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Royal Albert Hall

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The Australian Pink Floyd are an internationally renown, Pink Floyd tribute band, formed in Adelaide, Australia in 1988 by founder and current song instigator, creative director and lead guitar player, Jason Sawford. Since forming they have gone on sell out countless tours, with over 4 million tickets sold, they are considered to have one of the most dedicated fan bases of any tribute band. Member Adam Danaher joined in 1997 and remains as the only original founding member and they have gone on to to complete over 3000 concerts in 37 countries. The band itself have won multiple awards and been recognised for their hard work and their efforts to replicate the original sounds of Pink Floyd. The Australian Pink Floyd truly bring back the aura of Pink Floyds spectacular live performances and have become a global phenomenon.

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How long are The Australian Pink Floyd concerts?
The Australian Pink Floyd Concerts usually last for around 1 hour to 3 hours however this is dependent on the setlist (songs that are planned to be performed).
What's the The Australian Pink Floyd setlist?
The Australian Pink Floyd's setlist can vary depending on the venue and the country the performance is played at however this is the most likely setlist for The Australian Pink Floyd Tour:
  • Comfortably Numb - Live
  • Dogs - Live
  • Wish You Were Here - Live
  • Welcome To The Machine - Live
  • Great Gig In The Sky - Live
  • Sorrow - Live
  • Learning to Fly - Live
  • Another Brick in the Wall pt II - Live
What are the The Australian Pink Floyd Tour Dates?
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Where is The Australian Pink Floyd performing at?
The Australian Pink Floyd Tour includes performances within the following places:

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