That saw the sale of his iconic Black Strat – a 1969 example – which went for almost $4 million. It still stands as one of ...

Watch rare footage of David Gilmour playing with his late Pink Floyd bandmate Rick Wright in the music video for his new song ...

In a recent video, David Gilmour ... guitars”, having built instruments for Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, and Ronnie Wood. This particular guitar was commissioned for Gilmour's children to learn ...

the younger Gilmour jokingly continued ... Dad and child strummed their guitars in unison, singing softly, How I wish, how I wish you were here / We’re just two lost souls swimming in ...

When Gilmour originally talked about the Luck and Strange tour, he indicated it was unlikely he’d play any songs Pink Floyd released in the Seventies. He’s since had a change of heart.

Primitive solid-body electric guitars had been around since the 1930s, but Fender envisioned a mass-produced, affordable model that would be easier to hold, tune and play. In 1950, Fender released ...

"I think I will be doing one or two things from that time, but it just seems so long ago," Gilmour says. "I know people love them, and I love playing them. I'll be doing 'Wish You Were Here ...

More from Rolling Stone Watch David Gilmour Play 'Wish You Were Here' at a UK ... and priceless vintage guitars. The conversation touched on everything from the creation of Luck and Strange ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. David Gilmour will be hitting the road soon in support of his UK number one album Luck and ...

I don’t believe white supremacy is America’s problem. What bothers me is how the Democrats continue to play Black people for fools. Several years ago, then-Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot ran her ...

Billy Gilmour has joined Napoli on a permanent transfer from Brighton & Hove Albion. The Italian club will pay an initial £12million fee plus £4m in add-ons, and Brighton will retain a sell-on ...

6. “That song started developing a depth that I’d forgotten about,” Gilmour says. “The playing on it is unmistakably Richard. He was a true, lovely, creative person, and people like that ...