An announcement has been made via an official email from the TV station, that David Gilmour is to appear to perform two songs on the CBS Late Night Show with David Letterman. Believed to be on April 1st, more details should be available from the Late Show website soon, to confirm this information.

There is a large feature on the Rolling Stone Magazine website, relating to the thirtieth anniversary of Dark Side Of The Moon. Included are (separate) interviews with David Gilmour, Roger Waters, and engineer Alan Parsons. There's also "The Ultimate Dark Side Quiz" (some questions are pretty easy, others not quite so), a reprint of the 1971 Syd Barrett interview, a look at the Wizard Of Oz synchronicity, and a collection of photos.

The Dark Side feature doesn't seem to appear on the list of features yet - so click on this link to be amongst the first to read it!

Oasis are to headline a concert at Manchester City's Maine Road stadium on the last day of the season to say goodbye to the ground before it is bulldozed. Blues fans Noel and Liam Gallagher will play their greatest hits on May 11, after City have taken on Southampton.

In case you were thinking you'd wandered onto the wrong website, here's what's interesting to us: "two giant screens will show classic Maine Road moments, including matches and gigs by the Rolling Stones and PINK FLOYD". Now, they played there in August 1988 (a good show too, as we were there) but as to what footage they will be able to show, who knows? Our guess is maybe something from Delicate Sound Of Thunder or Pulse...

David Gilmour appears as Sue Lawley's "castaway" on BBC Radio 4's legendary Desert Island Discs on March 30th at 12:15pm. It is a forty-five minute programme, where the castaway selects their favourite music, book, and luxury item, to make life on a desert island more bearable. It is repeated the following Friday.