David Gilmour says he was “bullied by the record label” on Pink Floyd’s final album, The Endless River. During a conversation with the Los Angeles Times, the guitarist reflected on how the ...

Not only did Pink Floyd's music change the course of rock music history, but they also have a story unlike any other.

From Lead Belly to Jimi Hendrix, David Gilmour has celebrated a host of guitarists over the years, but to him there is only one he describes as his favourite.

David Gilmour says there's "absolutely not" going to be a Pink Floyd reunion. The British rock band member opened up about his new album "Luck and Strange" and the strange circumstances ...

David Gilmour was never fully comfortable taking over the role as Pink Floyd’s de facto leader. Despite the departure of Waters – who wore many hats as the band’s bassist, primary songwriter ...

Midway through a conversation with David Gilmour about the former Pink Floyd singer and guitarist‘s terrific new solo album, “Luck and Strange,” it’s time to ask him about something he said.

Pink Floyd were among the most inventive, experimental rock bands to ever do it, but guitarist David Gilmour wasn't overly impressed with their 1969 album.

Pink Floyd witnessed the arrival and departure of multiple musicians over the years, but guitarist David Gilmour deemed Richard Wright an irreplaceable member.

David Gilmour performed an array of classic Pink Floyd material during a Sept. 20 performance in Brighton, England, including three songs he hadn’t played live in nearly two decades.

David Gilmour may have had the voice and soul of Pink Floyd behind him most of the time, but he knew that some songs were best left in the past.

In a 2016 interview, Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour revealed the one band he wished he could have been in.

Pink Floyd‘s catalog of live recordings underscores the idea that 1973’s The Dark Side of the Moon and 1979’s The Wall are ...