David Gilmour VIP Tickets

David Gilmour, renowned for his ethereal guitar solos, rose to prominence as a core member of the legendary rock band Pink Floyd. His emotive playing style and distinctive tone became synonymous with the band's sound. Beyond Pink Floyd, Gilmour's solo career has further cemented his status as one of the most influential guitarists in rock history.

He recently finished multiple shows at the Royal Albert Hall, his first live performances in 8 years. If you want to be in with a chance of seeing him next time he goes on tour, you can register your interest with Seat Unique now and we’ll keep you up to date with all the latest David Gilmour news.

How to get David Gilmour tickets?

When David Gilmour next announces a tour, you’ll be able to buy VIP tickets at Seat Unique.

What’s included in David Gilmour VIP Experience

Some of the perks you could get with a David Gilmour hospitality package are:

• Access to VIP lounges & bars
• Premium seats with unrivalled views
• Complimentary food & drinks
• Fast-track entry

Please note these inclusions are based on past package offerings and may vary for future tour dates.

David Gilmour is a guitarist, singer and songwriter, most well-known for being a member of rock band Pink Floyd.

Where is David Gilmour from

David Gilmour is from Cambridge, England.

David Gilmour genre

David Gilmour is a rock guitarist, and his music also has influences of progressive rock, psychedelic rock, art rock and blues rock.

Top David Gilmour songs

Some of David Gilmour’s top songs are “Between Two Points,” “Out Of The Blue,” “There’s No Way Out Of Here,” “A Pocketful Of Stones” and ”Murder.”

Top David Gilmour albums

• “David Gilmour” – This is Gilmour's debut solo album and showcases his ability to craft a distinct sound separate from Pink Floyd. The album is rich in bluesy guitar work, lush synths, and Gilmour's soothing vocals.
• “On an Island” – This album features contributions from longtime collaborators like Richard Wright and Chris Stainton, further enhancing the emotional depth of the music. The album blends ambient, jazz, and folk elements.
• “Rattle That Lock” – After a long hiatus, David Gilmour returned with this album, which was more upbeat and polished than his earlier solo work. It showed his ability to mix jazz and blues in a modern context.
• “About Face” – Gilmour’s second solo album is more rock-oriented compared to his debut, with tracks like "Blue Light" and "Love on the Air" showcasing his talent for writing accessible yet evocative music.
• “Luck and Strange” – His latest release, the lyrics on “Luck and Strange” were mostly written by Gilmour’s wife, with other lyrics and vocals provided by their children.

David Gilmour’s most iconic moment

Dvaid Gilmour’s most iconic moment is often considered to be his guitar solo in "Comfortably Numb" from Pink Floyd's album The Wall. This solo, with its soaring emotional intensity and technical mastery, is widely regarded as one of the greatest in rock history.