Everything Music. Everything News. Everything live.

David Gilmour To Release Live Album and IMAX Concert Film

London, United Kingdom - May 9, 2019: Polly Samson and David Gilmour attend a private view of "Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition" at The Design Museum in London, England. ; Shutterstock ID 1968725890; purchase_order: N.A; job: AXS TV; client: AXS TV; other:
London, United Kingdom - May 9, 2019: Polly Samson and David Gilmour attend a private view of "Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition" at The Design Museum in London, England. ; Shutterstock ID 1968725890; purchase_order: N.A; job: AXS TV; client: AXS TV; other:

David Gilmour, renowned for his roles as guitarist and vocalist for Pink Floyd, is set to release his latest concert film, *Live at the Circus Maximus, Rome*, alongside the live album *The Luck and Strange Concerts*. These releases, slated for October 17, 2025, encapsulate the essence of Gilmour’s 2024 *Luck and Strange* tour, showcasing his unique blend of classic Pink Floyd hits and solo tracks. Directed by Gavin Elder, the concert film offers a captivating portrayal of Gilmour’s performances at the ancient Roman venue, Circus Maximus. The theatrical release will be preceded by screenings in cinemas and IMAX theaters worldwide starting September 17, with tickets available from August 6.

The *Luck and Strange* tour, Gilmour’s first major tour since 2016, served not only as a celebration of his new solo work but also as a retrospective of his storied career with Pink Floyd. The setlist featured a mix of tracks from his solo album *Luck and Strange* and timeless Pink Floyd classics such as “Comfortably Numb,” “Wish You Were Here,” and “Time.” These beloved songs retained their original charm while being infused with fresh interpretations that highlight Gilmour’s enduring influence in the music scene.

The forthcoming live album *The Luck and Strange Concerts* is available as a 4-LP vinyl box set or a 2-CD set, each accompanied by a 24-page book. The album contains 23 tracks pulled from various performances during the tour. The Blu-ray and DVD editions of *Live at the Circus Maximus, Rome*, will include additional unseen footage, documentaries, and music videos, as well as high-resolution audio mixes in Dolby Atmos, guaranteeing an immersive experience for fans.

Gilmour’s preparation for the tour included rehearsals in Brighton, U.K., ensuring a flawless delivery of both new and classic material. The *Luck and Strange Tour Rehearsals*, along with behind-the-scenes documentaries titled *Rain in Rome* and *Backstage at the Royal Albert Hall*, will be part of the rich supplementary content available in these releases.

For the ardent Gilmour fan, a super deluxe edition box set is also being offered, inclusive of all formats—CD, LP, DVD, and Blu-ray—along with a 120-page hardback book featuring photographs by Polly Samson, David Gilmour’s wife and frequent collaborator. This edition promises an unparalleled deep dive into the artistic and personal facets of the *Luck and Strange* tour.

The *Live at the Circus Maximus, Rome* concert film not only captures a moment of musical excellence but underscores Gilmour’s commitment to blending breathtaking visuals with sonorous music, echoing the grandeur of live performances held at historic locations. This dual release is an homage to a legendary career, offering fans both nostalgia and newness.

Both the concert film and live album serve as a testament to Gilmour’s enduring legacy in music. With meticulous production and artistic vision, these releases are bound to become cherished pieces for collectors and music enthusiasts alike. As Gilmour revisits some of Pink Floyd’s most revered songs while introducing new material, he reaffirms his stature as an influential figure in rock music, reigningite the magic of live concerts in the contemporary era.

Key Takeaways

Related Stories

Amy Helm Says She’s Been Pushed Out of Levon Helm Studios Under ‘Disturbing Circumstances’

Amy Helm says she and longtime core staff are no longer part of Levon Helm Studios in Woodstock, NY, as a legal battle clouds the future of the iconic venue.

Alice Cooper Extends Alice’s Attic Tour With Fall 2026 North American Dates

Alice Cooper has announced fall 2026 North American tour dates for his Alice’s Attic show, running from Sept. 17 in Louisville through Nov. 21 in Reno.

Steve Harris Hopes Rock Hall Induction Will Make American Fans ‘Stop Banging On About It’

Steve Harris says Iron Maiden’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction is fine by him, but awards aren’t why the band does what it does. Bruce Dickinson agrees.

Bonnie Tyler, ‘Total Eclipse of the Heart’ Singer, Dies at 75

Bonnie Tyler, the Welsh singer behind ‘Total Eclipse of the Heart’ and ‘Holding Out for a Hero,’ died July 8 at 75 following emergency intestinal surgery.

Rolling Stones Launch ‘Foreign Tongues’ With Thames Drone Show and Star-Studded London Party

The Rolling Stones celebrated their new album ‘Foreign Tongues’ with a 500-drone light show over the Thames and a star-studded party featuring Daniel Craig

Elton John Books Two Mexico City Shows to Close Out Farewell Yellow Brick Road

Elton John announces two final concerts at Estadio Banorte in Mexico City on Oct. 2 and 3, closing out his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour years after the

George Harrison Photo Book ‘The Third Eye’ Coming in October With Unreleased Song

A new George Harrison photo book, ‘The Third Eye,’ collects over 200 early Beatles photographs taken between 1963 and 1969, with a deluxe edition including an

Bon Jovi Launches MSG Residency After Four-Year Touring Hiatus

Bon Jovi opened the Forever tour with the first of nine sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden on July 7, ending a four-year absence from the live stage.

Taylor Swift Wins Copyright Lawsuit Over Lyrics as Judge Dismisses Poet’s Claims

Judge Aileen Cannon dismissed a copyright lawsuit against Taylor Swift on July 6, ruling that common metaphors and short phrases are not protected expression.