Roger Waters is putting his name on a new Pink Floyd show — but he will not be the one singing it. Roger Waters Presents LEGACY – A Pink Floyd Show Performed by the Harry Waters Band is billed as “The Father’s Legacy, the Son’s Band.” Harry Waters (keys and organ) and longtime Waters drummer Graham Broad plan to take Pink Floyd’s 1971–1979 catalog — The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall — plus a few Roger solo tracks on the road starting February 2027.

Tentative plan: about 20 weeks, in five-week blocks with breaks in between. Official city-by-city dates and onsale have not been posted as of late September 2026. That is the moment to watch harrywaters.com and Roger’s channels — not random Facebook “presale” posts.

What LEGACY actually is

This is not a Roger Waters solo tour and not a Pink Floyd reunion. It is a tribute built around people who already lived inside the catalog: Harry spent years in his father’s touring band; Broad was Roger’s drummer for decades. The missing piece at announcement time was a singer who can cover young Roger’s range — the low “Hello, is there anybody in there?” of Comfortably Numb and the scream of Don’t Leave Me Now. Auditions ran through April 30, 2026. Round-two updates have been promised on Harry’s site and Instagram (@harrywatersmusic).

Expected live focus:

• Time, Money, Us and Them, Wish You Were Here
• Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Have a Cigar, Welcome to the Machine
• Pigs / Dogs / Sheep era cuts
• Another Brick in the Wall, Comfortably Numb, Hey You, Run Like Hell
• Selected Roger solo numbers

That is the same golden-era lane Brit Floyd and the Australian Pink Floyd Show already work. LEGACY’s hook is the Waters family credit and Broad’s pocket, not a claim that it is Pink Floyd.

Official announcement and video: Roger Waters on X · project home: harrywaters.com · contemporaneous coverage: Consequence, NME, Rolling Stone.

North American Tour

Feb. 15 – Columbus, GA – RiverCenter for the Performing Arts
Feb. 17 – Clearwater, FL – The BayCare Sound
Feb. 19 – Fort Myers, FL – Caloosa Sound Amphitheater
Feb. 20 – St. Augustine, FL – The St. Augustine Amphitheatre
Feb. 21 – Fort Lauderdale, FL – Broward Center for the Performing Arts
Feb. 23 – Orlando, FL – Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
Feb. 25 – Atlanta, GA – Fox Theatre
Feb. 26 – Montgomery, AL – Montgomery Performing Arts Centre
Feb. 27 – Nashville, TN – The Truth
Feb. 28 – Huntsville, AL – Von Braun Center
March 2 – Green Bay, WI – The Weidner
March 3 – Minneapolis, MN – Orpheum Theatre
March 4 – Peoria, IL – Prairie Home Alliance Theater
March 6 – Chicago, IL – The Chicago Theatre
March 7 – Indianapolis, IN – Murat Theatre at Old National Centre
March 9 – Louisville, KY – The Louisville Palace Theatre
March 10 – Knoxville, TN – Knoxville Civic Auditorium
March 12 – Midland, MI – Midland Center for the Arts
March 13 – Windsor, ON – The Colosseum at Caesars Windsor
March 14 – Columbus, OH – Mershon Auditorium
March 18 – Grand Prairie, TX – Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie
March 19 – Midland, TX – Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center
March 20 – San Antonio, TX – The Tobin Center
March 21 – Houston, TX – The Hobby Center for Performing Arts
April 6 – Pittsburgh, PA – Benedum Center
April 7 – Scranton, PA – Scranton Cultural Center
April 9 – Portland, ME – Merrill Auditorium
April 10 – Mashantucket, CT – Premier Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino
April 11 – Medford, MA – Chevalier Theatre
April 13 – Buffalo, NY – UB Center for the Arts
April 14 – Albany, NY – Palace Theatre
April 16 – Newark, NJ – New Jersey Performing Arts Center
April 17 – Atlantic City, NJ – Ocean Casino Resort
April 18 – Lancaster, PA – American Music Theatre
April 20 – Charlotte, NC – Ovens Auditorium
April 21 – Tysons, VA – Capital One Hall
April 23 – Orillia, ON – Casino Rama Resort
April 24 – Ottawa, ON – Hard Rock Live Ottawa
April 26 – Baltimore, MD – The Paramount Baltimore
April 27 – Rochester, NY – Kodak Center
April 29 – Utica, NY – The Stanley Theatre
April 30 – Richmond, VA – Altria Theater
May 1 – Virginia Beach, VA – The Dome by Rutter Mills
May 2 – Wilmington, NC – CFCC’s Wilson Center
Aug. 31 – Vancouver, BC – Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Sept. 2 – Wenatchee, WA – Town Toyota Center
Sept. 4 Portland (Troutdale), OR – McMenamins Edgefield
Sept. 7 San Francisco, CA – Golden Gate Theatre
Sept. 11 – Los Angeles, CA – Greek Theatre
Sept. 12 – San Diego, CA – The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park
Sept. 15 – Salt Lake City, UT – Eccles Theater
Sept. 16 – Las Vegas, NV – Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort
Sept. 19 – Denver, CO – Buell Theatre
Sept. 21 – Cleveland, OH – Jacobs Pavilion
Sept. 24 – Sylvania, OH – Centennial Terrace
Sept. 25 – St. Louis, MO – The Fabulous Fox

