Overview

• Gilmour told The Telegraph there is "no possible way" he would share a stage with Waters, ending speculation of any future reunion.
• He delivered the unequivocal refusal in a newly reported interview, as detailed by The Independent and the Daily Mail.
• The split traces back to Waters leaving Pink Floyd in 1985, with tensions sustained by public disputes over geopolitics and personal attacks.
• Polly Samson accused Waters of being antisemitic in 2023, Gilmour backed her comments, and Waters formally rejected the claims as inaccurate.
• In 2024 the principals sold Pink Floyd’s music, name-and-likeness, and iconic artwork rights to Sony, which Gilmour said was to escape ongoing arguments.