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Keep Floyding, A38 Budapest, 29 March

• 19 Mar 2019 8:59 AM

Keep Floyding is Hungary's Nr. 1 Pink Floyd tribute band. Formed in 1999 they have been on a real mission to bring the Floyd music and its essence in as good quality and on as high standard as possible.

Very popular and less known songs, also complete albums are on their repertoire that differs on each gig, to bring you the ultimate Pink Floyd experience.

For the fourth time, the band will return to the A38 ship, with the classic Keep Floyding Experience program. This night-  from the very first to the last album - every Pink Floyd era will be visited. Come and hear them live, let them surprise you.

Tickets: HUF 2,700 / 3,200

Date and time: 29 March, 7:30 pm 

Venue: 
A38
1117 Budapest, Petőfi híd

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