Roger Waters Announces Legacy – A Pink Floyd Show

Roger Waters and his son Harry have announced Legacy – A Pink Floyd Show, a new touring production celebrating Pink Floyd’s golden era. The production was created under Roger Waters’ direction, while Harry will lead a 10-person group as musical director. Roger Waters is not planned to perform on stage during the shows.

The tour will begin on February 15, 2027, in Columbus, Georgia, and will visit more than 100 cities across North America and Europe. Legacy will focus on Pink Floyd’s 1971-1979 period and include songs from four albums. Concerts will run for more than two hours and aim to reproduce the original recordings as closely as possible. Harry said the albums will be recreated as faithfully as possible, note for note.

The stage production was developed by Roger Waters’ team and will use high-resolution LED screens featuring imagery inspired by Pink Floyd’s original visual work. For the announced North American dates, tickets will go on general sale at 10 a.m. local time on Friday, October 2.

Harry listened to more than 3,000 applications while seeking a singer able to recreate the vocals Roger Waters performed with Pink Floyd, with Clifton David Broadbridge taking the role. Harry’s childhood voice appeared on Pink Floyd’s Goodbye Blue Sky, and he later toured with Roger Waters for more than 15 years. The tour follows Pink Floyd marking its 1971-1979 period with the new compilation 8-Tracks.