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BRIT FLOYD—The World’s Greatest Pink Floyd Experience—Relaunch Third Leg Of “50 Years Of Dark Side” Tour In North America

Article contributed by sro | published on wednesday, october 25, 2023.

This past weekend, BRIT FLOYD re-launched their 2023 multi-city “50 Years of Dark Side Tour” of North America. Known as The World’s Greatest Pink Floyd Experience, the group will follow this year’s dates with a massive 2024 world tour. It’s a 90-city tour of North America, plus shows in 45 cities in the UK, and Europe to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s Pulse and The Division Bell albums. More details about the 2024 dates will be announced in the coming weeks.

The fall 2023 50 Years of Dark Side tour features over two and a half hours of Pink Floyd music encompassing the band’s iconic career. BRIT FLOYD’s team have created a show that includes state-of-the-art visuals (lights, lasers, and animation) which are all presented with immersive soundscapes and virtuosic musicianship. When the tour wraps, the 50 Years of Dark Side trek will have encompassed more than 108 dates with return stops in many markets, alongside first-ever performances in other markets. The Dark Side Of The Moon, released in 1973, is one of the most critically acclaimed albums of all time and includes Pink Floyd’s iconic single "Money."

Formed in 2011, Brit Floyd consists of performances supported by an immense, immaculately curated state-of-the-art production, reverently emulating the stunning soundscapes and visuals of Pink Floyd’s iconic catalog. Brit Floyd is a celebration of authenticity, featuring musicians handpicked by Damian Darlington. The 2023 touring band includes Darlington (Guitarist, Vocalist and Musical Director), Ian Cattell (Vocals, Bass), Edo Scordo (Guitars, Vocals), Matt Riddle (Keyboards, Synths, Hammond, Vocals), Arran Ahmun (Drums, Percussions), Ryan Saranich (Saxophone, Percussions, Guitars, Bass, Keyboards), Randy Cooke (Drums and Percussion), Canadian Idol Winner Eva Avila (Lead and Backing Vocals), Genevieve Little (Backing Vocals), Jessie Lee Houllier (Backing Vocals) and Robyn Cage (Backing Vocals). Historically, the shows have featured guest appearances from musicians from Pink Floyd's studio and road line-ups: bassist/vocalist Guy Pratt joined Brit Floyd onstage at the Echo Arena in Liverpool in 2013 and Pink Floyd saxophonist/guitarist Scott Page has performed with the band on numerous occasions, as have Pink Floyd backing vocalists Roberta Freeman and Durga McBroom.

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Brit Floyd—the World's Greatest Pink Floyd Experience—Set to Launch 100-Date 2023 North American Tour

“50 Years of Dark Side” celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Pink Floyd’s album masterpiece The Dark Side of the Moon.

BRIT FLOYD-The World's Greatest Pink Floyd Experience-are launching their "50 Years of Dark Side" North American Tour April 12 in Hamilton, Ontario. The 100-date 2023 tour will begin with the first leg of 50 shows including stops in Boston, Chicago, Washington DC, Baltimore and Atlanta before wrapping June 23 in Boca Raton, FL.

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"50 Years of Dark Side" celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Pink Floyd's album masterpiece The Dark Side of the Moon. For this year's world tour--featuring over two and a half hours of Pink Floyd music encompassing the band's iconic career--the team have created a show that includes state-of-the-art visuals (lights, lasers and animation) which are all presented with immersive soundscapes and virtuosic musicianship.

Formed in 2011, Brit Floyd features performances supported by an immense, immaculately curated state of the art production, reverently emulating the stunning soundscapes and visuals of Pink Floyd's iconic catalog. Brit Floyd is a celebration of authenticity, featuring musicians handpicked by Damian Darlington.

The 2023 touring band includes Darlington (Guitarist, Vocalist and Musical Director), Ian Cattell (Vocals, Bass), Edo Scordo (Guitars, Vocals), Matt Riddle (Keyboards, Synths, Hammond, Vocals), Arran Ahmun (Drums, Percussions), Ryan Saranich (Saxophone, Percussions, Guitars, Bass, Keyboards), Randy Cooke (Drums and Percussion), Eva Avila (Lead and Backing Vocals), Genevieve Little (Backing Vocals), Jessie Lee Houllier (Backing Vocals) and Chess Galea (Backing Vocals).

