Pink Floyd

When Roger Waters was asked to take on the mantle of Pink Floyd, and how it rejuvenated him

By Prog published 22 June 26

After the revelation of his Desert Trip festival experience, he returned with his Us + Them tour – eight years after he thought he’d delivered his swan song

Watch Led Zeppelin manager Peter Grant reveal how he deals with bootleggers

By Fraser Lewry published 18 June 26

The BBC footage also shows Pink Floyd hearing one of their own bootlegs for the first time – and they're not happy

Roger Waters on the night Sinéad O'Connor sang her spellbinding version of Pink Floyd's Mother

By Fraser Lewry published 4 June 26

To mark the fall of the Berlin Wall, Roger Waters invited a stellar cast to Berlin for a restaging of Pink Floyd's The Wall - including The Scorpions, Joni Mitchell and Sinéad O'Connor

How a robbery in New Orleans in 1970 forced David Gilmour to purchase what has become the highest-priced guitar in history

By Paul Brannigan published 13 May 26

"The police hadn't helped us much, but the FBI got to work"

They played alongside Pink Floyd, the Rolling Stones, Blind Faith and Keith Chegwin. Then they were gone

By Malcolm Dome published 10 May 26

Rumours of alchemy, magick, war heroism and Van Gogh’s ear surrounded the “bonkers, eclectic and free-thinking” group earlier known as The Giant Sun Trolley, National-Balkan Ensemble and Hydrogen Jukebox

“I saw Frank Zappa sit in with Pink Floyd. He was terrible”: Swans’ Michael Gira

By Dom Lawson published 9 May 26

The lifelong experimental rocker believes only the first three Mothers Of Invention albums are worth listening to, because after that Zappa succumbed to “unfortunate prog tendencies”

The overlooked experimental albums that set Pink Floyd on the road to The Dark Side Of The Moon

By Grant Moon published 3 May 26

Pink Floyd dismiss Ummagumma and Atom Heart Mother – but they were necessary evolutionary steps