Sony Music have parted with the big bucks for the band’s music and imagery but the deal excludes publishing rights

Pink Floyd finalises a $400M deal with Sony Music, selling rights to their music catalogue and name after years of disputes. Sony gains merchandise and media rights but not songwriting copyrights.

Pink Floyd have struck a deal to sell the rights to their recorded music catalogue. According to The Financial Times, who broke the news, the deal with Sony is worth 400 million dollars and includes Pink Floyd’s recorded music, the band name and the artists’ “likeness”, meaning that the label will have the rights to merchandise and spin-offs.

Pink Floyd has struck a monumental deal, selling their music catalogue, name, and likeness to Sony for a reported $400 million.The U.K.’s Financial Times first broke the news on Tuesday,

The historic sale would reportedly allow Sony to profit from future merch and movie deals Pink Floyd has reportedly sold their music catalog, along with their name and likeness to Sony to the tune of approximately $400 million.

Pink Floyd just settled a major money-making deal which sold off their music catalog for millions after some serious internal fighting over political opinions