Gilmour previews his new tour, reveals songwriting secrets, explains why he’s over his “old pop group,” ponders baby-boomer mortality, and much more

Following fiery Tweet exchanges with ex-bandmate Roger Walters, there are a few gems missing from Gilmour’s setlist

David Gilmour of Pink Floyd is gearing up for his first solo tour in eight years. While he is happy to play a mixture of his own solo songs and Pink Floyd classics, he confirmed that there are a few Pink Floyd songs that he will never play again.

Pink Floyd’s masterpiece, The Dark Side of the Moon arrived in 1973. Gilmour, now 78, said his new album Luck and Strange is “the best thing I’ve done in more or less my living memory.” The Pink Floyd albums are so distant to him that,

David Gilmour has also released a free tour rehearsal video of the album on YouTube. Fans can buy the album via the singer's official store. The Black Vinyl is priced at $35.58, the Bottle Glass Vinyl is priced at $36.98, the CD is priced at $14.98, and the Blu-Ray is priced at $29.98.

David Gilmour is gearing up for his first tour in eight years, and while fans can expect him to play some Pink Floyd material he recently admitted there are some classics he "no longer feels comfortable singing.