When does the event start?

The start is on September 17, 2026, at 21:00, with entry beginning around 20:30.

How long does the show last?

The event lasts about 60 minutes.

Where is the event taking place?

At the PLANET KA planetarium Karlsruhe, Alter Schlachthof 4, 76131 Karlsruhe.

How much does a ticket cost?

Tickets are available from €12.

Is there a late entry?

No, late entry is not possible.

Is the event accessible?

Yes, there is a ramp, barrier-free access, and a disabled toilet. A nearby parking space can be reserved free of charge for the booked date.

Pink Floyd unleashes a starry night full of sound in the Karlsruhe planetarium

Name: Pink Floyd - The DARK SIDE of the MOON
Start: 2026-09-17T23:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-18T00:00:00+02:00
Location: PLANET KA Planetarium Karlsruhe

A cosmic evening with Pink Floyd's masterpiece under the dome

With Pink Floyd – The Dark Side of the Moon, PLANET KA transforms September 17, 2026, into an immersive concert experience between sound, space, and light. The concept album from 1973 is one of the most successful albums in rock history and has been officially described by Pink Floyd over the years as a milestone of their era. In the planetarium, this music meets a 360° dome projection that does not imitate the live atmosphere but translates it into a visual cosmos. ([archive.pinkfloyd.com](https://archive.pinkfloyd.com/history/biography))

When music becomes stars

The evening relies on a special synchronization of sound and image: driving rhythms, floating synthesizer textures, and the iconic dramaturgy of the album blend with spacey visuals. This is the strength of this format: the orchestration of impressions does not come across as loud, but rather completely immersive. PLANET KA announces the experience as a music show under the dome; in addition, the immersive 360° projection visually expands the musical cosmos. ([pretix.eu](https://pretix.eu/planetka/tdsotm/5040150/))

A classic with monumental impact

The Dark Side of the Moon has long evolved from an album to a cultural reference point. The official Pink Floyd biography describes it as their most successful work of that phase; the band used the journey to create ambitious concepts, grand imagery, and groundbreaking live productions. This historical weight makes the program in Karlsruhe so exciting: it's not just about nostalgia but about the continuation of a sound idea into the present. ([archive.pinkfloyd.com](https://archive.pinkfloyd.com/history/biography))

Planetarium instead of club: Intensity with focus

PLANET KA is located at Alter Schlachthof in Karlsruhe and offers barrier-free access with a ramp directly into the dome hall as well as a renovated disabled toilet. Those who rely on a nearby parking space can reserve it for the booked event free of charge. Access is designed for comfort and planning - fitting for a show that doesn't require hectic festival energy but rather concentration and goosebumps. ([pretix.eu](https://pretix.eu/planetka/tdsotm/5040150/))

The moment when everything collapses

The event starts at 21:00, with entry beginning around 20:30. Approximately 60 minutes of programming is planned. Important for the evening: there is no late entry, unused tickets expire without compensation. Those attending this concert will therefore experience a focused, unique run - without distraction, without interruption, but with full impact. ([pretix.eu](https://pretix.eu/planetka/tdsotm/5040150/))

Conclusion: An evening for eyes, ears, and memory

Pink Floyd – The Dark Side of the Moon at PLANET KA is not an ordinary concert, but a precisely staged music and spatial event. Anyone wanting to experience the magic of this album in a new dimension will receive a dense, visual and acoustic journey that resonates long after. A date for all those who want to not just hear Pink Floyd but fully immerse themselves. ([pretix.eu](https://pretix.eu/planetka/tdsotm/5040150/))