While Pink Floyd could never be described as incredibly radio-friendly, their producer wanted nothing to do with this experiment.

Roger Waters always has his own agenda when performing live, but there's a slim chance anyone would hear this tune regardless of the paycheck.

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In the mid-1960s, Roger Waters made a one-pound purchase for a concert ticket that would eventually lead to the formation of ...

Richard Wright’s favorite albums are about as good as you'd expect from the powerhouse keyboardist behind Pink Floyd.

Kieran Culkin has confessed. The star of “A Real Pain” and “Succession” admitted that he once swapped a prop joint for one ...

Marcus King belongs to no genre. The South Carolina native blends country and southern rock with soul and blues as he rips ...

Corelatus] said recently that “someone” asked them to identify the phone signals in the 1982 film The Wall, based on the Pink ...

Remembering when you were young, shining like the sun? Young or not, local Pink Floyd fans may shine like the sun while ...

On a rainy Saturday in 1979, 13-year-old Kimberly Powell was playing cards and listening to Pink Floyd with her best friend when the phone rang. It was NPR.

It feels instantly and deliberately personal and speaks to his decision to embark on a solo endeavor to pursue creative projects that may have been otherwise inappropriate for the band. In business, ...