Pink Floyd

In 2001, during David Gilmour's solo concert at The Royal Festival Hall in London, he performed "High Hopes," a track from Pink Floyd's last studio album, *The Division Bell*, released in 1994. This live recording occurred several years after the band had largely disbanded, following their 1994 tour. The concert highlighted Gilmour's continued connection to Pink Floyd's legacy, showcasing his talent as both a musician and a performer, while also illustrating his transition into a solo career. Notably, the performance included renowned collaborators, such as Michael Kamen, who arranged orchestration for several Pink Floyd works, and showcased Gilmour's signature guitar style. This era marked an important period of reflection for Gilmour as he revisited the band's classic material while also pursuing individual artistic endeavors.

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