Pink Floyd

Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi has revealed that he recently played on a new track with Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason that will be part of a benefit album for a cancer charity.

Due for release on December 18, the trailer is soundtracked with a new take on a familiar song. Prolific composer Hans Zimmer is scoring Dune and created a dark, apocalyptic soundscape through a new arrangement on the Pink Floyd classic “Eclipse.”

The track features David on lead vocals and acoustic guitar, and his daughter Romany on backing vocals and harp. The tune also features John McCusker on fiddle, while Damon Iddins contributed string quartet sampling.

The video is accompanied by a message from Roger that reads, “Social distancing is a necessary evil in COVID world. Watching ‘Mother’ reminds me just how irreplaceable the joy of being in a band is.”

Former Pink Floyd bassist Roger Waters spoke about the potential of reuniting with his former bandmates David Gilmour and Nick Mason calling the idea “f***ing awful.” Waters also spoke about a recent “peace summit” that ultimately went nowhere.

Like many bands lately, Pink Floyd has opted to stay connected with their fans by providing a weekly livestream of rare and previously unseen concert footage.

Roger Waters’ elaborate This Is Not a Drill Tour wasn’t scheduled to begin until July, but it is still being postponed because of the coronavirus outbreak.

Roger Waters still has a lot to say with his music and his imagery, and he will be putting it all on full blast again this summer. The Pink Floyd co-founder has announced a massive North American summer arena tour titled Roger Waters: This Is Not a Drill .” It kicks off July 8th in Pittsburgh and...

Roger Waters may have been done with Pink Floyd after 1983’s The Final Cut , but David Gilmour , Nick Mason and Richard Wright were not. The trio continued to write, record and tour. 1987’s A Momentary Lapse of Reason and 1994’s The Division Bell were the first two studio results and divided...

The forthcoming Roger Waters concert film Us + Them promises to be much more than just an audio and visual assault on the senses – it’s going to be a statement, according to the new teaser. DEFIANCE, PROTEST, EXPERIENCE, LOVE, EQUALITY, and HOPE flash on-screen against the backdrop of Pink Floyd...