Pink Floyd Tribute Tour
Roger Waters and Son Announce Major North American Pink Floyd Tribute Tour
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Roger Waters and his son Harry have announced “LEGACY – A Pink Floyd Show,” a touring production celebrating Pink Floyd’s 1971–79 era, created under Roger’s direction and led musically by Harry. A 10-piece band will perform music from The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals and The Wall, with arrangements intended to closely reproduce the original recordings and visuals drawing on the band’s imagery. After more than 3,000 auditions, Canadian-born Nashville-based singer Clifton David Broadbridge was selected as frontman; Roger Waters is not scheduled to perform. The 58-date North American tour begins February 15, 2027, in Columbus, Georgia, with a second leg starting in Vancouver on August 31, and European dates are expected to be announced later. Tickets for announced North American shows go on general sale October 2.
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The concerts are expected to run for more than two hours. Harry Waters said drummer Graham Broad, a longtime collaborator, helped him develop the set list.
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Harry Waters’ connection to the music goes back to Pink Floyd’s recording of his voice for “Goodbye Blue Sky” on The Wall; he later performed alongside his father for more than 15 years.
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The first North American leg is scheduled to run through May 2 in Wilmington, North Carolina; the second leg will end September 25 in St. Louis.
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Roger Waters said the original singer search was seeking “the voice I had when I was young,” describing the band’s missing frontman when the project was announced.
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