David Gilmour just released a new album, Luck and Strange, and he's about to kick off his first tour since 2016 - as for any other future career plans, he's taking it day by day. Might this be his final tour?

David Gilmour of Pink Floyd is gearing up for his first solo tour in eight years. While he is happy to play a mixture of his own solo songs and Pink Floyd classics, he confirmed that there are a few Pink Floyd songs that he will never play again.

Pink Floyd’s masterpiece, The Dark Side of the Moon arrived in 1973. Gilmour, now 78, said his new album Luck and Strange is “the best thing I’ve done in more or less my living memory.” The Pink Floyd albums are so distant to him that,

David Gilmour, 78, the iconic band’s guitarist and singer will perform multiple concerts later this year, and while fans can expect to hear plenty of their favourite nostalgic songs, there are some David no longer wants to perform.

The new solo album arrives on Sept. 6, followed in the last week of October with one night at the Inuit Dome and three at the Hollywood Bowl.

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The legendary singer and guitarist names some tunes fans shouldn't expect to hear during his upcoming solo tour.

David Gilmour is gearing up for his first tour in eight years, and while fans can expect him to play some Pink Floyd material he recently admitted there are some classics he "no longer feels comfortable singing.

David Gilmour has told how there are certain Pink Floyd songs he no longer wants to perform. The singer and guitarist is due to perform several concerts later this year, after taking a break for the past eight years.