In 2006, during the live recording at the Royal Albert Hall, David Gilmour was promoting his album "On an Island," which was released earlier in the year on March 6. This album marked Gilmour's first studio release as a solo artist in over a decade, showcasing his evolution and maturity as a musician beyond his work with Pink Floyd. The concerts captured in this performance were part of a successful tour that celebrated the album, featuring songs that blended his signature guitar work with introspective lyrics. Interestingly, Gilmour's live performances during this period included not only tracks from "On an Island" but also classics from his Pink Floyd repertoire, offering fans a rich mix of nostalgia and new material. The concerts were heralded for their emotional depth and musical complexity, reaffirming Gilmour's status as a guitar icon.