This is the Saucers first UK tour since their May 2022 Echoes Tour. Since then, they have since played extensively through America and Europe.
Their stop-off at the Royal Albert Hall is significant: The Pink Floyd first played there on December 12, 1966, as part of an Oxfam benefit evening. They subsequently returned to the venue in 1967, 1969 and 1970. Meanwhile, Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets made their Royal Albert Hall debut in 2022.
Tour Dates
Tuesday, June 11 – Stoke, Victoria Hall
Wednesday, June 12 – York, Barbican
Thursday, June 13 – Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall
Saturday, June 15 – Oxford, New Theatre
Monday, June 17 – Bristol, Beacon
Tuesday, June 18 – Birmingham, Symphony Hall
Wednesday, June 19 – Manchester, O2 Apollo
Friday, June 21 – Glasgow, SEC Armadillo
Saturday, June 22 – Gateshead, The Glasshouse
Monday, June 24 – Cardiff, Wales Millenium Centre
Tuesday, June 25 – Poole, Lighthouse
Wednesday, June 26 – Brighton, Dome
Friday, June 28 – Ipswich, Regent Theatre
Saturday, June 29 – London, Royal Albert Hall
The band have already announced a brace of European shows:
Thursday, July 18 – Teatro Arcimboldi, Milan
Friday, July 19 – Piazza Dei Signori, Vicenza
Saturday, July 20 – Sequoie Music Park, Bologna
Sunday, July 21 – Cavea, Rome
Tuesday, July 23 – Belvedere San Leucio, Caserta
Wednesaday, July 24 – Teatro Il Castello, Roccella Ionica
July 28 – Herzberg Festival, Germany
Says Mason, “Six years ago when I got behind the drums again and we started playing the early Pink Floyd material, it was a real pleasure on so many levels. Many of the tracks had never actually been played live, so to have performed them all over the world has been something we’ve all enjoyed immensely. To get the opportunity to come back to the UK for another tour is something the band and I had been hoping we would be able to do, so to say ‘we’re back’ feels good!”
