Atom Heart Floyd are a group of professional musicians who have a shared passion – to reproduce the classic sound of Pink Floyd live.

Touring together for several years, the band have performed for audiences across the UK, Europe, and as far as Abu Dhabi at the end of 2019.

Focusing on delivering the greatest hits every Pink Floyd fan wants to hear, along with a few extra rarities and album tracks, Atom Heart Floyd deliver over 2 hours of music including songs from The Wall, Wish You Were Here, and The Dark Side Of The Moon, plus songs from Animals, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, Meddle, The Final Cut, The Division Bell, and A Momentary Lapse of Reason.

With visuals and lighting throughout the show delivering an immersive visual experience for the audience, the band perform songs from across
the entire Pink Floyd back catalogue, live, just like the original band.

The band are excited to be returning to Elgin after a well received show in 2019.

With new songs added to the set, and some new faces added to the band lineup, the 2021 Atom Heart Floyd show promises to delight Pink Floyd fans, both old and new.

Tickets £18 (plus booking fee)

Friday 12th November
Doors at 7.00pm
Stage at 8:30pm

The Ghosting of Rabbie Burns

By Gillian Duffy

Heartbroken author Emily Winters takes herself away to her aunt’s old cottage in Ayrshire to get over her cheating ex. As she celebrates Burns night alone (wishing that the right man would show up), she gets a visitation slightly different than what she had hoped for – the ghost of Rabbie Burns appears to give her some dating advice…and he knows what he’s talking about!

Featuring the great songs and poems of Burns, such as ‘My Love is Like a Red Red Rose’, ‘Ae Fond Kiss’, ‘Charlie is my Darlin’ and, of course, ‘Auld Lang Syne’, this hilarious comedy proves that love and relationships haven’t changed that much in 200 years after all.

‘Duffy’s brilliant, compact commentary on modern love.’ – Dundee Review

‘Perfectly formed. An unexpected gem that really warms the heart.’ – Glasgow Theatre Blog n ‘If you imagine Richard Curtis deciding to do his own ‘Scottish play’, the result would be remarkably similar to this charming little tale from Gillian Duffy.’ – The Wee Review

‘Gillian Duffy’s writing takes you on a rollercoaster ride of emotion.’ – Goodreads.com