The album was recorded throughout select dates on Gilmour's 2024 tour in support of his most recent studio LP, Luck and Strange. Not only does it contain performances of tunes from that album, it also features a few songs from his 2015 effort, Rattle That Lock, as well as a number of Pink Floyd classics, including "Wish You Were Here" and "Comfortably Numb."
David Gilmour's 2024 Luck and Strange Concerts tour was definitely one of the most memorable classic rock treks of recent years, showcasing one of the greatest guitarists of all time performing from both the Pink Floyd songbook and his own mighty solo catalog. Unfortunately, the tour's only U.S. stops were in the Los Angeles area (for four shows) and New York City (for five gigs). (Yeah, we were personally hoping for a 19-night stand in The Bay Area, but - alas - it did not come to pass.) The good news, however, is that fans living in the Bay Area and other parts of the country can now experience this thrilling live production - in support of Gilmour's fifth solo album, "Luck and Strange" - in two tantalizing ways.
The first occurs when the concert film Live at the Circus Maximus, Rome is released to big screens including those epic IMAX numbers on Sept. 17. The film captures Gilmour and his terrific backing band in concert at Rome's historic Circus Maximus near the start of the Luck and Strange tour. The film will only be in theaters for a limited time. For tickets and other details (such as a list of participating theaters), visit www.davidgilmour.film.
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