This week, David Gilmour wrapped up a highly praised six-night sold-out run at London’s Royal Albert Hall, following a similar successful run at Circus Maximus in Rome, promoting his UK #1 album, ‘Luck and Strange.’ The band are now off to Los Angeles for a concert at the Intuit Dome next Friday, followed by three nights at the legendary Hollywood Bowl and a five night run at the renowned Madison Square Garden in New York City, visit our Luck and Strange 2024 Tour Room for dates and ticket links.

A standout moment of the Rome and London performances have been ‘Between Two Points,’ a stunning reinterpretation of The Montgolfier Brothers’ 1999 track, featuring Romany Gilmour on lead vocals and harp. The song has been remixed by Gus Unger-Hamilton of alt-J, infusing it with a captivating electro vibe centered around the refrain, ‘They’re right, you’re wrong.’ It’s quite an interesting remix, and you can listen here:

Next week, UNCUT magazine in the UK will launch a special edition focused on the entire discography of David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Richard Wright, Nick Mason, and Syd Barrett. Titled “Ultimate Music Guide – Pink Floyd Solo,” this issue will include in-depth album reviews on the entire solo catalog of each band member and will feature some classic interviews unearthed. It will hit UK store shelves next week, and online pre-orders are currently available here: https://shop.kelsey.co.uk/product/ultimate-music-guide-pink-floyd-solo

Tuesday, Oct 1st, it was reported by UK’s Financial Times that Pink Floyd have sold their music catalog, along with their name and likeness to Sony for approximately $400 million. People Magazine Online reported that sources close to the matter told the outlet that ownership of the band’s likeness means the purchaser would profit from the sale of merchandise as well as other entities that could come along, such as television spin-offs and films.

Pink Floyd’s deal did come with stipulations, only their recorded rights were included, not any for the band’s songwriting. Before this week’s deal with Sony, the band tried for at least two years to sell their catalog, and had reportedly been in talks to do so with major companies such as Warner Music, BMG and Hipgnosis. The sale is one of the largest of many in recent years. We will keep you informed about any developments related to this topic, including upcoming catalog releases and new projects.

Matt Gilmour, son of David, has released his new album titled Business As Usual, and features eight fresh new tracks from the singer song-writer guitarist, you can view the tracklisting below and listen to the entire album on YouTube and Spotify.

Tracklisting:
1. Business As Usual
2. ⁠For Eva
3. Can’t Stop
4. ⁠Don’t Look Up
5. ⁠Spinning Plates
6. ⁠Once In A While
7. ⁠How Vain
8. ⁠We Are More

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