Dates with a listed show
Within the 50-day first-to-last recorded span.
Pink Floyd · TOUR REFERENCE
New Zealand · Australia · Japan
22 January 1988 – 11 March 1988
Explore this route on the mapThe 30-date New Zealand, Australian and Japanese chapter. The 22 Oceania dates match the official band timeline; the Sydney 31 January show is retained from the specialist chronology.
THE ARTIST, ON THE ROAD
Auckland opens a chapter of long arena runs: nine Sydney nights and eight in Melbourne, followed by Perth and Japan.
The official Pink Floyd timeline confirms 22 New Zealand and Australian dates, followed by eight in Japan. Individual dates follow the specialist chronology.
The 31 January Sydney performance is missing from the Australian Concert Tour Database but present in the specialist chronology; it is included here.
THE ROUTE
Sequence of listed performances. Connections illustrate the itinerary; they do not establish actual travel or days off.
READ THE RHYTHM
Within the 50-day first-to-last recorded span.
The longest unbroken run of calendar dates represented here.
Consecutive entries in one city, before the next listed city.
The longest date interval. Missing dates do not establish rest or travel.
THE DATED RECORD
| Date | City | Venue | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Source-listed | AucklandNew Zealand | Western Springs Stadium | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | SydneyAustralia | Sydney Entertainment Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | SydneyAustralia | Sydney Entertainment Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | SydneyAustralia | Sydney Entertainment Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | SydneyAustralia | Sydney Entertainment Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | SydneyAustralia | Sydney Entertainment Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | SydneyAustralia | Sydney Entertainment Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | SydneyAustralia | Sydney Entertainment Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | SydneyAustralia | Sydney Entertainment Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | SydneyAustralia | Sydney Entertainment Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | BrisbaneAustralia | Brisbane Entertainment Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | BrisbaneAustralia | Brisbane Entertainment Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | AdelaideAustralia | Thebarton Oval | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | MelbourneAustralia | National Tennis Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | MelbourneAustralia | National Tennis Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | MelbourneAustralia | National Tennis Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | MelbourneAustralia | National Tennis Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | MelbourneAustralia | National Tennis Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | MelbourneAustralia | National Tennis Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | MelbourneAustralia | National Tennis Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | MelbourneAustralia | National Tennis Centre | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | PerthAustralia | East Fremantle Oval | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | TokyoJapan | Nippon Budokan | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | TokyoJapan | Nippon Budokan | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | TokyoJapan | Yoyogi Olympic Pool | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | TokyoJapan | Yoyogi Olympic Pool | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | TokyoJapan | Yoyogi Olympic Pool | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | OsakaJapan | Osaka Castle Hall | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | OsakaJapan | Osaka Castle Hall | Source ↗ |
| Source-listed | NagoyaJapan | Rainbow Hall | Source ↗ |
Future records marked “Planned listing” retain source status. A past listing alone is not proof that a performance took place.
PROVENANCE
Source-native dated listings retained with their references.
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