The Final Tweet: Pink Floyd's Social Media Sign-Off After 'The Endless River'

In August 2015, almost a year after The Endless River was released, Pink Floyd’s official Twitter account posted a two-word message: “That is all.” No hashtag, no image, no follow-up. The post was widely understood as the band’s quiet, definitive farewell to their social media followers—and to the idea of any future activity.

The statement never directly addressed whether Pink Floyd would ever make music again, but the silence that followed said everything. Since that tweet, the account has remained dormant. No new posts, no reunion announcements, no archival teases. For a band that had spent decades battling internal tensions and eventually fading out, “That is all” felt less like a punchline and more like a deliberate closing of the door.