Roger Waters is bringing the music and visual world of Pink Floyd back to the stage with a new production led by his son, Harry Waters.
Announced this week, Roger Waters Presents LEGACY: A Pink Floyd Show will feature a 10-piece band performing music from Pink Floyd’s 1971 to 1979 era. The set will draw from albums including The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall.
Harry Waters will serve as musical director, playing organ and piano while also contributing vocals. Roger Waters helped shape the production but will not perform on the tour.
The show is designed to recreate the original recordings closely, while high-definition video screens will feature imagery inspired by Pink Floyd’s classic visual presentations. Harry and drummer Graham Broad worked together on the setlist, which is expected to run for more than two hours.
The extensive tour begins February 15, 2027, with dates planned across North America. Additional European performances are also expected. North American tickets go on general sale October 2.
