News

• 11.07.2010: Roger Waters and David Gilmour perfom together for the Hoping Foundation.
• 03.04.2010: Roger Waters is going to tour The Wall in 2010/2011!
• 20.04.2007: Pictures and show report from Rogers gig at Hamburg's Colour-Line Arena:
  
• 19.04.2007: Updated list of show changes/updates.
• 16.10.2006: Dates for a World Tour 2007 emerge. Rogers is expected to play 62 Concerts in 2007, starting in Australia, going to China, Europe, North- & South America . 02.06.2006: Roger kicks of his DSOTM tour in Lisbon. See below for the setlist.
• 21.04.2006: The US tourdates are confirmed. Some changes happend to the european tourdates.
• 08.03.2006: Roger official Waters' website mentions a "strong possibility" for a US-tour this fall. In the meantime Nick Mason is confirmed to play at leat in Magny-Cours drums on the DSOTM songs. The rest of the band consists of Andy Fairweather-Low - bass, guitars / Snowy White - Gitarre
• Graham Broad - drums / Jon Carin - keyboards / Harry Waters - keyboards / Katie Kissoon - vocals / PP Arnold - vocals Karol Kenyon - vocals Ian Ritchie - sax. The "usual suspects. Roger mentioned, that he's still looking for someone doing the "Gilmour"-parts.
• 14.02.2006: The summer festival tour 2006 is confirmed. Roger will take part in some festivals and play a couple of solo shows. See 2006-tour dates below. He announced a complete performance of DSOTM.
• 12.02.2006. There are rumours, that Roger will do a mini-summer-tour this year, playing ca. 15 festivals. Dates rumoured are 2.6. Portugal (confirmed), 8.6. Berlin and 14.06 Norway (obviously confirmed as well). Some reports mention a complete performance of DSOTM.
• 02.07.2005: The reunion did really happen at the Live 8 concert in London. Pink Floyd played Breathe, Money, Wish You Were Here and Comfortably Numb. Some statements from Nick regarding the reunion:
  - "Why did we reform? It's a damn good way of spending a weekend."
  - "I'm not feeling too nervous. Hopefully we'll be able to remember most of the words!"
  - "It's sort of assumed that we'll all remember how they go..."
  - "Roger and Bob have enormous respect for each other; the two of them together are a bit like Hitler and Stalin with a better sense of humour, and in Bob's case, worse hair."
  - "What we're playing? Pink Floyd songs. We tried to work up some Deep Purple, but it didn't seemed to suit us somehow."
  - David: "Well, it was a bit like sleeping with your ex-wife."
  

