David Gilmour Considering Pink Floyd Avatar Show at Las Vegas Sphere

David Gilmour recently sparked excitement among fans by hinting that Pink Floyd might embrace a cutting-edge future with virtual avatar performances, akin to what ABBA has pioneered. During a Q&A at the UK premiere of his concert film Live At Circus Maximus, Rome at London’s BFI IMAX, Gilmour teased the possibility of the band’s next chapter unfolding in a revolutionary Las Vegas venue known as The Sphere. When asked about rumors surrounding this modern arena, Gilmour expressed his eagerness to one day watch his “avatar” perform, joking that it would spare him the effort of taking the stage himself.

Reflecting on the Luck And Strange Tour

Gilmour’s comments came amid reflections on last year’s Luck And Strange tour, which saw the band perform at four historic venues, including London’s Royal Albert Hall and Rome’s Circus Maximus. A year after the tour’s release, Gilmour remains deeply proud of the work, describing it as “magic” and “the best I’ve done… forever.” He also praised the band members for their exceptional musical skills and warm presence, calling them not only talented but “generally lovely” people, highlighting the strong camaraderie that made the performances so special.

Live At Circus Maximus Hits Screens and Shelves

Fans can soon experience the grandeur of Pink Floyd’s recent performances with the upcoming release of Live At Circus Maximus, Rome. The concert film will debut in IMAX theaters worldwide on September 17, delivering an immersive experience on the UK’s largest cinema screen. Following the theatrical release, a deluxe edition will be available on October 17, featuring a double Blu-ray and triple DVD set with high-quality 5.1 and Atmos audio mixes (the latter exclusive to Blu-ray), allowing fans to relive the epic show with stunning sound and visuals.