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Roger Waters Still Headed to Germany Despite Concert Ban: “We’re Coming Anyway”

by Tina Benitez-Eves April 17, 2023, 8:13 am

Roger Waters is still heading to Frankfurt, Germany on his This is Not A Drill Tour , despite local authorities attempt to ban his concert on May 28.

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The City of Frankfurt previously cancelled Waters’ upcoming show at the Festhalle concert hall and  cited Waters  as “one of the world’s most well-known antisemites” as the reason for the cancellation. Waters called the accusations “unjustifiable” and began fighting the cancellation with his lawyers.

“Not that it matters much,” said Waters in a statement about his intent to still go to Frankfurt. “We’re coming anyway, because human rights matter. Because free speech matters.”

In support of Waters, Pink Floyd ’s Nick Mason, Eric Clapton, Peter Gabriel , Brian Eno, Rage Against the Machine’s Tom Morello , and actress Susan Sarandon, among nearly 35,000 others have signed a change.org petition to have the decision to cancel his concert overruled.

The city council referenced Waters’ previous antisemitic behavior and activity, including his boycott of Israel and his comparisons of Israel to apartheid South Africa. They also cited his self-declared ties with the Islamist militant group Hamas and his use of a pig-shaped balloon showing the Star of David on previous tours. In a  recent interview,  Waters stood by his comparison of Israel to Nazi Germany and accused Israel of committing genocide. 

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The historical significance of the Festhalle concert hall also played a role in the decision by the city council since the venue was once used for the internment of 3,000 Jewish men who were arrested during Kristallnacht in 1938. On November 9 and 10, 1938, which became known as Kristallnacht (The Night of Broken Glass), Nazis destroyed Jewish-owned businesses, homes, and synagogues.

In his statement, Waters also referenced the Nazi attacks on Jews at Kristallnacht. “We remember Kristallnacht. Like Sophie Scholl, our fathers stood with those 3,000 Jewish men, and today we stand with the Palestinians,” wrote Waters. “We’re coming to Frankfurt on the 28th of May.”

The cancellation comes several months after Polly Samson, wife of Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour, also called Waters “antisemitic”  and a “Putin apologist.” Soon after, Gilmour retweeted her post and stated “Every word demonstrably true.”

Waters’ Frankfurt show is part of the European leg of his This Is Not a Drill Tour. He is still scheduled to play five shows in Germany, including dates in Munich, Cologne, and Hamburg, in addition to two nights in Berlin.

Earlier in 2023, Waters also revealed that he re-recorded  Pink Floyd ‘s classic 1973 album  The Dark Side of the Moon  without his remaining band members. In 2022, Waters also released a more somber version of Pink Floyd’s iconic  The Wall  track “ Comfortably Numb .”

During the pandemic, Waters began revisiting and remixing a number of Pink Floyd classics, along with some of his solo songs and continued recording a number of other tracks, including his new version of “ Comfortably Numb 2022 ,” which he worked on during the U.S. leg of his  This Is Not A Drill  Tour.

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Roger Waters (born September 6, 1944) is a world-renowned, seminal British musician who rose to recognition as the conceptual leader of the progressive rock outfit Pink Floyd, hailing from Great Bookham, Surrey, England.

Born in Great Bookham, Surrey, Roger Waters’ father was a conscientious objector for the early part of WW2, however later changed this stance and was killed in action at Aprilia when Roger was five months old. Following his fathers death, Roger moved with his mother to Cambridge, which is where he met future band mates Syd Barrett and David Gilmour. Upon subsequently enrolling at Regent Street Polytechnic, Waters met Pink Floyd founding members Nick Mason and Richard Wright. The three members went on to play music together for the first time in the autumn of 1963, dubbing themselves Stigma 6 and occasionally the Meggadeaths.