• 12.06.2005: Roger Wates reunites with Pink Floyd for Bob Geldorf's Live8 Konzert. David Gilmour made the following statement:
  "Like most people I want to do everything I can to persuade the G8 leaders to make huge commitments to the relief of poverty and increased aid to the third world. It's crazy that America gives such a paltry percentage of its GNP to the starving nations. Any squabbles Roger and the band have had in the past are so petty in this context, and if re-forming for this concert will help focus attention then it's got to be worthwhile." Roger said: "It's great to be asked to help Bob raise public awareness on the issues of third world debt and poverty. The cynics will scoff, screw 'em! Also, to be given the opportunity to put the band back together, even if it's only for a few numbers, is a big bonus." Nick said: "I think a bit like the original Live Aid - what one would like, is for it to be utterly memorable; for everyone who was there to remember it as a really important and great event. " Asked, what numbers they're gonna play he replied "Hopefully they'll be fairly slow numbers, because at my advanced stage I don't want anything too fast!" The complete interview with Nick can be found here. More Details here from Brain Damage or here from Floydstuff.
• 17.10.2002: Roger appeared at the Whip Craic concert at London's Royal Albert Hall. He played WYWH, FF and CN. Nearly the whole ITF-tour band (2002 lineup except Norbert) was on stage. Before the set a 5 minute overture from Ca Ira was performed by the London Symphonic Orchestra. Simon and Phil (who provided these news) have pictures.
• 10.10.2002: Roger opened the set of the Music To My Ears concerts in Boston and New York. Setlist in Boston was: CN (together with Don Henley), WYWH and Flickering Flame. In New York he started with WYWH, followed by FF and CN (together with Don Henley). Later he joined in at both shows with the other musicians for the two encores (This Train/Every Day People). Simon and Phil have pictures from the NY concert at MSG.
• 30.09.2002: In addition to the two "Music To My Ears" shows Roger Waters is confirmed to play at the Royal Albert Hall in London on 16th October. He will be part of a charity show in in Aid of the Countryside Alliance. The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra will give the premier performance of the Overture from Roger Waters' opera, Ca Ira. In addition, Roger and his band will play 2 songs with the RPO. Visit www.intheflesh2002.com to read a statement by Roger in which he explains why he is taking part in this disputed charity show.
• 13.09.2002: Roger Waters made a small appearance at Jeff Beck's concerts at London's Royal Festival Hall. Together with Jeff Beck and his band which included Jennifer Batten, Terry Bozzio and Tony Hymas, he performed "What God Wants" Parts 1 and 3. He was also accompanied by Andy Fairweather-Low, Katie Kissoon, P.P. Arnold and Carol Kenyon. The performance was tight and well received by the audience, however, Roger obviously had trouble remembering the words, as he read the lyrics to What God Wants Part 3 from sheet of paper! He also performed the same songs on the second of Jeff Beck's three shows at The Royal Festival Hall (this time with the lyric-sheet fixed on the floor). Roger's ITF-Band (except Norbert Stachel) attended the gig on the 13th in the audience, including India Waters.
  Roger Waters is expected to perform two more shows this year in the US. Roger Waters will also be part of the two "Music to my Ears"- charity shows to benefit the family of late Billboard editor in chief Timothy White in the USA this October. The shows will take place at the Fleet Center in Boston (7th October) and the Madison Square Garden (8th October) in New York. The Boston lineup also features Billy Joel, Sheryl Crow, Don Henley, John Mellencamp, Sting, and James Taylor; those artists, minus Taylor and Joel, will also play in New York along with Jimmy Buffett and Brian Wilson.
• 27.06.2002: A small reunion has happened: NICK MASON played drums on STCFTHOTS Roger's Wembley show yesterday!
• 24.05.2002: After enjoying a couple of Roger's shows here in Germany I've added a section with changes in the show compared to the ITF DVD and the shows in 1999.
• 04.05.2002: The European leg of the tour has started. Simon reports that Linda Lewis has been replaced by Carol Kenyon, who shared recently the stage with a certain David Gilmour in London and Paris and appeared on Pink Floyd's Division Bell album.
• 29.04.2002: Flickering Flame has been released in Germany today. It says on the cover "Will NOT play on PC/MAC" (in english). On the slipcase is a sticker, repeating it in German. So they really try to keep it limited. ;-) In fact there are 13 tracks on the CD(-ROM). The 13th track is a hidden data track, confusing most CD-ROM drives. It has been written as a 2nd session, normal CD-players can't see.... The protection itself is ridiculous. Of course it's very easy to bypass the protection... ;-)
• 15.04.2002: ITF DVD has finally been released in Germany... What a sound. Best concert-DVD I've heard so far...
• 07.03.2002: The concert in Chile was attended by 65.000 fans... what a little intimate tour....;-)
• 27.02.2002: Reports from the first concert of the tour (Capetown) reveal a surprising change in the setlist.Each Small Candle was dropped from the setlist and the new song Flickering Flame was played instead.
• 17.10.2001: Roger announces world tour on German press conference. He thinks "The other Pink Floyd members are too old to go on tour" ;-)

Links

• The official Roger Waters web site run by Sony
• Pulse & Spirit, an up to date site about Roger Waters and Pink Floyd in german
• REG - The international Roger Waters fan club
• A Fleeting Glimpse, Colin Turner's site with lot's of pictures and videos from Roger's tours
• Studiopark Jonathan Park's company, that build Roger's stage.
• Ian Ritchies blog page, dealing with Roger's 2006/2007 tour.

