If you haven't made it to the Victoria & Albert Museum in London for the Pink Floyd exhibition, Their Mortal Remains, or you want to see it again before it closes, you're in luck: as mentioned previously here on Brain Damage, the museum has extended the exhibition, but it must close for good on October 15th.

Tickets for the extended run, and the extra hours they are also running on selected dates (opening from 9am, and staying open until 10pm), are on sale now but selling extremely fast - this has officially been the V&A's most successful music exhibition they have held, with over 373,000 visitors since it opened in May this year. This coming weekend the exhibition will be open for an incredible 42 hours, to help people get in and see it.

Here are some pointers on what to look for to get the most out of your first and/or last visit(s) on this final stretch in London.

Several things to note if you plan to squeeze this in sometime in the remaining two weeks: the lines are still long (but fast-moving), tickets are difficult to buy at the door (they are usually sold-out for the day on the day), and the walk along the exhibit is still elbow-to-elbow (particularly at the beginning). Obviously some times of the day are preferable to others - if you can get to the museum for an early session, you will find it much quieter and easier to move around, as many people are travelling to get to the V&A.

Many of the review items Brain Damage's Matt related at the beginning of the exhibition stand and will be underscored here. Here's a quick guide:

Following the almost daily announcements now of shows for the Roger Waters 2018 European Us + Them tour, three further dates have just been announced [story updated].

As you wait for further show announcements, hopefully near where you are, we're looking at the full list of countries that the 2018 European tour will visit, and it seems that Ireland and France are the remaining countries not to have been declared yet. Of course, there may be additional shows in countries which we already have dates for, depending on ticket demand. Watch out for full details of additional countries, cities and dates following soon.

Here's the newly announced dates:

• April 22nd - Unipol Arena, Bologna, Italy (extra show) - On sale now
• April 27th - O2 Arena, Prague, Czech Republic - On sale October 6th at 10am CET
• May 28th - Hallenstadion, Zurich, Switzerland - On sale October 6th at 8am CET

Dedicated pages for each newly announced show on the tour are being made live, joining the show pages already shown in the 2018 Roger Waters tour area. As the rest of the European tour is announced, a page for every concert will be in place: the place to find out information on each show, and to see, once the concert has taken place, pictures, video and commentary.

Tomorrow afternoon's Simon Mayo Drivetime programme on BBC Radio 2 (in the UK), from 5.05pm BST, includes an exclusive interview with David Gilmour, and has David talking about the newly released Live at Pompeii. The show runs until 7pm and as yet we don't know what time the interview will be aired.

BBC Radio 2 can be heard on DAB and FM radio, via Freeview, Sky satellite and Virgin Media cable, and via www.BBC.co.uk/radio2, which will allow listeners around the world to tune in. The BBC's iPlayer service (at their website, and on Virgin Media) will allow listening on demand for seven days from the date of broadcast, principally for those in the UK, but this does also work in a number of other countries.

Another day, and another release of some dates on the 2018 Us + Them tour for Europe; today it has been announced that Roger Waters will be performing five shows in the UK, including an open air concert in the heart of the capital, previously the site of Live 8 (amongst other things)...(FURTHER UPDATE) There's also been a Belgian concert announced today, too!

Waters will play the following shows:

• May 11th - Sportpaleis, Antwerp, Belgium
• June 29th - SSE Hydro, Glasgow, Scotland
• July 2nd - Echo Arena, Liverpool, England
• July 3rd - Manchester Arena, Manchester, England
• July 6th - Hyde Park, London, England (part of the annual British Summer Time series of shows)
• July 7th - Birmingham Arena, Birmingham, England

The Belgian concert is on sale at 10am CET (local time) on Friday, October 6th, through TeleTicketService.com.

The general sale of tickets for the London show go on sale at 9am on Friday, October 6th, through AXS.com who have a range of ticketing options for this outdoor show, depending on what position in the audience area you wish to be in. There's also a couple of presales in operation (including via the event website, and also Amazon Tickets). The rest of the UK shows go on presale Thursday, with the general sale starting on Friday, through Ticketmaster.co.uk.

Dedicated pages for each show on the tour are now becoming live, joining the dates already shown in the 2018 Roger Waters tour area. The new dates above are being added and will be ready for use shortly! As the rest of the European tour is announced, a page for every concert will be in place: the place to find out information on each show, and to see, once the concert has taken place, pictures, video and commentary.