After last year's successful tour, David Gilmour, ex-guitarist and singer of Pink Floyd, returns to the music stage. Last year we had the opportunity to see him in Pula, but this year we will be able to go to his concert in Vienna. Three years ago, we were able to see a concert by Roger Waters, the second of the two singers of this group and the main author of the famous album The Wall. Although it is no longer possible to see the band in its original line-up, it is definitely worth tasting at least the remaining pieces of one of the most important psychedelic rock bands of all time.
This year's tour David Gilmour will take place as part of the new album Rattle That Lock. The album, released last September, is Gilmour's fourth solo album. The tour begins on June 25 in Poland and continues through 12 European cities, ending in London Royal Albert Hall. This year we will be able to see the singer 27 and 28 June in Vienna, where he will perform in the mansion Schönbrunn. Tickets that have not yet been sold are available from €90.
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Those who want to relive the film live Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii, and for €300 you can afford to visit Gilmour's concert in Pompeii. In addition to his own compositions, he will of course also play a number of songs by one of the most important progressive rock groups. The unofficial setlist promises us Wish You Were Here, Sorrow, Shine on you Crazy Diamond, One of These Days and Comfortably Numb.
As long as we're cheering, praying and hoping for a band reunion Pink Floyd (at least for one tour), you can at least temporarily console yourself by attending a Gilmour concert.
