David Gilmour Declares Roger Waters Reunion Out of The Question | AI News Digest
A recent report highlights that David Gilmour, the iconic guitarist of Pink Floyd, has categorically ruled out any possibility of reuniting with former bandmate Roger Waters. In an interview with The Telegraph, Gilmour made it clear that he will not entertain the idea of performing together again, stating that his position is unchangeable. The rift between the two musicians has persisted since Waters' departure from the band in 1985, exacerbated by public disputes, including Gilmour's critiques of Waters' political stance and accusations of antisemitism directed at Waters by Gilmour's wife, Polly Samson. In a notable development for the band, Pink Floyd finalized a deal in 2024 to sell their music and likeness rights to Sony Music for over $500 million. Gilmour described this move as a strategic step to avoid continuous conflicts and management issues.
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