Waters billed for US Live Earth
Posted by pulse on Apr 17, 2007
Roger Waters is still confirmed to perform in the U.S. for Live Earth, a 24 hour global rock festival set at different locations about the planet. The event, scheduled for July 7th, is organized by former US Vice President Al Gore, and is his hope to increase awareness about global pollution and climate change. Rumors and speculation that Pink Floyd would reunite were finally put to rest by Roger, who has confirmed that only he and his solo band will play. You can find out more about Live Earth here.
Pink Floyd on the cover of Rolling Stone
Posted by madhack on Mar 19, 2007
Rolling Stone magazine will finally be featuring Floyd on the cover of its upcoming issue. Inside, they promise a history of the band, and have also put together select clips from the "Dark Side of Oz". This cover appearance by such an influential band is certainly long overdue.
Roger Waters spring US Tour
Posted by madhack on Feb 16, 2007
As reported on his official site, Roger Waters will be making US appearances this spring, once the current European leg completes.
New Gilmour Concert DVD
Posted by pulse on Feb 3, 2007
David Gilmour's official blog site has confirmed a new DVD in the works from his 2006 world tour. The DVD is titled "Remember That Night" and is tentatively set for release this summer.
On a related note, Gilmour's re-release of "Arnold Layne" (which debuted at #19 on the UK Charts) is taken from the same tour and includes David Bowie on vocals. The video may be a small preview of what to expect on the DVD. You can view it here.
Gilmour at the Grammys
Posted by pulse on Feb 3, 2007
David Gilmour's "Castellorizon" has been nominated for Best Rock Instrumental Performance at this year's Grammy Awards. The event will be broadcast live on CBS Television Network and radio via Westwood One at 8:00PM Eastern, February 11th.
We love you too, Roger
Posted by pulse on Feb 3, 2007
Roger Waters has teamed up with Howard Shore (The Lord of the Rings trilogy) and James Guthrie (The Wall) to record, "Hello (I Love You)" for New Line Cinema's new movie, "The Last Mimzy." The movie is directed by Bob Shaye and due for release on March 23rd. You can read about it here.
Band Madness
Posted by madhack on Jul 14, 2006
On a much lighter note, the band popularity site Band Madness is down to its finals, which sees Floyd pitted against Nine Inch Nails (with Trent & co having a distinct advantage for now). You can vote here.
UPDATE (July 15): Pink Floyd is catching up, but they still need your help...
Roger Keith "Syd" Barrett passes away at age 60
Posted by madhack on Jul 11, 2006
As reported by the BBC, CNN, Brain Damage and any number of outlets, Syd Barrett, the founder of Pink Floyd, has died at the age of 60. His passing is the result of complications related to diabetes.
We at the Pink Floyd Fandom send our sincerest condolences to the surviving members of Syd's family.
Pulse DVD out!
Posted by madhack on Jul 11, 2006
The long-awaited (and delayed) DVD version of the Pulse concert video is out today in region 1 (USA) and is also available in region 2 via Amazon in the UK, Germany, France and elsewhere.
Sneak Preview of PULSE DVD!
Posted by alb on Jun 20, 2006
A German website is offering a sneak peek of the upcoming PULSE DVD! There is not a tremendous amount of content but I think the preview is worth looking at nonetheless...Enjoy!
PULSE Sneak Peek
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