Show-Changes from 2006 European-leg of the tour and onwards

• The lights are now done by Marc Brickmann. Brickman did the lightning for the Wall shows and the following Pink Floyd tours. Before this US tour he did the lights for a certain Mr. David Gilmour on his 2006 tour. The lights on the European leg of the tour have been regarded as boring by many fans.
• There are now a lot of Vari-Lights above the stage. As on Gilmour's tour you can see now 3 columns with Vari-Lights on each side of the band in the height of the band members
• The projection screen in the back has been replaced by a large LED-Screen
• Mr. Screen is gone. :-( Obviously due to the new LED screen Mr. screen had to stay away with his Vari-Lights which have been used only to a very small extend at the European leg of the tour.
• There's a flying pig again. Rogers sprays messages on the pig before the show. During Sheep the pig is pulled by two roadies, dressed als slaugthers, throug the hall. At outdoor shows the pig is usually let of in the sky at the end of the song.
• During STCFTHOTS (soap)bubbles come from stage.
• There a several new images and animations in the back during the first set. The cartoons during Leaving Beirut remain unchanged
• The Setlist remains unchanged.
• from the Hollywood Bowl Shows on theres a flying prism above the stage, lit with a clear white beam from the left side and the rainbow colour laser-beams from the right side, we knwo from the DSOTM cover.
• the huge LED screen is now used to show close-ups of the band members on certain songs.
• the show aktually starts with the house-lights still beeing on. If you enter the venue, the LED-screen shows an old radio. Ca. ten minutes before the band enteres the stage, this picture turns into a litlle movie. Someone is is switching channels on the radio, smoking, drinking and pills are taken. During the show this radio turns out to be in the hotel room of a rock star (we know that story...). It is used as a link between certain songs (WYWH, HAC etc).

Tour 2008

11.05.2008  LANDGRAF (NL)

13.05.2008  ODENSEE Fionia Park (DK)

World Tour 2007

25.01.2007 SYDNEY Acer Arena

26.01.2007 SYDNEY Acer Arena

29.01.2007 AUCKLAND North Harbour Stadium

01.02.2007 MELBOURNE Rod Laver Arena

02.02.2007 MELBOURNE Rod Laver Arena
05.02.2007 BRISBANE Entertainment Centre
07.02.2007 ADELAIDE Entertainment Centre
09.02.2007 PERTH Equity Stadium 

11.02.2007 SHANGHAI Great Stage China

15.02.2007 HONG KONG Exhibition Centre China

18.02.2007 MUMBAI MMRDA Grounds - Indien
21.02.2007 DUBAI Autodrome - Arabische Emirate

02.03.2007 MONTERRAY Estadio Tecnologico - Mexiko
04.03.2007 GUADALAJARA VFG Arena - Mexiko
06.03.2007 MEXIKO CITY Foro Sol

09.03.2007 BOGOTA Parque Simon Bolivar - Kolumbien 
12.03.2007 LIMA Espacio Las Americas - Peru
14.03.2007 SANTIAGO Estadio Nacional - Chile
17.03.2007 BUENOS AIRES River Plate Stadium

22.03.2007 SAO PAULO Morumbi Stadium

24.03.2007 RIO DE JANEIRO Maracanã Stadium

11.04.2007 ZÜRICH Hallenstadion

13.04.2007 PRAG Sazka Arena

14.04.2007 BUDAPEST Sportarena

16.04.2007 KÖLN Kölnarena
18.04.2007 LEIPZIG Arena
19.04.2007 HAMBURG Color-Line Arena

21.04.2007 BARCELONA St. Jordi

23.04.2007 MAILAND Datchforum

25.04.2007 ANTWERPEN Sportpalais

27.04.2007 STOCKHOLM The Globen

29.04.2007 BERGEN Vestlandshallen

01.05.2007 AUGUSTENBURG Schlosspark Dänemark

03.05.2007 PARIS Bercy

05.05.2007 ARNHEIM Gelredome

07.05.2007 MANCHESTER MEN Arena

08.05.2007 BIRMINGHAM NEC

11.05.2007 LONDON Earls Court

12.05.2007 LONDON Earls Court

14.05.2007 DUBLIN The Point

18.05.2007 WEST PALM BEACH Amphitheater
19.05.2007 TAMPA Ford Amphitheater
20.05.2007 ATLANTA Philips Arena
24.05.2007 NEW JERSEY Arena
30.05.2007 NEW YORK Madision Square Garden

