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Band celebrates two decades of rock and roll with gig at Greig Hall in Alcester





TWENTY years ago a peacock sat on a shed roof and started singing.

Inside the shed a band rehearsed for its first ever gig and they also started singing.

The peacock on the roof inspired the name for one of Strafford and Alcester’s most popular bands – Texan Peacocks – and next week they take to the stage at Alcester’s Greig Hall for a special performance to celebrate 20 years’ entertaining fans all over Warwickshire and the West Midlands.



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