Historically, the shows have featured guest appearances from musicians from Pink Floyd's studio and road line-ups: bassist/vocalist Guy Pratt joined Brit Floyd onstage at the Echo Arena in Liverpool in 2013 and Pink Floyd saxophonist/guitarist Scott Page has performed with the band on numerous occasions, as have Pink Floyd backing vocalists Roberta Freeman and Durga McBroom.

The first leg of the 2023 tour dates are as follows with additional shows to be announced in the coming weeks.

WED APRIL 12 - First Ontario Concert Hall - Hamilton, ON - TICKETS

FRI APRIL 14 - Casino Ballroom - Hampton Beach, NH - TICKETS

SAT APRIL 15 - Lyric Opera House - Baltimore, MD - TICKETS

SUN APRIL 16 - Veterans Memorial Auditorium - Providence, RI - TICKETS

TUE APRIL 18 - 1st Summit Arena - Johnstown, PA - TICKETS

WED APRIL 19 - The Oncenter Crouse Hinds Theater - Syracuse, NY - TICKETS

FRI APRIL 21 - Benedum Center - Pittsburgh, PA - TICKETS

SAT APRIL 22 - Wind Creek Event Center - Bethlehem, PA - TICKETS

SUN APRIL 23 - Hershey Theatre - Hershey, PA - TICKETS

TUE APRIL 25 - The Auditorium Theater - Rochester, NY - TICKETS

WED APRIL 26 - Warner Theatre - Washington, DC - TICKETS

FRI APRIL 28 - Hard Rock Hotel And Casino - Atlantic City, NJ - TICKETS

SAT APRIL 29 - Toyota Oakdale Theater - Wallingford, CT - TICKETS

SUN APRIL 30 - The Orpheum - Boston, MA - TICKETS

MON MAY 1 - Kleinhans Music Hall - Buffalo, NY - TICKETS

WED MAY 3 - The Warner Theatre - Erie, PA - TICKETS

FRI MAY 5 - The Chicago Theatre - Chicago, IL - TICKETS

SAT MAY 6 - Genesee Theatre - Waukegan, IL - TICKETS

SUN MAY 7 - Riverside Theater - Milwaukee, WI - TICKETS

MON MAY 8 - Morris Performing Arts Center - South Bend, IN - TICKETS

WED MAY 10 - Brown County Music Center - Nashville, IN - TICKETS

THU MAY 11 - Huntington Center - Toledo, OH - TICKETS

FRI MAY 12 - PNC Pavilion At Riverbend - Cincinnati, OH - TICKETS

SAT MAY 13 - Rose Music Center At The Heights - Huber Heights, OH - TICKETS

MON MAY 15 - DeVos Performance Hall - Grand Rapids, MI - TICKETS

TUE MAY 16 - Foellinger Theatre - Fort Wayne, IN - TICKETS

MON MAY 18 - Masonic Temple- Detroit, MI - TICKETS

FRI MAY 19 - Jacobs Pavilion - Cleveland, OH - TICKETS

SAT MAY 20 - KEMBA Live! - Columbus, OH - TICKETS

SUN MAY 21 - FM Kirby Center - Wilkes-Barre, PA - TICKETS

TUE MAY 23 - Florida Theater - Jacksonville, FL - TICKETS -

THU MAY 25 - The Peabody - Daytona Beach, FL - TICKETS

FRI MAY 26 - Hertz Arena - Estero, FL - TICKETS

SAT MAY 27 - King Center - Melbourne, FL - TICKETS

TUE MAY 30 - Ruth Eckerd Hall - Clearwater, FL - TICKETS

THU JUNE 1 - Saenger Theatre - Pensacola, FL - TICKETS

FRI JUNE 2 - Simmons Bank Arena - Little Rock, AR - TICKETS

SAT JUNE 3 - The BJCC - Birmingham, AL

SUN JUNE 4 - Cobb Energy Center - Atlanta, GA - TICKETS

TUE JUNE 6 - Tulsa Theater - Tulsa, OK - TICKETS

WED JUNE 7 - The Midland - Kansas City, MO - TICKETS

THU JUNE 8 - Orpheum - Wichita, KS

SUN JUNE 11 - Revel - Albuquerque, NM

TUE JUNE 13 - Wagner Noel PAC - Midland, TX

WED JUNE 14 - Bayou Music Center - Houston ,TX

THU JUNE 15 - Austin City Limits At The Moody Theater - Austin, TX - TICKETS

FRI JUNE 16 - Will Rogers Auditorium - Fort Worth, TX

SUN JUNE 18 - Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium - Chattanooga, TN

TUE JUNE 20 - Tennessee Theatre - Knoxville, TN

WED JUNE 21 - Coliseum & Performing Arts Center - North Charleston, SC

FRI JUNE 23 - Mizner Park Amphitheatre - Boca Raton, FL

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Wish You Were Here - The Sight & Sound of Pink Floyd presents “The Dark Side of The Moon 50th and Beyond Tour”

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Wish You Were Here - The Sight & Sound of Pink Floyd presents “The Dark Side of The Moon 50th and Beyond Tour” - Saturday November 4 at MegaCorp Pavilion at 8pm, at a fully-seated show for the first time ever in the Cincinnati/Newport area.

