8. - 12. September 2027
Pink Floyd created some of the most distinctive and influential albums in rock history. But the story of the band began long before the big stages, the light shows and the millions of records sold – in the streets, schools, homes and music scenes of Cambridge and London.
On this five-day journey, we follow the story from Cambridge, where Syd Barrett, Roger Waters and David Gilmour grew up, to the clubs, studios and neighbourhoods of London where Pink Floyd found its form. The program is the result of thorough research and our own visits to the locations. It connects the well-known milestones with the small stories and the context that give the music a new dimension.
Our expert guide is Ivar Storm Peersen, known as Ivar Bjørnson from the internationally acclaimed Norwegian band Enslaved. Through three dedicated sessions and conversations along the way, he shares his personal relationship with Pink Floyd and views the music from the inside – as a composer, guitarist and lifelong listener.
In London and Cambridge we are also joined by Colin, a storyteller with an almost encyclopaedic knowledge of Pink Floyd. He knows not only the key locations, but also the people, the details and the stories that bring the band’s history to life. On the 2026 tour, one participant described him as “music’s answer to David Attenborough”, while another felt he deserved a statue.
This is not simply a journey from one sight to the next. The pubs, the record shops and the free time in Soho and Camden are an important part of the experience. Here we can continue the conversation over a pint, hunt for rare pressings and share music stories long after the organised program has ended. On the 2026 tour, it was exactly this blend of in-depth knowledge, pub culture and vinyl hunting that became one of the highlights.
The group has a maximum of 40 participants. In Cambridge we travel in two minibuses, which allows us to get close to places a large coach cannot reach. From Grantchester Meadows and Syd Barrett’s Cambridge to Abbey Road, Soho and Camden, we walk in the footsteps of a band that keeps opening new doors in music.
To experience the locations in London, we move through the city the way the band members themselves did: by Underground, local bus and on foot. On some days we walk around ten kilometres, partly over longer stretches and at a pace that requires good mobility. The tour is therefore not suitable for travellers with significant mobility challenges. If you are unsure whether the tour is right for you, please contact us before booking.
