Biography
Floyd Memory, performing as Floydium, emerged from Toronto’s vibrant music scene in 2012. The band’s mission is to honor Pink Floyd’s legacy through meticulous live recreation—delivering precise guitar tones, expansive keyboard textures, and the signature bass lines that defined a generation. Beyond sound, Floyd Memory emphasizes a dramatic visual component, using lighting design and projection to create immersive, cinematic concert experiences. Their reputation rests on consistency, crowd connection, and a dedication to presenting a credible Pink Floyd experience in venues ranging from intimate theatres to bustling festival stages.
Discography Highlights
- Note: Floydium does not have publicly documented albums or singles on official channels. The focus remains on live performances and touring across Canada.
Upcoming Tour Information
Floyd Memory’s 2025 touring schedule takes the show to multiple Canadian cities. Each date is treated as a standalone performance, with theatres and festival stages hosting the band for a single night of Floyd-inspired artistry. Plan ahead to secure your seats for any of the following stops:
- Kingston — May 16
- Hamilton — June 28
- Milton (Beaches Jazz Fest) — Sept 14; Oct 11
- Meaford — Sept 26
- Brantford — Sept 27
- Ottawa — Oct 3
- Cobourg — Oct 24
- Kingston — Nov 14
For tickets and the latest tour updates, follow Floyd Memory and Floydium on social media and visit the official site. We’ve got you covered with easy, trustworthy access to seats and show details.
Social Media & Official Site
Geography helps fans in Toronto, Ontario, and across Canada plan visits to local venues. If you’re near Kingston, Hamilton, Milton, Meaford, Brantford, Ottawa, Cobourg, or other Canadian cities on the tour, we’ll help you locate the best seats—no fuss, just reliable access to a memorable Pink Floyd tribute experience.