Roger Waters, Harry Waters launch Pink Floyd legacy tour for 2027

AEG Presents and ICON LIVE announced Roger Waters Presents LEGACY – A Pink Floyd Show, a 2027 touring production led by Roger Waters and his son Harry Waters. The show opens Feb. 15 in Columbus, Georgia, covers more than 100 cities in North America and Europe, and puts tickets for North American dates on sale Oct. 2.

Why it matters: - The production extends Pink Floyd’s catalog back onto major stages with a new multicity tour built around the band’s most recognizable era. - The show centers on family legacy, with Roger Waters directing and Harry Waters leading the band. - North American ticket sales begin Oct. 2, making this a near-term on-sale for a high-profile classic-rock package.

What happened: - AEG Presents and ICON LIVE announced Roger Waters Presents LEGACY – A Pink Floyd Show on Sept. 29, 2026. - The tour is scheduled to launch Feb. 15, 2027, in Columbus, Georgia. - The run is expected to visit more than 100 cities across North America and Europe. - North American dates go on sale Oct. 2. - European dates will be announced soon. - More information is available at RogerWatersLegacy.com.

The details: - LEGACY is an all-new live production created under the direction of Roger Waters. - Harry Waters serves as musical director and leads the band on B3 organ, piano and vocals. - The show features a 10-piece band performing songs from The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals and The Wall. - The stage presentation includes a pictorial retrospective of imagery inspired by Pink Floyd’s original work. - The production uses hi-def LED video screens. - The show is expected to run more than two hours. - Harry Waters and drummer Graham Broad shaped the set list together. - Harry Waters called Animals his favorite Pink Floyd album and “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” his favorite song to play. - Roger Waters said the production is meant to let audiences experience these songs live again. - Roger Waters also said Harry assembled a terrific band and that he looks forward to fans seeing the show.

Between the lines: - The project leans on Pink Floyd’s most familiar material and visual identity, which suggests the tour is aiming at both longtime fans and newer listeners. - Harry Waters’ role signals a generational handoff, not just a tribute act. - The band’s stated goal is to recreate the recordings as closely as possible, which points to a fidelity-first approach rather than a reimagined production. - The search for Roger Waters’ lead vocals part drew more than 3,000 online auditions before Clifton David Broadbridge was chosen. - Broadbridge, originally from Canada and now based in Nashville, secured the role after an in-person audition with Harry Waters during a day off from Harry’s tour with Primus. - Harry Waters first appeared on Pink Floyd’s The Wall as a child on “Goodbye Blue Sky.” - Harry Waters later performed with his father for more than 15 years, including tours for The Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall and the 2016 Desert Trip concerts. - The production also fits Roger Waters’ long track record of large-scale, visually driven touring shows.

What's next: - More European dates are expected soon. - North American tickets go on sale Oct. 2. - The first scheduled stop is Feb. 15 in Columbus, Georgia. - Additional cities on the 2027 schedule include Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas and Vancouver. - The tour is expected to include more than 100 performances in 2027.

The bottom line: - Roger Waters is turning Pink Floyd’s most enduring era into a large-scale 2027 road show, with his son leading the band and a classic-album setlist built for mass appeal.