David Gilmour's live recording on September 6, 2006, at the Gdańsk Shipyard marked a significant moment in his solo career, as it was the final show of his "On an Island" tour. This concert attracted an impressive audience of 50,000, not only celebrating Gilmour's artistry but also commemorating the founding of the Solidarity trade union, an important milestone in Polish history. Prior to this concert, Gilmour released the album "On an Island" in March 2006, which was well-received and showcased his unique blend of rock and introspective songwriting. Notably, during this performance, he played the entire "On an Island" album, highlighting his connection to the material and the thematic resonance of the tour. The event also featured arrangements with a symphonic orchestra, adding a grand dimension to the performance and illustrating Gilmour's versatility as a musician beyond his iconic work with Pink Floyd.