Pink Floyd duo together again

ROGER Waters has confirmed he is likely to be joined on stage by former Pink Floyd bandmate David Gilmour on his forthcoming tour of The Wall — but only for one gig.

Written as a tale of alienation and despair loosely based on the life of its creator — Waters — the multi-million selling album was first released 30 years ago.

Now he is bringing it back on tour.

He split from Pink Floyd in 1985, and ever since there have been the inevitable questions about reforming the original line-up, with talk recently of David Gilmour joining him on stage during one of the performances.

The last big gig the pair did with each other was at Live 8 in 2005.

“I hear the rumours — I think it’s beginning to look now as if he’ll do one gig, he’ll do Comfortably Numb at one gig.

“It’s a big secret when. Live 8 was the big one when Rick (Wright) was still alive — it was very moving.”

But the situation between the pair hasn’t always been as amicable with talk of serious rifts and legal battles over the years.

Gilmour’s son Charlie has recently been charged over his involvement in the student fees protests, and Waters supports what the students and Charlie were doing.