David Gilmour

In July 2016, David Gilmour performed a live recording of "Sorrow" at the Roman Amphitheatre in Pompeii, marking a significant moment in his career. This performance followed the release of his album "Rattle That Lock," which came out in September 2015. "Rattle That Lock" was well-received, showcasing Gilmour's distinct guitar work and introspective songwriting. The live concert also served as a tribute to the original 1971 film "Live at Pompeii," where Pink Floyd had famously performed in the same location, but without an audience. Gilmour's return to this historic venue symbolizes a full-circle moment in his solo career and highlights his deep connection to Pink Floyd's legacy while also cementing his artistic identity outside of the band. The 2016 performance further demonstrated that Gilmour remained a vital force in rock music, delighting fans with both classic and newer material.

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