When the map appears, check:

• Ticketmaster
• AXS
• Venue box offices first (often the only true face-value source)
• Then compare StubHub, SeatGeek, Capital City Tickets

Sign up for alerts on Harry’s site now so you are not last in a dynamic-pricing queue.

Band Lineup

● Harry Waters – B3 Organ, Piano & Vocals
● Graham Broad – Drums
● Clifton David Broadbridge – Lead Vocals
● Edo Scordo – Guitar & Vocals
● Antonello Pudva – Guitar
● Eva Avila – Backing Vocals
● Genevieve Little – Backing Vocals
● Dahniel Knight – Bass Guitar & Backing Vocals
● Ryan Saranich – Saxophone, Percussion, Extra Guitar & Keyboards
● Matt Riddle – Keyboards

Tickets & deals: how to buy without getting burned

When tickets do drop:

1. Official first. Use the promoter/venue link from harrywaters.com or Roger’s posts. Screenshot the URL.
2. Presale codes. Expect artist, venue, credit-card, and radio codes. They rarely last more than a morning on Floyd-adjacent shows.
3. All-in price. Ticketmaster and AXS now show fees before checkout in many markets. Compare that number to resale “deals.”
4. Resale only after official inventory is gone. Fan-to-fan on Ticketmaster (where enabled) usually beats third-party markups. Check transfer rules — many halls are mobile-only.
5. Avoid screenshot tickets and “Cash App presale” DMs. Classic Floyd-tribute scam pattern.

Price reality for this tier of tribute (comparable to Brit Floyd / Aussie Floyd halls):

• Rear orchestra / mid balcony: often the value seats
• Front pit / “VIP experience” packages: first to inflate on resale
• Dynamic pricing can double a $75 face in under an hour if the singer announcement lands well

Insurance (typically 5–10% extra) is optional. Read the cancellation language; tribute tours cancel less often than festival bills, but routing still slips.

Buying FAQ

Is this Roger Waters live?
No. He is presenting the show. Harry’s band performs it.

Will David Gilmour or Nick Mason appear?
Nothing announced. Do not buy on that rumor.

When do dates drop?
Watch harrywaters.com and @rogerwaters. February 2027 start is still the working target.

North America vs Europe first?
Not confirmed. 20 weeks in five-week blocks can support both continents with travel gaps.

Best marketplace if official is sold out?
Compare SeatGeek and Capital City Tickets after you know the official map and face values. Lowest listing is not always the cheapest after fees.

Bottom line

LEGACY is a 2027 Pink Floyd tribute with a real Waters-family credit and a drummer who already played this book for decades. The catalog is the draw. The dates are not out. Put harrywaters.com and the official socials on notification, ignore fake onsales, and wait for the routing before you spend.

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