David Gilmour

Pink Floyd rocker delivered a career-spanning set while performing among ancient ruins in Rome.

He hadn't performed some of the songs in decades.

He also runs down the Pink Floyd songs he will, and will not, be performing on his upcoming tour.

He laments the loss of a “golden age” in the music business and shares his thoughts on the Oasis ticket fiasco.

He joined daughter Romany Gilmour at a tiny pub to perform a Pink Floyd classic.

The Pink Floyd legend explains how he was able to move beyond his past on the new 'Luck and Strange' album.

With a similar ebb and flow, they might have completed the band's next great double album.

He insists his motive to sell has nothing to do with money.

Pink Floyd member's first record in nine years reflects on life and mortality post-pandemic.

He says he was "thrust into" the role following Roger Waters' departure.