Will Taylor Performs Pink Floyd Concert in the Dark in Albuquerque

An Intimate Acoustic Take on Pink Floyd in Albuquerque

Music and shadows are set to merge in an up-close setting as Albuquerque prepares to host the Concert in the Dark. The immersive experience features award-winning violinist Will Taylor, acoustic guitar, cellist Tony Rogers, and piano and vocals by Dave Madden, performing the iconic tracks of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon.

The production trades stadium volume for total darkness. The performance is completely acoustic, and the string players move directly through the space to offer what organizers describe as a personal serenade. Every seat in the intimate 100-seat room places the audience up close and personal with the performers.

Will Taylor Stages Dark Side of the Moon Performances

The evening begins and ends in darkness, accompanied by live music and poetry. For over 35 years, creator Will Taylor has staged these boundary-blurring performances, with an experience that has sold out over 50 times in Texas. Alongside the complete Dark Side of the Moon album, the setlist includes classic cuts like “Wish You Were Here,” “Comfortably Numb,” and “Mother,” interspersed with Taylor’s original compositions inspired by the timeless sounds of Dark Side of the Moon.

Will Taylor Performs Pink Floyd Concert in the Dark in Albuquerque
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Attendees are recommended to be at least 13 years old, with anyone under 16 required to attend alongside an adult, though all ages remain welcome. Guests looking for customized touches during checkout can opt for a VIP ticket tier, which allows purchasers to submit a personalized song dedication delivered directly by the musicians during the evening.

Event Logistics

The performance centers entirely on a stripped-down, acoustic environment designed to shift the traditional concert dynamic. For those planning to attend, organizers note that the experience is built around community connection and relaxation. Questions regarding the event can be directed to 512-589-8749.