By 1966 the moniker Pink Floyd had been settled on with a lineup consisting of Roger Waters, Syd Barrett, Nick Mason, and Richard Wright. Together Pink Floyd would prove to be one of the most influential, open-minded and ultimately successful rock bands of all time. In 1968 Barrett left the group and was replaced by David Gilmour, as a result Waters took the band’s conceptual reigns and began honing the distinctive Punk Floyd sound. This included the second best-selling record of all time “The Dark Side of the Moon” (1973), “Wish You Were Here” (1975), “Animals” (1977), “The Wall” (1979), and “The Final Cut” (1983), culminating in over 250 million copies sold worldwide.

Waters departed Pink Floyd in 1985 and following a legal dispute regarding the rights to the name and material, the musician began crafting solo material. The esteemed singer-songwriter’s debut solo album, “The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking”, arrived in 1984, featuring Eric Clapton and David Sanborn. Following the release and disappointing supporting tour, Waters scored the soundtrack to the animated film “When the Wind Blows” in 1986, after which he released his second full-length album “Radio K.A.O.S.”. Issued in 1987, the record is a concept album based on a Welsh mute who can physically tune his mind into radio waves, and earned more popular reviews than its predecessor.

In November 1989, the world’s most polarising symbol, the Berlin Wall, fell. In 1990 Waters staged arguably the largest and most impressive rock concert in history, The Wall Live. Playing to in excess of 200,000 people, alongside fellow musicians Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison, Cyndi Lauper, and the Scorpions, a double live album “The Wall - Live in Berlin” was subsequently released to platinum sales. After a move to Columbia Records, Waters released his third studio album, “Amused to Death”, in 1992. Drawing greater comparisons to his Pink Floyd output, the record was his best-received to date, spawning the single “What God Wants, Pt. 1”.

In 1999 the extolled musician began touring again after a seven-year hiatus, playing a combination of solo and Pink Floyd material. The tour proved a huge success, constantly expanding to play larger venues and more dates, including a final show at 2002’s Glastonbury Festival. Following a reunion with Mason, Wright, and Gilmour in 2005 for Live 8 in London’s Hyde Park, Waters released the operatic album “Ça Ira”, based on the French Revolution. In 2010 Waters’ The Wall Live tour began, which by 2013 became the highest-grossing tour by a solo artist of all time.

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Roger Waters: Us + Them

This was one of the most spectacular concert experiences of my life, and I have seen hundreds of shows. I was blown away a few years ago by Roger's The Wall tour and really did not know what to expect from Us + Them.

When I saw the tour was kicking off close to my home I immediately got online to buy a ticket, took the day off from work, and drove to Kansas City to see the opening show of the tour. It was unbelievable and exceeded my expectations. I thought it would just be a singular concert limited to Roger's new album, "Is This the Life We Really Want?", which would have been just fine with me, but it was so much more. If you loved or even just liked The Wall tour you will be equally impressed by Us + Them. I do not make that comparison lightly. The Wall is the gold standard of rock shows in my opinion.

There was so much going on as far as music, videos, and props it is hard to believe that any one person could possibly take it all in. The images were so vivid and carefully constructed it was almost impossible to keep from being overwhelmed by the impact on the audience.

As with much of Pink Floyd music there was a multitude of political statements, mostly critical of Trump and the shameful things going on in the United States today.

The music was a mixture of Roger's solo and Pink Floyd tunes, borrowing heavily from Darkside of the Moon, The Wall, and Animals. You don't have to be a Pink Floyd fan or a Roger Waters fan to love this show. It comes easily if you go by nothing more than spectacle. If you are a Pink Floyd fan you will look at the music in a whole new way. If that's even possible over all these years.

I highly recommend this show to anyone who loves rock 'n' roll, statement theatre, and high production values. The use of stadium sized HD video screens, and the pig and moon drones, followed by the laser pyramid at the end..., you have no idea what you are in for.

The Sprint Center was filled to near capacity with absolutely thrilled fans. There was no barring of video or photography, and there is no way that any one person could take all of the imagery in.

I think if you review setlist.com and look at YouTube videos of the show it will make you want to see the show more and not feel like you've already seen it. Video and photographs do not do justice to everything that was going on nor do they capture the scope and scale.

