Latest about David Gilmour
Watch David Gilmour perform on a dulcimer as he hints at more to come in 2025
The prog legend delivered his Christmas message alongside a special live version of a new standout track
Jimi Hendrix predicted the rock guitar act that would lead "mind-blowing" music into the future. He wasn't wrong
Hendrix’s comments strike up an interesting debate about what makes an artist “mind-blowing”
Matteo Mancuso highlights the one thing social media guitarists get wrong
The young virtuoso has leapt ahead of his peers by making musicality, rather than "wow" factor, his prime focus
David Gilmour says he can't shred so he chose to be tuneful. It made all the difference in creating his signature style
Following on from recent comments by Noel Gallagher, the prog legend discusses why playing fast shouldn't be every guitarist's ultimate goal
Paul Reed Smith explains why it doesn’t matter where guitars are made
Calling Carlos Santana and Jimmy Herring up as witnesses, the luthier continues his electric guitar myth-busting streak
David Gilmour weighs in on the links between Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon' and 'The Wizard of Oz'
Promoting his new album, the guitarist made a surprising revelation about the connection between the iconic album and classic movie
Bob Ezrin reveals David Gilmour's most important guitar technique
The Pink Floyd producer offered his insights while sharing details about recording Gilmour's most famous solo
Pink Floyd's Echoes marked David Gilmour's emergence as a guitar hero – and its surreal tonal highlight was created by accident
Having spent years attempting to settle on a sonic direction in the wake of the departure of Syd Barrett in 1968, Echoes was the sound of a band finally locking into place
David Gilmour says he couldn't pick out his legendary Black Strat in a blindfold test
The prog icon sold the famed guitar at auction for just under $4 million. But he's got something he considers just as good
See Pete Townshend and David Gilmour team up to perform tracks by the Who, Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup, Screamin' Jay Hawkins and more in 1985
The legendary guitarists had previously contributed to each other's solo releases, culminating in two nights at London's Brixton Academy — and a setlist of rock and roll classics
