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\n\tDavid Gilmour<\/a> tours are very rare, very brief, and often hit only a handful of cities. But he\u2019s always been good about capturing at least one show on film so that fans all over the world can experience what they missed. Over the past 40 years, he\u2019s shot solo gigs at London\u2019s Hammersmith Odeon (1984), <\/a>London\u2019s Royal Festival Hall (2002)<\/a>, London\u2019s Royal Albert Hall (2006)<\/a>, Poland\u2019s Gda\u0144sk Shipyard (2006),<\/a> and Italy\u2019s Amphitheatre of Pompeii (2016).<\/a><\/p>\n \n\tHis newest concert film is Live at the Circus Maximus, Rome.<\/em> It\u2019s a chronicle of three shows he played at the historic Circus Maximus in Rome, Italy, in October 2024 on his Luck and Strange<\/a><\/em> tour. It\u2019s coming to movie theaters and IMAX screens on Sept. 17, and will be released as part of a double Blu-ray\/3-DVD box set on Oct. 17. (A super deluxe edition of the set will also feature The Luck and Strange Concerts<\/a><\/em>, featuring footage from other Luck and Strange<\/em> gigs in America and Europe.)<\/p>\n \n\tWe hopped on Zoom with Gilmour to talk about the Circus Maximus movie, the chances of a future tour, Pink Floyd<\/a>\u2018s vault of unreleased music, his impending 80th birthday, and the possibility of a Sphere residency.<\/p>\n