Announced today: An astonishingly intimate photographic chronicle by Polly Samson, capturing the recording, rehearsals, and live performances of David Gilmour’s critically acclaimed fifth solo album, Luck and Strange, will be published by Thames & Hudson on Thursday, 16 October 2025, … Continue reading →
In anticipation of the cinema and IMAX release tomorrow, or today depending on when you’re reading this, David Gilmour’s YouTube channel has posted a ten-minute interview with him discussing his latest concert film, Live at the Circus Maximus, Rome, which … Continue reading →
After much speculation this week, sparked by Pink Floyd’s streaming and social media platforms, as well as their website being shrouded in a mysterious black wrap (an ode to Wish You Were Here and how it was originally sold on … Continue reading →
Ahead of its wide release next week (September 17), the world premiere of David Gilmour’s new concert film Live at the Circus Maximus, Rome took place last night at the BFI IMAX in London. In attendance were David and his … Continue reading →
If you’ve been keeping an eye on our social media pages, you might have noticed that yesterday, Pink Floyd’s album covers on Apple Music and other platforms changed to what appears to be black plastic wrap, accompanied by a general … Continue reading →
Pink Floyd: Behind the Music – A Review by Natalie Lyons The hot Pink Floyd read of the summer comes courtesy of Gemini Books – shiny new British publishers of lovely coffee table books and serial killer pulp biographies. “Pink … Continue reading →
You might recall that this past November, we let you know that producer and YouTube personality Rick Beato sat down with David Gilmour for an extensive interview. They reconvened while Beato was in the UK recently, and today—the highly acclaimed … Continue reading →
Recently, the Pink Floyd Research Group uncovered previously unseen German newsreel footage from Pink Floyd’s 1977 show at the Deutschlandhalle in Berlin, filmed on January 29. This was the band’s fifth show on the 1977 tour — the tour famously … Continue reading →
In a bold and imaginative homage to one of Pink Floyd’s most elusive projects, a new album titled Household Objects (And Sundry Massed Gadgets) is out now—marking 50 years since the band’s mythical experiment of the same name was first … Continue reading →
Nick Mason announced on Facebook today that he is partnering with the UK-based charity Teenage Cancer Trust by offering a limited edition autographed print of a drum rudiment from Echoes, Pink Floyd’s 23-minute epic. Only 100 prints have been … Continue reading →