A new theatrical concert experience celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the iconic album in its entirety, plus Pink Floyd Classics & Obscurities.  Wish You Were Here features North America’s biggest, most authentic Pink Floyd stage production in a spectacular tribute of music, performers, lighting, lasers, videos and inflatables. Known as “The Sight and Sound of Pink Floyd” since 1995, Wish You Were here continues its 28-year tradition as one of America’s most popular Pink Floyd tribute acts, combining Sight and Sound to capture the mood, emotions, and intensity of the Floydian theatrical concert experience. The 10-piece band authentically recreates music from the entire Pink Floyd canon, including classic favorites from Dark Side Of The Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals and The Wall, along with show-stopping deep tracks for the true Floyd fanatics – featuring a spectacular multi-media stage production with moving lights and lasers, vintage videos, flying inflatables, sound effects, Wall bricks and more.

Originally debuting as Harvest Pink Floyd Revue in 1987, the band is one of the longest continually performing Pink Floyd tribute acts in the world, with an unparalleled history of sold-out concerts, record-breaking festival events and celebrated theater productions.  

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Roger Waters This Is Not A Drill 2023 Tour

Roger Waters has announced that he will be taking his This Is Not A Drill tour to Europe in 2023 on what he’s cheekily teasing as his “first farewell tour,” With dates in Spain, Italy, Poland, Czech Republic & additional dates still to follow.

Tickets are on sale now via RogerWaters.com .

“This Is Not A Drill is a groundbreaking new rock & roll/cinematic extravaganza, performed in the round,” Waters wrote in a statement. “It is a stunning indictment of the corporate dystopia in which we all struggle to survive, and a call to action to love, protect, and share our precious and precarious planet home. The show includes a dozen great songs from Pink Floyd’s Golden Era alongside several new ones — words and music, same writer, same heart, same soul, same man. Could be his last hurrah. Wow! My first farewell tour! Don’t miss it. Love, R.”

Tickets may be purchased from Roger Waters.com  OR Ticketmaster

2023 Band Lineup Roger Waters – Bass Guitar / Guitars / Vocals Jon Carin – Keyboards / Guitars / Vocals Robert Walter – Organ Jonathan Wilson – Guitars / Vocals Gus Seyffert – Bass Guitar / Guitar Dave Kilminster – Guitar / Vocals Joey Waronker – Drums / Percussion Seamus Blake – Saxophone Amanda Belair  – Vocals Shanay Johnson   – Vocals

9th December 2023 – Roger Waters concludes his This Is Not A Drill tour in Ecuador! Congratulations to Roger and team! As of now there are no plans for 2024 but as always stay tuned for more information as we get it. 

31st October 2023 – THANK YOU, RIO! 

22nd October 2023 – This Is Not A Drill arrives in South America

10th October 2023 – Roger breaks down track by track The Dark Side Of The Moon Redux, the video was shown live at the London Palladium on both nights before the band played the album in its entirety. The band consisted of a six piece string section fronted by Gabe Noel, a few of the members from Roger’s current touring band: Jon Carin (keyboards/guitars/synth), Jonathan Wilson (guitar), Gus Seyffert (bass), Robert Walter (keyboards/organ) and Joey Waronker (drums) along with Johnny Shepherd (organ, piano, and vocals), Via Mardot on the theremin, and Azniv Korkejian on vocals.

22nd September 2023 –  Longtime Roger Waters guitarist Dave Kilminster appears in a new video from That Pedal Show, its an intriguing interview preceded by a build of his current pedalboard he’s using on Roger’s This Is Not A Drill tour. This one is definitely for the gear enthusiasts! 

29th July 2023 –  Roger adds a 2nd performance for his DSOTM Redux live at the London Palladium taking place on October 9th, 2023. 

