How to Get Tickets for a Shine On Pink Floyd Tribute Show

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Shine On is an 11-piece Pink Floyd tribute act based in Southern California that performs with a laser light show, and tickets are handled through the individual show listings on its site rather than a single box office. To get tickets, start at the tour dates section, open the listing for the date you want, and follow the "More info" link on that entry to reach the ticketing or venue page. This works for any announced date, but availability, pricing, and the actual ticket seller depend on the venue and promoter for each show.

Step-by-step: from tour dates to checkout

  1. Open the tour dates section. The site lists performances under a "TOUR DATES" heading, with the next performance highlighted separately as "NEXT SHOW."
  2. Find your date and venue. Each listing pairs a date with a venue — for example, the site shows Lobero Theatre / October 3, 2026.
  3. Select the listing to open its detail view. The date entry is the entry point; ticket information lives one level deeper.
  4. Follow the "More info" link. On the listing, a "More info" link (shown with a forward arrow) leads to the page where tickets or further event details are offered.
  5. Confirm date and venue before buying. Match the date, venue name, and show time on the ticket page against the listing you started from, since similar tribute shows can appear at multiple theaters.
  6. Complete the purchase on the ticketing page. Checkout happens on whichever platform the venue or promoter uses, not on shineonlive.com itself.

Expected result: you land on a venue or ticketing page for the specific date, with the option to select seats or ticket tiers and pay.

What to check before you buy

  • Date and venue match. The listing format is date + venue, so verify both — an October 3, 2026 date at the Lobero Theatre is a specific event, not a generic tour stop.
  • Which channel is selling. Different shows may route through different ticketing systems. If a link looks unfamiliar, confirm it came from the show listing rather than a search ad.
  • Whether the date is the "NEXT SHOW." The site flags the nearest performance separately, which is useful if you want the soonest opportunity rather than a specific city.
  • Seating and show format. Shine On performs as an 11-piece band with a laser light show, so seating position can matter more than at a typical club gig.

Booking the band instead of buying a ticket

If you are organizing an event rather than attending one, the site has a separate "BOOK US NOW" path for booking inquiries. That is the route for private or hosted performances — not for individual ticket purchases.

Common snags

  • Looking for a single "tickets" page. There isn't one central checkout; each date links out to its own seller.
  • Stopping at the tour dates list. The list shows date and venue only — you need the "More info" link to reach tickets.
  • Assuming all dates sell the same way. Ticketing platform, pricing, and on-sale timing are set per show, so a method that worked for one date may not apply to the next.

For current dates and the next scheduled performance, check the tour dates and next show sections on shineonlive.com.