New track 'Hey, Hey, Rise Up!' will come out tomorrow (April 8) and samples Andriy Khlyvnyuk, a frontline soldier in the war and member of Ukrainian band BoomboxThe post Pink Floyd to release first new music in decades to support Ukraine appeared first on NME.

A new Pink Floyd song will be out at midnight tonight. As The Guardian reports, “Hey Hey, Rise Up!” was inspired by a video of Andriy Khlyvnyuk, singer for the Ukrainian band BoomBox, singing the century-old Ukrainian protest song “Oh, The Red Viburnum In The Meadow” in military fatigues outside St. Sofia ...

The band said they "stand with the world in strongly condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine"The post Pink Floyd and David Gilmour remove music from streaming services in Russia, Belarus appeared first on NME.

While musicians and other public figures have been speaking out plenty against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, David Gilmour has now taken it a step further. Today, in a message posted to Pink Floyd’s Twitter, he announced that he was removing all of his solo work and Pink Floyd’s music from 1987 to the present from a...

"Putin must go," the musician wroteThe post Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour tells Russian soldiers: “Stop killing your brothers” appeared first on NME.