Due to demand, a second The Dark Side Of The Moon Redux live performance has been added for October 9th at The London Palladium. Tickets on sale starting today 7/28 at 10am BST here  BUY TICKETS NOW

Joining Waters on stage will be many of the musicians who worked with him on the new recording, including Gus Seyffert (bass), Joey Waronker (drums), Jonathan Wilson (guitars), Johnny Shepherd (organ), Via Mardot (theremin), Azniv Korkejian (vocals), Gabe Noel (strings), Jon Carin (keyboards) and Robert Walter (piano).

25th July 2023 – Roger announces his Dark Side of the Moon Redux being performed live at the London Palladium on October 8th 2023.

“We’re going to do it live at the London Palladium, in October,” confirms Waters. “We look forward to that… hopefully performing it live on other occasions in the future.”

Joining Waters on stage will be many of the musicians who worked with him on the new recording, including Gus Seyffert (bass), Joey Waronker (drums), Jonathan Wilson (guitars), Johnny Shepherd (organ), Via Mardot (theremin), Azniv Korkejian (vocals), Gabe Noel (strings), Jon Carin (keyboards) and Robert Walter (piano).   Tickets go on sale starting July 27th and can be purchased   here

11th June 2023 –   Roger concludes the 2023 ‘This Is Not A Drill’ EU/UK tour in Manchester, UK

26th May 2023 – UPDATED:  Roger adds more South American 2023 ‘This Is Not A Drill’ tour dates!

• October 24th – ARENA BRB MANE GARRINCHA, BRASILIA, BRAZIL –  TICKETS
• October 28th –  ENGENHAO STADIUM, RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – TICKETS
• November 1st –  ESTADIO BEIRA-RIO, PORTO ALEGRE, BRAZIL –  TICKETS
• November 4th – ARENA DA BAIXADA / ESTÁDIO JOAQUIM AMÉRICO GUIMARÃES, CURITIBA, BRAZIL –  TICKETS
• November 8th –  ESTADIO MINEIRAO, BELO HORIZONTE, BRAZIL –  TICKETS
• November 11th –  ALLIANZ PARQUE, SAO PAULO, BRAZIL – TICKETS
• November 12th – ALLIANZ PARQUE, SAO PAULO, BRAZIL – TICKETS 
• November 17th – ESTADIO CENTENARIO, MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY – TICKETS
• November 21st – ESTADIO RIVER PLATE, BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA – TICKETS
• November 22nd – ESTADIO RIVER PLATE, BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA – TICKETS
• November 25th – ESTADIO MONUMENTAL DAVID ARELLANO, SANTIAGO, CHILE – TICKETS
• November 26th – ESTADIO MONUMENTAL DAVID ARELLANO, SANTIAGO, CHILE – TICKETS
• November 29th – ESTADIO NACIONAL DEL PERU, LIMA, PERU – TICKETS
• December 2nd – ESTADIO NACIONAL, SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA – TICKETS
• December 5th – COLISEO LIVE, BOGOTA, COLUMBIA – TICKETS 
• December 9th – ESTADIO OLIMPICO ATAHUALPA, QUITO, ECUADOR – TICKETS 

5th May 2023 – Roger announces South American 2023 dates! “This Is Not A Drill” is a new, surprising and extravagant rock and roll cinematic experience, it is an impressive denunciation of the corporate dystopia in which we all fight to survive, and a call to action to Love, Protect and Share our precious and precarious planet. The show includes a dozen great songs from the Golden Age of Pink Floyd along with several new ones. Lyrics and music, same writer, same heart, same soul, same man. It could be his last hurrah. Wow! My first farewell tour! Don’t miss it.” With love R. 

URUGUAY – THIS IS NOT A DRILL NOVEMBER 17TH – CENTENARY STADIUM https://accesoya.com.uy/events/roger-… ARGENTINA   – THIS IS NOT A DRILL NOVEMBER 21ST – RIVER PLATE STADIUM https://www.allaccess.com.ar/event/ro… CHILE – THIS IS NOT A DRILL NOVEMBER 25TH – ESTADIO MONUMENTAL https://www.ticketmaster.cl/event/rog…

18th April 2023 – For one night only, Roger Waters, the creative force behind the golden years of Pink Floyd, presents his first Farewell Tour, “This Is Not a Drill”, Live from Prague, in cinemas around the world. This cinematic extravaganza is a stunning indictment of the corporate dystopia in which we all struggle to survive and will include 20 Pink Floyd and Roger Waters classic songs, including: “Us & Them”, “Another Brick In The Wall, Pt. 2”, “Wish You Were Here”, and “Is This The Life We Really Want?”. Waters will also debut his new song, “The Bar”.

