In 2016, during his performance at the Roman Amphitheatre in Pompeii, David Gilmour was riding on the success of his latest album, "Rattle That Lock," released in September 2015. This album marked a significant point in his solo career, showcasing his distinctive guitar work and songwriting prowess, following his previous album, "On an Island" from 2006. The live recording of "Coming Back to Life" not only highlights Gilmour's powerful musicality but also the unique historical setting of Pompeii, where Pink Floyd had previously filmed a famous concert in 1971. The 2016 performance garnered attention for its breathtaking visuals and sound, reinforcing Gilmour's status as a leading figure in rock music, both as a solo artist and as a part of Pink Floyd’s legacy. This concert was part of his European tour, emphasizing his enduring appeal to audiences worldwide.