Aug 7, 2006 • 1 min read

Gilmour reschedules concerts over stage concerns

David Gilmour has postponed two St Mark's Square concerts in Venice after a structural defect was found in the stage scaffolding.

Pink Floyd's David Gilmour was this weekend forced to postpone two concerts in Venice after a structural defect in the stage was discovered during soundcheck, a defect which could have caused the whole stage unit to collapse mid-concert. The gigs, due to take place in the city's St Mark's Square, will now take place next weekend. Gilmour told reporters: "Our most sincere apologies to all those who were supposed to attend these shows this weekend. A structural defect was discovered in the scaffolding just before the sound check this evening, which has rendered the whole stage structure unsafe."

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