"Money" is one of Pink Floyd's most famous songs, released on their 1973 album The Dark Side of the Moon. What a song it is! Written by bassist Roger Waters, the song stands out for its distinctive ...

While Gilmour became “mildly obsessed” as he developed the guitar part, the band’s brainwave was to open Wish You Were Here ...

Nine tribute bands, the Phantom Regiment, Rockford Concert Band and more to hit the Sinnissippi Park stage this summer for Rockford Jams.

At this point in its illustrious, nearly 60-year career, rock legends Little Feat could be excused if they wanted to take its proverbial foot off the gas.

Yet through it all, across Pink Floyd’s seismic songbook, consisting of no less than 15 albums ranging from 1967 to 2014, what made the band unique in places was their ability to share the load.

Well, hopefully in mid-April many of you were able to get your hands on a copy of Nick Mason's Saucerful Of Secrets 2025 Record Store Day release, of Echoes live. Produced as the band's contribution ...

Dom and I have chatted about maybe when the Saucers are over looking at getting together with some other Pink Floyd alumni and other players and doing something with the whole Pink Floyd songbook that ...

Pink Floyd’s top 10 most popular songs ranked - No. 2 is an all-time classic From haunting melodies to iconic guitar solos, explore the songs that have shaped Pink Floyd's legacy, ranked in ...

Financing enhanced versions of the home demos, several songs were cut at London’s AIR Studios and boasted The Beatles’ sound engineer Geoff Emerick to further persuade Pink Floyd’s EMI label to sign ...

Pink Floyd's archival live album "Pink Floyd at Pompeii: MCMLXXII" debuts in the top 10 across multiple Billboard charts.

The Pink Floyd co-founder seemingly has an opinion on everything. Find three classic albums Waters had harsh words for, below.

Pink Floyd had recently been in discussions with the choreographer Roland Petit to soundtrack a ballet based on the works of early-20th-century French novelist Marcel Proust.