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David Gilmour To Play Rome's Circus Maximus
04/05/2016
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(Prog) David Gilmour has announced two shows at Rome's Circus Maximus this summer. He has added the two dates to his Rattle That Lock world tour - July 2 and 3 at Circus Maximus.

The Pink Floyd legend had recently also confirmed that he would be performing two nights at the Pompeii amphitheatre where Floyd played live in 1971.

Last week, Gilmour launched an animated video for his track In Any Tongue, taken from his latest solo album Rattle That Lock. Check out all of his upcoming tour dates here.

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