29th March 2023 – A behind-the-scenes look at the production of Roger Waters current This Is Not A Drill Tour. The video is narrated by production manager Chris Kansy, who gives a detailed breakdown of the equipment and logistics used on Rogers current run of shows.

27th February 2023 – The city of Frankfurt on Friday announced that it was canceling the forthcoming concert of former Pink Floyd vocalist Roger Waters scheduled for May 28th 2023

A statement from the Central Council of German further urged venues in Hamburg, Berlin, Munich and Cologne hosting Waters’ “This is Not A Drill 2023” tour to reconsider however at the moment of writing no further German dates have been cancelled.

25th September 2022 – R oger Waters’ concerts in Poland have been canceled after he commented on the war in Ukraine. Krakow City Council has said it will discuss declaring the Pink Floyd musician “persona non grata.”

Concerts by Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters have been canceled by a venue in the Polish city of Krakow, organizers said on Sunday after the artist’s comments on the war in Ukraine sparked a storm of criticism.

“Live Nation Polska and Tauron Arena Krakow have canceled Roger Waters’ concert,” organizers said in a statement on the venue’s website. However, they did not elaborate on the reason for the cancellation.

On Saturday, state news agency PAP reported that a spokesman for Tauron Arena said Waters’ management had canceled the concert without giving a reason.

Waters was due to perform in Krakow in April 2023, but Polish media reports of an open letter he wrote earlier this month to Ukrainian first lady Olena Zelenska sparked backlash.

In the letter, Waters said the West should stop providing arms to Ukraine, accusing President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of allowing “extreme nationalism” in Ukraine and urging him to “put an end to this deadly war.”

Poland counts itself among Kyiv’s most loyal allies, and public support for the Ukrainian cause is very high.

The Krakow city council is scheduled to debate a motion on Wednesday that would declare Waters “persona non grata.” One of the councillors, Lukasz Wantuch, had urged city residents to boycott the Waters concerts.

“Roger Waters, an open supporter of Putin, wants to play in Krakow … It would be shameful for our city,” Wantuch said earlier on social media. “Let him sing in Moscow.”

In a social media post, Waters denied that he or his management had canceled the concerts and criticized Wantuch, accusing him of “draconian censoring of my work.”

“Lukasz Wantuch seems to know nothing of my history of working, all my life, at some personal cost, in the service of human rights,” Waters said.

Paraphrasing the words of his hit single “Another Brick in the Wall”, Waters also wrote: “Hey! Lukasz Wantuch! ‘Leave them Kids Alone!'”.

He said he had only wanted to urge the countries involved “to work towards a negotiated peace rather than escalate matters towards a bitter end.”

Wantuch said in a Facebook post on Sunday morning that he was in Ukraine and would respond to Waters’ statement in the evening.

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The Dark Side of the Moon   

50 th Anniversary Tour   

2023 commemorates the year that half a century ago, Pink Floyd released their landmark album, The Dark Side of the Moon. Not only would it become Pink Floyd’s most commercially successful album, but also one of the world’s biggest selling albums of all time.  

For many listeners, this was the album that introduced them to and would define the sound of Pink Floyd. A seamless 42 minutes of exquisite compositions featuring extended instrumental solos, peppered with unusual sound effects and haunting voices. Exploring concepts such as mental illness, time, death and greed while introducing new technology, the Dark Side of the Moon was to become one of the most critically acclaimed albums in history. Reaching 14 times platinum it would remain on the US Billboard charts for 965 weeks with estimated sales of over 45 million copies.

The Pink Floyd Experience have behind them 25 years of paying the highest respect, creating and performing Pink Floyd themed shows to sell out audiences throughout Australasia and South Africa.   

The Pink Floyd Experience invite you to celebrate this 50 th Anniversary milestone as they embark on another tour of these beautiful shores. This show promises to be just as spectacular as anything they’ve done before. The musicians, lighting, sound, projections and special effects all delivered in true Pink Floyd style.  

Outstanding music performed to the absolute highest standards giving patrons a truly exhilarating and memorable experience.   Each time I have seen TPFE just reinforces just how good this band is ... and when they play Comfortably Numb, I lose myself to the lyrics and the stunning music. Mere words cannot express just how good this band is ... do yourself a massive favour and treat yourself to a wonderful music experience that will remain with you for years to come.  

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"When you think over the years you couldn't possibly get any better! This Overwhelming Phenomenal Amazing Show and Highly Skilled Talent just Blows your mind yet again. Pink Floyd lovers should never miss this!! Thank you So Much!!!! Best Experience Ever!!!! You guys ROCK!!"

