The September issue of Classic Rock Magazine (Issue 357) features a major cover story on Pink Floyd’s The Wall 1980/81 tour. From their description, it reads: Their (Pink Floyd’s) hugely ambitious 1980/81 tour for The Wall redefined rock shows. But … Continue reading →
Released online today from an archive on Flickr known as 35mm Rock Archive are two sets of professionally scanned photographs. The first features Pink Floyd performing live in March 1973 at the Chicago Amphitheater, while the second captures the Floyd … Continue reading →
Yesterday, the official Pink Floyd YouTube channel launched its first-ever 24/7 streaming channel, titled “Welcome to the Machine – The Pink Floyd Station.” The station promises to stream the best of Pink Floyd around the clock, including classic hits, deep … Continue reading →
Uploaded to YouTube on June 22, Nick Mason, our favorite drummer, appeared on the well-known UK-based show Road To Success Podcast with host Benedict Fowler. This van-based show lends itself to creating an intimate interview, and with Nick in fine … Continue reading →
UPDATED: 10/9/26 Last week, we told you about the Syd Barrett 80th Celebration Concert taking place this October at the Cambridge Corn Exchange in London. Tickets are on sale now, and you can purchase them through the venue website if … Continue reading →
Syd Barrett, the pioneering songwriter, artist and founding member of Pink Floyd, is being celebrated for what would have been his 80th birthday at Cambridge Corn Exchange, where he gave his final live performance on 24 February 1972. On 10 … Continue reading →
Pink Floyd: they live in the British national consciousness, and they will forever. How did this group become entwined with the psychedelic backwaters of 1967 London? How did they cope with the traumatic loss of their visionary songwriter, Syd Barrett? … Continue reading →
Announced via Instagram, Roger Waters unveiled a new version of “Comfortably Numb,” titled “Comfortably Numb Re-Imagined,” featuring Palestinian singer-songwriter Mona Miari. The project was previously announced as a film and was shown at a private screening in early April. Now, … Continue reading →
Dick Parry, the saxophonist whose unmistakable tone shaped Pink Floyd classics including “Money” and “Shine On You Crazy Diamond,” has died at 83. A longtime friend of David Gilmour, Parry performed on “Shine On You Crazy Diamond,” “Wish You Were … Continue reading →
More than half a century since Pink Floyd first emerged from the London underground scene to reshape the sound of modern music, The Royal Mint today unveils an official UK commemorative coin celebrating the band’s extraordinary and enduring legacy. The … Continue reading →
For those in the LA area, LA nonprofit video store Vidiots has announced a 35mm screening of Alan Parker’s Pink Floyd: The Wall on Friday, May 22. A Los Angeles nonprofit video store and film hub since 1985, Vidiots reopened … Continue reading →
Last month, our old Facebook Page, which we grew to 6.4K followers with over 1.3 million views in that month alone, was taken down by Meta for “impersonation” of Pink Floyd. After several weeks of appeals with no success, we … Continue reading →
