Beloved for their albums "Wish You Were Here," "The Dark Side of the Moon" and "The Wall," Pink Floyd's music has become ingrained in the rock genre. This deal with Sony will include the lion's share of their material, amounting to one of the largest sign-overs in recent years.

Pink Floyd is the latest band to sell their music catalog for big bucks. The British band sold its entire recorded music catalog, name and likeness rights to Sony Music for $400 million. Two years ago,

Sources speaking to Variety said British rock band Pink Floyd has reportedly sold off its recorded music catalog, name and likeness rights to Sonic Music. The outlet reported that it is one of the biggest deals in recent years, with its apparent conclusion coming despite decades of infighting between the bandmates.

An iconic rock band is selling its music and likeness rights for $400 million, according to reports.

Despite decades of infighting and years of false starts, the members of Pink Floyd have agreed to sell music rights to Sony Music for $400 million.

Pink Floyd has finally reached a deal to sell both the band's recorded-music and name-and-likeness rights to Sony Music, bringing to a close a negation process that has drawn out for decades. Variety confirmed the news on Wednesday that the British progressive rock band had agreed to sell the

Pink Floyd rocker David Gilmour shared his reasons for selling the band's music catalog weeks before it was reported that a $400 million deal had been struck. The Financial Times reported on Thursday that members of the British rock band have agreed to sell the rights to their sizable catalog to record label Sony.

British rock band Pink Floyd has reportedly sold its recorded music catalog, along with its name and likeness rights, to Sony Music for $400 million. Sources told Variety the legendary rock band had come to an agreement after decades of fighting among band members.

In recent years, Sony has spent over a billion dollars purchasing the catalogs of such legendary acts as Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan and Queen.