"Outstanding!! Superb Sound, Fantastic visuals Just a 100% Brilliant Show"

"First ever experience.... more than just a concert, it's an all inspiring performance! Truly awesome!"

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Brit Floyd, formed in 2011, feature performances supported by an immense, immaculately curated state of the art production, reverently emulating the stunning soundscapes and visuals of Pink Floyd’s iconic catalog. 

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Brit Floyd is a celebration of authenticity, featuring musicians handpicked by Damian Darlington and occasionally including guest musicians from Pink Floyd's studio and road line-ups. Bassist / vocalist Guy Pratt joined Brit Floyd on stage at the Echo Arena in Liverpool in 2013.  

Pink Floyd saxophonist / guitarist Scott Page has performed with the band on numerous occasions as have Pink Floyd backing vocalists Roberta Freeman and Durga McBroom. ​​

Damian Darlington

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Arran Ahmun

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Ryan Saranich

Saxophone, Percussion, Guitars, Bass, Keyboards

Randy Cooke

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Backing Vocals

Genevieve Little

Jessie Lee Houllier

Chess Galea

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★★★★★ “The most exciting tribute show ever!” 

“Blindingly brilliant, jaw-droppingly authentic… at last Pink Floyd have the tribute show they deserve” 

“Brit Floyd are flawless and astounding. A gem of a rock show.” 

“I Felt Like I Just Witnessed Rock’n’Roll History” 

Brit Floyd is an experience from which you'll walk away and say, "that was incredible!" I never miss them when they come to town and their show never disappoints.

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David Gilmour Thinks His New LP, ‘Luck And Strange’, Is His Best Work Since ‘Dark Side Of The Moon’ [Listen]

David Gilmour , the British rock guitarist best known for his work in  Pink Floyd , has released  Luck and Strange , his first new solo album since 2015’s  Rattle That Lock .

The slow rollout of the new LP began with the album’s announcement back in April. In the time since, Gilmour has taken various novel measure to market the album including hiding lyrics to various tracks in local newspapers around the U.K. While attempting to channel attention toward a new release is par for the course, Gilmour has been particularly vocal about his affinity for the new work, notably referring to the Luck and Strange as “the best album I’ve made since [Pink Floyd’s iconic]  Dark Side of the Moon in 1973.”

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Gilmour is preparing to hit the road for a run of international tour dates in support of the new album. After starting his Luck and Strange tour with multi-night stints in Rome and London in late September and early October, the tour will head to the States for a three-night run at Los Angeles, CA’s  Hollywood Bowl (October 29th, 30th, 31st) and New York, NY’s  Madison Square Garden (November 4th, 5th, 6th, 9th, 10th).

Tickets to David Gilmour’s upcoming U.S. tour dates are available via Ticketmaster here . If you strike out there, you can try your luck on the secondary market here . Click below for a full list of dates

David Gilmour 2024 Tour Dates 09/27 – Rome, Italy @ Circo Massimo 09/28 – Rome, Italy @ Circo Massimo 09/29 – Rome, Italy @ Circo Massimo 10/01 – Rome, Italy @ Circo Massimo 10/02 – Rome, Italy @ Circo Massimo 10/03 – Rome, Italy @ Circo Massimo 10/09 – London, UK @ Royal Albert Hall 10/10 – London, UK @ Royal Albert Hall 10/11 – London, UK @ Royal Albert Hall 10/12 – London, UK @ Royal Albert Hall 10/14 – London, UK @ Royal Albert Hall 10/15 – London, UK @ Royal Albert Hall 10/29 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Bowl 10/30 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Bowl 10/31 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Bowl 11/04 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden 11/05 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden 11/06 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden 11/09 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden 11/10 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden

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In honor of the album’s release and in preparation for the upcoming tour, David Gilmour and his band on Friday live-streamed a rehearsal session. Below, watch the tour rehearsal video and listen to the new album in its entirety.

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David Gilmour, Luck and Strange review: The next best thing to a Pink Floyd reunion

The fifth solo album from the band's guitar wizard is a love letter to the glory days of prog rock.

As the fallout from Oasis’s smash-and-grab reunion tour continues, Pink Floyd fans can console themselves that the prog icons would never tarnish their legacy in a similar fashion. The bad blood between the band’s twin lodestars, David Gilmour and Roger Waters, is such that they’d never reform in the first place – let alone stay in the same room long enough to agree ticket prices.

