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After nine years, the Pink Floyd guitarist and singer David Gilmour will finally be back on the road to promote his new album "Luck and Strange". A few months ago he said he wasn't sure if he would perform many Pink Floyd tracks from the 70s but now in an interview with Rolling Stone, the musician said that he will play songs like "Wish You Were Here" and "Comfortably Numb" but he is probably not doing "Money". David Gilmour talks about the setlist of his next tour "One has to wake up to reality once in a while. I think I will be doing one or two things from that time, but it just seems so long ago. I know people love them, and I love playing them. I’ll be doing 'Wish You Were Here,' of course I will. And some of the things that started with me anyway. Yeah, quite likely (I will play "Comfortably Numb". Quite likely." He was then asked about songs like "Breathe", "Time" and "Money" and said: "I don’t think I’ll be doing “Money.' If that’s your reason for coming…" About playing the entire new album, the musician said: "Not in one piece. I haven’t really worked it out yet. We haven’t started rehearsals. I’ve started working on set lists and how I want the show to progress, but it’s not set in stone yet," David Gilmour said. Next Gilmour 2024 tour dates September 27 – Circo Massimo, Rome, Italy 28 – Circo Massimo, Rome, Italy 29 – Circo Massimo, Rome, Italy October 1 – Circo Massimo, Rome, Italy 2 – Circo Massimo, Rome, Italy 3 – Circo Massimo, Rome, Italy 9 – Royal Albert Hall, London, England 10 – Royal Albert Hall, London, England 11 – Royal Albert Hall, London, England 12 – Royal Albert Hall, London, England 14 – Royal Albert Hall, London, England 15 – Royal Albert Hall, London, England 29 – Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, United States 30 – Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, United States November 4 – Madison Square Garden, New York City, United States 5 – Madison Square Garden, New York City, United States https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyj7zaDfW78&pp=ygUNZGF2aWQgZ2lsbW91cg%3D%3D

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