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The Scottish Pink Floyd played Dunoon's Queen's Hall last weekend to a crowd of fans - some of which saw the actual Pink Floyd play on that very stage back in 1967. Performing 2 and a half hours of Floyd classics, the band played some syd-era tracks including Arnold Layne and Astronomy Domine. The show was of course called "The Dark Side of Dunoon"!

 
 
 

The Scottish Pink Floyd are expanding with a second Keyboardist added to the line-up. Keyboardist Paul Mitchell is set to make his debut at Dobbie Hall in Larbet this July. Paul is a talented multi-instrumentalist who will add an additional dimension to the band's authentic sound. He will play a mixture of shows alongside our current keyboardist David Parsons, as well as taking the lead in shows during times where David tours with another band. Find our more about Paul and our other band members here

 
 
 

The Scottish Pink Floyd were delighted to hear the band being mentioned on Marc Riley's show on BBC's 6 Music. The band's bass player had been chatting with a couple who were amused to discover the band's upcoming show in Dunoon was called "Dark Side of Dunoon". So much so that they wrote in to Mark Riley's show to mention it. The couple in question were of course rewarded with a pair of tickets to a show of their choice as a thank you

 
 
 
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