Pink Floyd are said to be planning a reunion gig to honour the late great Syd Barrett who died recently.
The band played together for the first time in 25 years at last year’s Live 8 in London and now talk is of a special tribute gig for their former band member, according to GIGWise.com.
A friend of the band told the Daily Telegraph: "They didn't want to let Syd go without a huge send-off."
However, nothing is yet to be confirmed and earlier this month before Barrett’s death
Nick Mason said that there were no plans for another reformation.
He said: “I think relations are much better, but I'm absolutely, sorry to say...I cannot announce the imminent arrival of another world tour. David (Gilmour) is busy with a solo project...(he) really has no interest in reviving the band."
"I have to say I'd love to do it, and Wright probably would and even Roger (Waters) is sort of more open to the idea. ut perhaps it's rather a good thing that just occasionally people won't do things for large sums of money."
"It's got to be done because people really want to and think they can do something better."