This Is Floyd: Through The Years comes to The Civic Trowbridge 16/05/26
Fans of classic rock are in for a treat this May as This Is Floyd: Through The Years arrives at The Civic in Trowbridge for a night celebrating one of music’s most iconic bands.
Taking place on Saturday 16 May, this brand new 2026 theatre show brings the sound and spectacle of Pink Floyd to life in a powerful live performance.
A journey through legendary music
From the atmospheric sounds of Echoes to the emotional depth of High Hopes, the show takes audiences on a journey through some of the most recognisable and influential music ever created.
This Is Floyd are known for capturing the spirit and scale of the original performances, delivering a set that feels both authentic and immersive.
A full live experience
This is not just about the music. The production features dazzling lighting, spectacular lasers and the iconic circular screen, recreating the visual experience that made Pink Floyd’s live shows so distinctive.
Whether you are a lifelong fan or simply love live music done well, this promises to be a memorable night.
Event details
Event: This Is Floyd: Through The Years
Date: Saturday 16 May 2026
Venue: The Civic, St Stephen’s Place, Trowbridge
Tickets: £20
👉 Get tickets: https://www.trowbridgecivic.co.uk/
A chance to experience the music, atmosphere and legacy of one of rock’s greatest bands, right on your doorstep.
And if you’re a rock fan, be sure to tune in to Radio Bath Sunday evenings from 8-10 pm for Bath Rocks with Pete Nunez!
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