8 April 2026 — four years since the release of the joint Pink Floyd and Khlyvnyuk track. Memorial concert at Royal Albert Hall with all proceeds to Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Pink Floyd and Andriy Khlyvnyuk celebrate four years since the historic 'Hey Hey Rise Up' track release (released 8 April 2022) with a memorial concert at Royal Albert Hall (London) on 8 April 2026. David Gilmour, Nick Mason (from Pink Floyd) and Khlyvnyuk will perform together on one stage — this is the first such concert in the 4-year history of the collaboration. The programme consists of three parts: 1) Pink Floyd classics (with Gilmour and Mason) — approximately 75 minutes; 2) Khlyvnyuk solo block — 6 songs from the new 'Khottabych' album (see separate news); 3) the final joint performance of 'Hey Hey Rise Up' featuring the London Symphony Orchestra and a 200-voice choir — on stage among Ukrainian military veterans who completed rehabilitation in Great Britain. All ticket-sale proceeds from 5,000 tickets (average price £450) go entirely to 'Come Back Alive' for drone procurement for 22nd Brigade units (the ARTBAT partnership, see PR1). Free live-stream on Pink Floyd's official YouTube with Khlyvnyuk's Ukrainian commentary. Concert recording in live-DVD format 'London Rises' releases December 2026 on Columbia Records.