While watching, I thought of all my friends and family who would enjoy the show, and wish they could've been there with me to experience the sheer joy of this production.

I must also point out how genuinely appreciative and blown away Roger was by the positive response from the audience during his stage interactions. He was clearly pleased with his creation and it's effect on everyone present. As usual he delivers his message in a spot-on manner and clearly connects with what people are feeling in the age of Trump. It is impossible to comment on all the messages and imagery employed during Roger's commentary. Suffice to say that Roger is a master wordsmith and musician and proves it again with Us + Them. He is truly a treasure to be savored. I cannot wait to see him again. His polish, professionalism, and production values blow 99% of other rock acts completely out of the water. What an experience! I highly recommend this show.

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I saw the man, (the "legend"!), on his 2010 "The Wall" tour, at the Staples Center here in Los Angeles. I also went to see the "Pros and Cons.." & "Radio Kaos" tours, years back. I expected a lot from "Roger Waters' - The Wall", I have to admit; for I'd read & heard reviews, & knew that Roger was quite proud of the show. I've listened to the original "The Wall" album maybe a thousand or more times since it came out in 1980,(no exaggeration, either), for I truly do love the album. I know it word for word, & note for note. What I got to witness at this concert, though, even exceeded my expectations! It was far and away the best rock concert I've ever experienced 'in my life' - & I say this, after going to maybe 70 major rock concerts over the last 40 years. The sound was amazing, the visuals were mind-boggling, & Roger still sings and plays so incredibly well. Outside of his music, I see Mr. Waters (the man) as a pretty awesome person, too. A creative genius, a true humanitarian who 'cares' about others, & I very much relate to his political views. Just,.. if there is any 'one person' that I consider a "hero" of mine, I suppose it would have to be Roger Waters. In concert, there just is no better, (well, except for maybe Led Zeppelin)LoL; so, in a word, "GO!" (You won't be sorry.)

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Roger Waters is an English musician, singer, songwriter and composer best known as the bassist and vocalist with Pink Floyd. However, as a solo artist, he still puts on great concerts. Waters has had a solo career for about thirty years and has come to recent prominence with his anti-war sentiment. During the United States invasion of Iraq led to two new tracks on the Internet: "To Kill the Child", inspired by the 2003 invasion of Iraq, and "Leaving Beirut", an anti-war song inspired by his travels in the Middle East.

Waters puts on a good show that is pretty simple in nature. The focus is on him on the stage as he generally is in skinny tattered jeans and a grungy t-shirt with just him, his guitar, and a microphone. He is still an amazing performer and fills the room with his powerful voice and lyrics. I've seen him play a stadium and he still managed to wow the whole place and it was impossible to stay seated. I wasn't the only one - everyone was standing up and singing along. The epic guitar riffs backed up by drums, keys and a light show and set that was just as epic, making it one scorcher of a concert.

You would be hard pressed to find another show that captures an amazing sound, displays some of the most cutting-edge theatrics, and packs a more powerful message all in one show.

If you are a fan of Pink Floyd, DO NOT MISS THIS SHOW!!! If you are a casual fan, I suspect you would still enjoy this show immensely, though anyone who is an actual fan of the band/Roger knows he wears his political views on his sleeves. If you are completely oblivious to this you are either not a huge fan, or just don't care about politics anyway. It would be like me going to see Ted Nugent and expecting him to say something I wouldn't find repellent- that would be on me.

So, to summarize, if you love the work of Pink Floyd & specifically much of what Roger wrote, plus you are either left-leaning politically (or couldn't be bothered), them go. Otherwise, stay home so actual fans don't have to hear inane chit-chat behind us while trying to enjoy the show.

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The music was excellent.

Every Pink Floyd song was spot on.

The sound system sounded great even in the cheap seats. The show was nearly, if not completely sold out and I saw no empty seats. The crowd was well behaved while security was thorough they were not obnoxious.

