About This Event

🕯️Lumos presents: A Classical AC/DC vs. Pink Floyd Tribute 🕯️ At Lumos, we believe music should be more than heard, it should be felt. We bring live music experiences to towns and communities beyond the big cities, into historic buildings and characterful spaces that deserve to be full of life. Step into a candlelit evening of AC/DC and Pink Floyd's greatest songs, reimagined by a live string trio in the beautiful surroundings of St Michael & St Mary Magdalene C Of E Church. 🌎 Supporting Charities Through Music There's a little extra good in every ticket: each month, we support a different charity, so every visit helps make a real difference. Learn more 📅 Event Information Date: Friday, 8 January 2027 Venue: St Michael & St Mary Magdalene C Of E Church, Crowthorne Road, Easthampstead, Bracknell, UK 🕐 Show Times 7:00–8:00pm (Doors open 6:15pm) 9:00–10:00pm (Doors open 8:30pm) Programme: A Classical AC/DC vs. Pink Floyd Tribute performed by a live string trio. 🪑 Seating Seating is available on a first come, first served basis within your selected ticket tier (Platinum, Gold, Silver or Bronze). We recommend arriving when doors open to enjoy the widest choice of seats in your section. ♿ Accessibility Suitable for ages 8+ Wheelchair accessible venue Front-row seating can't always be guaranteed for accessibility tickets. 🎻 Musical Programme Programme to be announced 📩 Before You Go To help make the most of your experience, please read our FAQs before you arrive. If there is anything else you need, please email us at customerservice@lumos-experiences.com . ✨ Create your own Lumos Experience Bring the magic of Lumos to your wedding, private celebration, corporate event or special gathering with a bespoke candlelit concert. Enquire here or email us at privatehire@lumos-experiences.com Loved your evening? Leave us a review on Trustpilot Follow us for upcoming concerts and behind-the-scenes content: Facebook · Instagram · TikTok

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