Pink Floyd

Pink Floyd returns to their '80s era output for a pair of new vinyl reissues.

WBLM welcomes back Brit Floyd to Maine. Two shows in two Maine towns coming in April.

It’s ROCKTOBER on BLM! And that means that all month long, we spotlight the Artist of the Day. We’ll be diggin’ deeper into the BLM A to Z Archives while you rock at work, for songs you love from the bands you worship…like Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Van Halen, Queen, The Beatles and many more!

Today we mark a sad day in rock history as we remember the great Richard Wright, keyboard player and co-founder of Pink Floyd.

Pink Floyd's upcoming box 'The Early Years 1965-1972' is one of the most anticipated sets of the year-end rush. Here's the first video.

The relative merits of Van Halen and Pink Floyd are hotly debated in the new film 'Everybody Wants Some!!'

The sparklewing damselfly, known scientifically as "umma gumma," was discovered in Africa last year.

David Gilmour started a new round of European tour dates on June 25 in Poland, and brought a Pink Floyd song out of the vaults for the occasion.

The British government is honoring Pink Floyd's history by issuing an assortment of stamps.

43 years ago today, The Dark Side Of The Moon  by Pink Floyd went to the number one spot in the US. The album ended up appearing on the chart for a record breaking 741 weeks!

Add David Gilmour to the list of those remembering Prince in song, though he did so with a twist.

An abandoned soundtrack to 'The Wall' became the last straw between the increasingly controlling Roger Waters and his bandmates.

43 years ago today, Pink Floyd kicked off the first of two US tours in Madison, Wisconsin.

Today is the anniversary of one of the greatest rock albums of all-time, Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. Released on this date in 1973, the same year WBLM was born, Dark Side spent an amazing 741 weeks on the Billboard charts and is the one of the Top 3 highest-selling albums ever...

This 1973 epic changed the way people made and listened to albums.

36 years ago today, Pink Floyd went number one in the UK for the first and only time with the single, Another Brick in the Wall Part II. It stayed there for five weeks! It also went on to be their only number one single in the US. This song of freedom from oppression has been a staple on the Blimp airwaves since 1979...