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Australian Pink Floyd: Australian Pink Floyd is the band to see when it comes to Pink Floyd tributes.
More than just an average cover band, Aussie Pink Floyd meticulously strives to recreate the ground-breaking work of the iconic band and put on mind-blowing live stage shows.
Lasers, lights, on-screen visuals, and huge inflatables give lucky audience members a chance to really feel like they're at an authentic Pink Floyd concert.
In 2011 they became the first band to debut a new stereoscopic 3D element as part of their show and 2012 is sure to bring more jaw-dropping innovations to the delight of their large fan base.
Since their formation in 1988, the band has performed in 35 countries to more than 3 million fans, including actual members of Pink Floyd.
Their new Exposed In The Light tour is already selling out venues throughout Europe and promises to bring them continued success as more people discover this truly talented tribute band.
Australian Pink Floyd: Australian Pink Floyd at Plymouth Pavilions live on Tuesday, 27 March 2012 in Plymouth, Devon. For tickets to see Australian Pink Floyd at Plymouth Pavilions, see the list of ticket prices.
Australian Pink Floyd at Plymouth Pavilions in Plymouth, Devon on Tuesday, 27 March 2012.
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