Tickets went on sale at 9am this morning for the third and final show David is performing at London's Royal Albert Hall - and tickets sold out completely, well within the first hour! We hope that if you were trying for tickets for this show, you were successful.

With this latest show sold out, this means that most of the tickets for the whole tour have now sold; if you've not got yours yet, it is worth checking with the venues either now, or close to the show date to see if they have any left (there may be production tickets released close to the event).

On the day that tickets for David Gilmour's third night at London's Royal Albert Hall went on sale, and promptly sold out within the hour, David has given his fans a nice Christmas present!

David has arranged for an exclusive video clip, taken from the "On An Island" album sessions, to be available for a limited period to his fans.

Early Pink Floyd producer Joe Boyd is putting the finishing touches to his autobiography, looking at his work in the music industry in the sixties.

"White Bicycles: Making Music In The 1960s" is published by Serpent's Tail on 27th May 2006. It covers his work with the Syd Barrett line up of the Floyd, where he worked on their session at Sound Techniques Studios, and on the single release of Arnold Layne.

Further to our news yesterday concerning David Gilmour's additional concert at London's Royal Albert Hall, we have some more detail on ticketing for this show.

As with the previous two nights (29th/30th May 2006), this extra concert (31st May) had a pre-registration period offering 300 pairs of tickets, through DavidGilmour.com. For those who didn't receive their magic email, giving the special code number allowing them to buy tickets in advance, we can give you some good news.