Pink Floyd just sold their catalog and name/likeness rights to Sony for several Scrooge McDuck vaults worth of money, which theoretically ends the dispute between David Gilmour and Roger Waters about the liner notes in the long-delayed Animals reissue. The sale does not, however, resolve the longstanding conflict between the former bandmates. Gilmour, who is promoting the new solo album Luck And Strange — including with a performance with his daughter at a local open mic night — has a new interview in The Guardian today, in which he expresses an abiding hostility towards Waters and his political affiliations.

David Gilmour has vowed that he will "absolutely not" ever perform with his former Pink Floyd bandmate Roger Waters again. 

David Gilmour insisted he will never perform with his former Pink Floyd bandmate Roger Waters again during an interview in October 2024.

Pink Floyd's David Gilmour said he will 'absolutely not' perform with Roger Waters again over the latter's political beliefs.