The only negative was the overbearing Anti-Trump rhetoric with a continuous "F" Trump message splashed across the big screen during many songs. The obligatory flying pig even had Anti-Trump slogans! It was sad that musical performances and artist feel they need to push a political agenda! I felt the whole time this was displayed that if identical slurs had been made against our previous President, the media would have a melt down! CNN, ABC, CBS, MSNBC would have been proud!

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WOW! That is all one can truly say about this performance! The theatrics were incredible, the band was top-notch, and Waters himself, hasn't lost a thing, and obviously was deeply moved-by, and appreciative-of his fans. I was pleased to see a sold-out arena for the evening, composed of all age-groups and backgrounds. Personally, my favorite portion, or aspect, of the experience was the political critiques being cast through the imagery and music, with a nice-touch of synchronized youth from the Philadelphia area during 'Another Brick Part 2'. Very dark and thought provoking, as Floyd has been for me through my life. Please return next year! I can-not wait to see The Wall! Thank you for your work to assist in raising awareness! RESIST.

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The show was spectacular a real treat for the ears and eyes, I have seen Pink Floyd live (1980, The Wall) David Gilmour live (2016, Royal Albert Hall) and now Roger Waters. All were superb.

What was amazing was the near 10 minute standing ovation near the end of the show - even Roger was somewhat taken aback.

A big age range was in the audience I saw one woman must be near 80 right down to kids around the 10 year old mark.

Sitting beside me was a girl around the 20 mark, who clearly knew all the lyrics and had never seen any Pink Floyd stuff done live before - she was in tears for about half the show, she enjoyed it that much.

Excellent show, pass it on to Roger and his superb band.

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Most recent time I have seen Roger Waters was in Birmingham as part of the Us & Them tour. I expected something spectacular and it certainly was visually amazing, and musically excellent with some very good musicians and singers aswell. There was quite a lot of politics, most of which was very relevant, and the audience was very supportive.

If you are expecting more from Roger Waters than merely going through Pink Floyd songs then I definitely recommend seeing him. This show was excellent and definitely not boring - in fact on the 3 occasions I have seen him he has held my interest throughout.

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Absolutely stunning! Roger once again managed to completely blow my mind. It was not the show I was expecting but in fact it surpassed my expectations - just the right balance of Floyd with his new material although I would have welcomed a track or two from his first three albums.

I discovered new meaning in all of the Floyd material which is a true testament to the magnitude of their greatness. Was wonderful hearing Roger call out Trump, Putin, et al but also hold the audience accountable - he owned us in the best way possible.

Worth every penny!

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All I can say is AWESOME!!! Just what I expected! I can't get one of the new songs he played out of my head and I dreamed about it that night. VERY powerful! David Kilminster played all the Pink Floyd stuff spot on!!! The singers Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig helped make it an amazing show as well but all the people on stage did! Out show was in Vancouver and he got local kids up and singing for "Another Brick in the Wall" which also was spot on. Loved and agreed with all his comments to the audience.

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Roger Waters Sets Rescheduled Tour Dates, Teases His ‘First Farewell Tour’

By Kory Grow

Roger Waters will embark on what he’s cheekily teasing as his “first farewell tour,” officially dubbed This Is Not a Drill, next summer. He was supposed to launch the trek last year, but pandemic lockdowns sidelined his plans. The new run of dates will kick off in Pittsburgh on July 6th, 2022.

Tickets are on sale now via RogerWaters.com . Those who held onto tickets for the 2020 dates will get an email with further information about the new dates. Those tickets will be valid for the new dates.

“This Is Not A Drill is a groundbreaking new rock & roll/cinematic extravaganza, performed in the round,” Waters wrote in a statement. “It is a stunning indictment of the corporate dystopia in which we all struggle to survive, and a call to action to love, protect, and share our precious and precarious planet home. The show includes a dozen great songs from Pink Floyd ‘s Golden Era alongside several new ones — words and music, same writer, same heart, same soul, same man. Could be his last hurrah. Wow! My first farewell tour! Don’t miss it. Love, R.”