But if a Floyd comeback remains off the table, Gilmour – chilled guitar wizard to Waters’ baleful, bass-playing dark lord – has given us the next best thing. Inspired by lockdown live sessions recorded with his family, his satisfyingly windswept fifth solo album Luck and Strange taps into the majestic weirdness that propelled his former band from hippy sideshow to one of the defining voices of their generation.

The bombastic melancholy of Floyd touchstones The Dark Side of the Moon and Wish You Were Here are conjured on opener “Black Cat” and on the seven-minute title track that immediately follows. Both are effective showcases for Gilmour’s elevated noodling – a style both epic and languid, wide-screen and intimate.

Sprucing up “Luck and Strange” with his breathy singing, Gilmour (78) sounds like a druidic Leonard Cohen or a grizzled Jarvis Cocker. Evocative lyrics by his wife, the novelist Polly Samson, add diaristic grit and draw a vivid portrait of Gilmour’s postwar childhood (“It was a fine time to be born/De-mob happy street and free milk for us all”).

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That Gilmour would so enthusiastically evoke Floyd’s glory days may surprise anyone staying abreast of the story of Luck and Strange . He made it with the indie producer Charlie Andrew, who is best known for his work with nerdy Radiohead soundalikes Alt-J. Part of the appeal, said Gilmour, was that Andrew did not have a deep grasp of the Floyd catalogue. “He has a wonderful lack of knowledge or respect for this past of mine. He’s very direct and not in any way overawed, and I love that.”

The implication that Luck and Strange represents a daring new chapter for Gilmour doesn’t carry through to the music, however. After flexing his prog muscles on the first two songs, he taps into the folk horror psychedelia of early Floyd on “The Piper’s Call” – the title surely a wink to Floyd’s 1967 debut, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn , and the madcap whimsy of their original frontman Syd Barrett.

The one genuine surprise is a cover of “Between Two Points” by the late-1990s dream-pop duo the Montgolfier Brothers (a discovery of Oasis’s original champion, Alan McGee). Featuring gauzy vocals by Gilmour’s 22-year-old daughter Romany, the tune suggests a long-lost indie fragment from the era of cassette mixtapes and Select magazine. It’s a shoegazey nugget chucked on to a record that otherwise functions as a love letter to the glory days of progressive rock. We’re never getting that Floyd reunion – but this engaging album might be the next best thing.

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Pink Floyd Guitarist David Gilmour Says He Felt “Thrust into” Being a Frontman; Prefers “a More Collaborative” Situation

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During his initial heyday with Pink Floyd , guitarist David Gilmour shared the spotlight, and lead vocal duties, with bassist Roger Waters, and sometimes with keyboardist Rick Wright. After Waters left the group in 1985, though, Gilmour became Pink Floyd’s sole frontman, and he’s remained the center of attention throughout his subsequent solo career.

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In a new interview with U.K. tabloid The Sun , the 78-year-old Rock & Roll Hall of Famer admitted that he’s more comfortable being a member of a musical collective than fronting a group.

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“I was thrust into being band leader of Pink Floyd and, later, into being a solo artist,” he noted. “But I feel a more collaborative approach is better for me.”

Gilmour is preparing to release his fifth solo studio album this Friday, September 6, Luck and Strange .

David has shared in multiple recent interviews that he feels Luck and Strange is the best work he’s done since Pink Floyd’s classic 1973 concept album The Dark Side of the Moon .

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“There’s a wholeness to it that I can’t pin down,” he told The Sun . “It goes all the way through without any concept album bulls—.”

He added that he and his wife and longtime lyricist, Polly Samson, “listen to it all the time, mostly on car journeys, and we haven’t tired of it. That, I can tell you, is unusual!”

Gilmour Appreciated the Collaborative Nature of Luck and Strange

Perhaps Gilmour’s amplified affinity for Luck and Strange has to do with just how wide-ranging a collaborative project it was. Besides continuing his close songwriting partnership with Samson, Gilmour tapped the vocal and harp skills of his daughter Romany and lyrical talents of his son Charlie.

Luck and Strange also saw David working with a new co-producer, Charlie Andrew, whom he credits with bringing a fresh approach to making the record.

“He had total lack of knowledge of Pink Floyd and the side of the music industry that I come from,” Gilmour explained about Andrew, who’s best known for his work with British indie-rock act Alt-J. “Charlie was refreshingly blunt with some of his opinions. He was brilliant.”

Gilmour also enlisted a variety of musicians, many of whom he’d never worked with before, including lauded session drummer Steve Gadd.