01.06.2007 PHILADELPHIA Wachovia Center
02.06.2007 PHILADELPHIA Wachovia Center
04.06.2007 OTTAWA Scotiabank Place
06.06.2007 QUEBEC Colisee Arena
07.06.2007 MONTREAL Bell Centre
09.06.2007 CHICAGO United Center
13.06.2007 HOLLYWOOD Hollywood Bowl
15.06.2007 IRVINE Amphitheatre
16.06.2007 LAS VEGAS MGM Grand
19.06.2007 OAKLAND Oracle Arena
21.06.2007 VANCOUVER GM Place
23.06.2007 CALGERY Saddledome
24.06.2007 EDMONTON Rexall Place
27.06.2007 WINNIPEG MTS Centre
29.06.2007 OMAHA The Qwest Center
30.06.2007 SAINT PAUL Xcel Center

02.07.2007 MILWAUKEE Marcus Amphitheater

07.07.2007 NEW JERSEY Giants Stadium Live Earth
09.07.2007 BOSTON Fleet Center
10.07.2007 HARTFORD Dodge Amphitheater
13.07.2007 DARIEN LAKE Center
14.07.2007 TORONTO The Concert Hall

Thanx for the info to Werner Haider and Col Turner

European summer tour 2006

02.06.2006 Lissabon 
04.06.2006 Verona Arena
05.06.2006 Verona Arena
08.06.2006 Berlin Wuhlheide
10.06.2006 Arrow Rock
12.06.2006 Reykjavik
14.06.2006 Oslo
16.06.2006 Rom
18.06.2006 Athen
20.06.2006 Istanbul
22.06.2006 Tel Aviv
24.06.2006 Moskau
26.06.2006 Stavanger
29.06.2006 Cork
01.07.2006 London
02.07.2006 Roskilde
08.07.2006 Kiev Olmpia Stadion
10.07.2006 Valetta City Square
12.07.2006 Lucca
14.07.2006 Magny-Cours
16.07.2006 Locarno

US Fall Tour

06.09.2006 Holmdel PNC 
08.09.2006 Boston Tweeter Center 
12.09.2006 New York MSG 
13.09.2006 New York MSG 
15.09.2006 Wantagh Jones Beach 
16.09.2006 Philadelphia Camden 
18.09.2006 Detroit The Palace 
20.09.2006 Toronto Air Canada 
21.09.2006 Montreal Bell Centre 
23.09.2006 Bristow Nissan Pavillion
24.09.2006 Pittsburgh Post Gazette Pavilion 
27.09.2006 Cleveland Gund Arena
29.09.2006 Chicago First Midwest Bank Amp.  
30.09.2006 Indianapolis Verizon Wireless 
03.10.2006 Phoenix Cricket Pavilion 
05.10.2006 Los Angeles Hollywood Bowl 
06.10.2006 Los Angeles Hollywood Bowl 
08.10.2006 Las Vegas Theater Under the Stars 
10.10.2006 San Francisco Shoreline  
12.10.2006 Seattle Key Arena

Setlists 2006/2007

FIRST HALF:

1. In The Flösh
2. Mother
3. Shine On
4. Have A Cigar
5. Wish You Were Here
6. Set The Controls
7. The Gunners Dream
8. Southampton Dock
9. Fletcher Memorial Home
10. Perfect Sense
11. Leaving Beirut
12. Sheep
    
    SECOND HALF:
    
13. Dark Side of the Moon.
    
    ENCORE
    
14. Happiest Days Of Our Lives
15. Another Brick
16. Vera Lynn
17. Bring the Boys back Home
18. Comfortably Numb.

Setlists 2002

1. In The Flesh
2. The Happiest Days Of Our Lives
3. Another Brick In The Wall, Part 2
4. Mother
5. Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert
6. Southampton Dock
7. Pigs On The Wing, Part 1
8. Dogs
9. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
10. Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Parts 1-5
11. Welcome To The Machine
12. Wish You Were Here
13. Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Parts 6-9

