The legendary singer and guitarist names some tunes fans shouldn't expect to hear during his upcoming solo tour.

David Gilmour of Pink Floyd is gearing up for his first solo tour in eight years. While he is happy to play a mixture of his own solo songs and Pink Floyd classics, he confirmed that there are a few Pink Floyd songs that he will never play again.

David and Roger have been feuding since the early days of their careers. Despite a brief reunion in 2005 for the Live 8 global awareness event in London’s Hyde Park with original bandmates drummer Nick Mason and keyboardist Richard Wright, they remain estranged.

Body Count's version of 'Comfortably Numb' is quite radical, but the words really struck me. It astonishes me that a tune I wrote almost 50 years ago is back with this great new approach,” Gilmour says.

Ice-T has seemingly done the impossible (or at least the extremely unlikely): reunited Pink Floyd’s warring factions David Gilmour and Roger Waters in their joint approval for a proposed reimagining of “Comfortably Numb.

Gilmour previews his new tour, reveals songwriting secrets, explains why he’s over his “old pop group,” ponders baby-boomer mortality, and much more

David Gilmour is gearing up for his first tour in eight years, and while fans can expect him to play some Pink Floyd material he recently admitted there are some classics he "no longer feels comfortable singing.