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Pink Floyd tribute act coming to Dunfermline 
Published: Thu, 20th Nov 12:30PM
THE Australian Pink Floyd Show, widely recognised as one of the world’s best tribute bands, have announced they are to kick-off their UK tour at Dunfermline’s Alhambra Theatre.
The band will use the venue for rehearsals for the tour, which will see them perform a new production of ‘The Wall’, 30 years after the classic album was released.
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