    20 min break

14. Breathe
15. Time
16. Money
17. 5:06 AM - Every Stranger's Eyes
18. Perfect Sense, Part 1
19. Perfect Sense, Part 2
20. The Bravery Of Being Out Of Range
21. It's A Miracle
22. Amused To Death
23. Brain Damage
24. Eclipse

    Encore

25. Comfortably Numb
26. Flickering Flame or Each Small Candle

Changes in the show since 2000

• General: The Pani-projectors have been replaced by video-projectors in 2002. It's now possible to show moving images (not only sliding images).
• General: A lot of the slow sliding projections remain (like during DOGS or Time).
• General: There are no TV-sets on stage anymore showing Kubrick movies during the show.
• General: Every single movement on stage (including the breathing frequency of the backing vocalists) has been choreographed. Roger does the same steps and gestures every evening at the same time and place.
• General: The sofa for the girls has been replaced by chairs, the design of the living-room lamps has changed.
• Setlist: The Thin Ice, ABITW Pt.1, What God Wants and the Powers That Be were only in 1999 part of the setlist. STCFTHOTS, TBOBOOR and ESC were added for the 2000 tour. In 2002 Flickering Flame replaced ESC as last encore for most of the shows. SOYCS is now played in two parts (1-5 and 6-9).
• Musicians: Jon Carin is replaced by Harry Waters (Roger's son) for the current tour. Doyle Bramhall II has been replaced by Chester Kamen. His wife Susannah Melvoin was replaced by Linda Lewis for the first leg of the 2002 world-tour and Carol Kenyon for the 2nd leg in Europe.
• ITF: The firework, used in the outdoor stadium shows, isn't used in the European indoor shows.
• ITF: The huge marching hammers from the Wall movie are projected on the big screen as an animated movie. Looks very impressive.
• POTW: A fantastic movie of the pig, flying over Battersea Power station, shot from a helicopter is shown.
• WTTM: The old circular concert-movie is shown entirely.
• STCFTHOTS: Snowy doesn't use his Gold Top anymore. He now plays a black Fender, which results in different sound effects. He can't switch between different pick-ups anymore. B/W picture-projections of the band fooling around on a beach in the late 60s are followed by a short film (in colour), of the band, walking through a field with a scarecrow. Roger is falling in the corn-field with a bottle of champagne in his hand...
• Money: The classic circular Money-movie is shown, projected on a record player, playing a spinning DSOTM record. The movie has nude ladies, power-boots, race-horses, lots of coins and a starting Concord
• TBOBOOR: The TV-sets are now showing well-known TV-snippets from CNN's gulf war times: laser guided bombs (really great for righting wrongs) hitting their targets, Tornados at low-level flights, B52s dropping napalm-bombs etc. At the end you can see George Bush on the TV-screens. He remains there for a couple of seconds as the rest of the picture fades out and the song is over...
• Perfect Sense Pt. 2: There's an animated BIG explosion in the screen after the oil-rig has been attacked.
• ATD: Someone (Norbert) is forced to run over the stage with a flashlight. Roger must have seen Bono doing this on the last U2 tour...
• ATD: The monkey is really watching TV. There are scenes from 2001 (?) and TV-selling shows.
• ATD: You can see Alf Razzell talking about Bill Hubbard. The interview with him is projected on a picture of the memorial to the missing at Aras.
• Comfortably Numb: Major lightning effect at the line ...just a little pin-prick. Chester hits a note and the living-room lamp behind him turns on!!!

Roger Waters - In The Flesh

Musicians

• Roger Waters - guitar, vocals, bass
• Andy Fairweather Low - guitar
• Snowy White - guitar
• Chester Kamen - guitar (replaced Doyle Bramhall, played together with David Gilmour and Jon Carin in Brian Ferry's band at Live Aid)
• Harry Waters - keyboards (replaced Jon Carin)
• Andy Wallace - keyboards
• Graham Broad - drums
• Norbert Stachel - saxophone
• Katie Kissoon - vocals
• PP Arnold - vocals
• Carol Kenyon - vocals (replaced Linda Lewis)
• Linda Lewis - vocals (replaced Susannah Melvoin)

Tour dates

FEBRUARY

MARCH

April

MAY

JUNE