Another important aspect to the sound of Luck and Strange was inventive and unique orchestral and choir arrangements by Will Gardner.

“He’s a genius—with a very unusual mind!” Gilmour about Gardner enthused to The Sun .

Gilmour’s 2024 Tour Plans

As previously reported, Gilmour will launch a 2024 tour in support of Luck and Strange later in September. The trek kicks off with a six-date engagement in Rome that runs from September 27 through October 3. David then will play six shows at the Royal Albert Hall in London, scheduled from October 9 through October 15.

After that, Gilmour will head to the U.S. He’ll play an October 25 show at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, followed by October 29, 30, and 31 concerts at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. David’s confirmed 2024 itinerary wraps up with five shows at Madison Square Garden in New York City scheduled from November 4 to November 10.

Tickets for Gilmour’s concerts can be purchased now via a variety of outlets, including StubHub .

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L'album che cambiò la visione della musica di Roger Waters

E' difficile a prima vista trovare molti punti di contatto tra la musica proposta alla fine degli anni Sessanta dagli inglesissimi Pink Floyd di Roger Waters e quella roots americana della Band . Sta di fatto che l'oggi 81enne musicista inglese venne letteralmente rapito dall'ascolto dal disco d'esordio del gruppo nordamericano del 1968 “Music From Big Pink” .

The Band compose l'album dopo avere lasciato il suo ruolo di band (perdonate il gioco di parole) di Bob Dylan. Tre brani di “Music From Big Pink” sono firmati da Bob Dylan: “Tears of rage” insieme a Richard Manuel, “This wheel's on fire” con Rick Danko e, infine, “I shall be released”.

La Band era composta dal pianista e cantante Richard Manuel , dal bassista Rick Danko , dal chitarrista Robbie Robertson , dal tastierista Garth Hudson e da il batterista Levon Helm . Dopo “Music From Big Pink” il gruppo pubblicò altri sei album prima di sciogliersi il 25 novembre del 1976 con un ultimo leggendario concerto al Winterland di San Francisco che, ripreso dal regista Martin Scorsese , divenne un altrettanto leggendario docu-film, “The last waltz” . Nel 1983 la band si riformò senza Robbie Robertson e pubblicò altri tre album negli anni Novanta prima di chiudere per sempre nel 1999.

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LOS ANGELES - AUGUST 1968: Psychedelic rock group Pink Floyd pose for a portrait shrouded in pink in ... [+] August of 1968 in Los Angeles. (L-R) Nick Mason, Dave Gilmour, Rick Wright (center front), Roger Waters. Pink Floyd's The Travel Sequence - Osaka Japan 1972 debuts on the Official Rock & Metal Albums chart in the U.K. this week. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

Pink Floyd has spent much of 2024 releasing live albums that appeal to their most ardent supporters. The band, which has been largely defunct when it comes to producing new tunes for years now, has mined their archives for special recordings, and each one has become at least a minor sales win. The group scores another smash this frame in their home nation with yet another just-dropped live set.

The Travel Sequence - Osaka Japan 1972 debuts on the Official Rock & Metal Albums chart in the U.K. this week. The title opens at No. 28 on the list of the bestselling full-lengths in the rock and metal genres across the pond.

That tally is especially busy this frame with quite a few debuts. Seven titles open higher than The Travel Sequence , with five launching within the top 10 alone. Bands like Cassyette, Simone Simons, and Nile start their latest offerings much higher than Pink Floyd—but that’s not unusual when comparing a live set and a new studio recording from a beloved band.

The Travel Sequence marks Pink Floyd’s fourth new entrant on the Official Rock & Metal Albums chart so far this year. They have also managed to debut all of the following projects on the tally in just the past few months: Live at the BBC - September 1971 (No. 24), Winterland Eclipse 1972 (No. 32), and California Sun - Live 1970 (No. 24).

Pink Floyd dropped The Travel Sequence in mid-August. It was made available to buy as a two-CD set, with one disc featuring 11 tracks, while the second includes just a handful of additional cuts that those who have been listening for years will love.

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Throughout the past decade, Pink Floyd has sent dozens of projects to the Official Rock & Metal Albums chart. They are about to reach 50 placements on the list—a figure they may hit sooner rather than later, as they appear committed to continually sharing new compilations and live albums.

The Travel Sequence is one of three titles that Pink Floyd keeps on the Official Rock & Metal Albums roster this period. The Dark Side of the Moon dips slightly to No. 6 this frame. Meanwhile, Wish You Were Here falls from No. 15 to No. 29.

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