When Waters announced the tour last year , he promised an all-new production, following his Us + Them and the Wall tours, that would be presented in the round.

When he was originally planning it, he had timed it to run up to the 2020 election. “[The new tour] will be even more political than Us + Them was — political and humane,” Waters told Rolling Stone in 2019. “We were listening to songs and looking at setlists today. We were talking about, what should we call it? I shouldn’t be giving this away, but I don’t give a shit because it will probably all change, but imagine the iconic helicopter that normally comes before ‘Happiest Days’ and ‘Brick 2’ — that noise that we all know and love — and imagine a megaphone, somebody abused this device before, I know — but, ‘This is not a drill.’ I thought that could be a good title for the show: This Is Not a Drill. The ruling class is killing us.”

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July 6 – Pittsburgh, PA @ PPG Paints Arena July 8 – Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena July 9 – Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena July 12 – Boston, MA @ TD Garden July 15 – Montreal, QC @ Bell Centre July 17 – Quebec, QC @ Videotron Centre July 20 – Albany, NY @ Times Union Center July 23 – Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena July 26 – Chicago, IL @ United Center July 28 – Milwaukee, WI @ Fiserv Forum July 30 – Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center August 2 – Cincinnati, OH @ Heritage Bank Center August 5 – Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center August 6 – Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center August 16 – Washington, D.C. @ Capital One Arena August 18 – Raleigh, NC @ PNC Arena August 20 – Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena August 23 – Miami, FL @ AmericanAirlines Arena August 25 – Orlando, FL @ Amway Center August 27 – Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena August 30 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden August 31 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden September 3 – Kansas City, MO @ T-Mobile Center September 6 – Denver, CO @ Ball Arena September 8 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Vivint  Arena September 10 – Portland, OR @ Moda Center September 13 – Edmonton, AB @ Rogers Place September 15 – Vancouver, BC @ Rogers Arena September 17 – Tacoma, WA @ Tacoma Dome September 20 – Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center September 23 – San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center September 24 – San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center September 27 – Los Angeles, CA @ Staples Center September 28 – Los Angeles, CA @ Staples Center October 1 – Las Vegas, NV @ T-Mobile Arena October 8 – Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center

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Live In The Round: Roger Waters This Is Not A Drill 2022 Nordamerika-Tour

von Werner · Veröffentlicht 8. April 2021 · Aktualisiert 10. April 2021

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Nach einer Vielzahl von Bands und Musiker, die ihre Tourneen von 2021 auf 2022 verschoben, folgte jetzt Roger Waters ihrem Beispiel und gab die neuen Termine seiner This Is Not A Drill Nordamerika-Tour bekannt.

ROGER WATERS: This Is Not A Drill is a groundbreaking new rock & roll/cinematic extravaganza, performed in the round. It is a stunning indictment of the corporate dystopia in which we all struggle to survive, and a call to action to love, protect, and share our precious and precarious planet home. The show includes a dozen great songs from Pink Floyd’s Golden Era alongside several new ones — words and music, same writer, same heart, same soul, same man. Could be his last hurrah. Wow! My first farewell tour! Don’t miss it. Love, R.

Die Tour umfasst 36 Shows, sechs davon auf kanadischen Boden. Die Shows in Mexiko City der 2020er Tour sind noch offen.

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Super! New York first night! Das passt! I‘ll be there! Und ich sah mich schon innerlich mein Ticket für den Madison Square Garden verkaufen, weil es im Herbst 2021 nicht gepasst hätte….

Michael F.

Das bedeutet: Europa frühestens 2023. Da wird Waters 80.

GeckoFloyd

Wie immer, topaktuell! Habe heute auch die Nachricht von den Zettelmeistern bekommen, ich habe nun einen Monat Zeit mein Geld zurückzufordern, doch eine innere Stimme sagt mir voller Hoffnung nächstes Jahr wird alles besser und ich sehe mich Ende August mit einem Hot Dog in der Hand zum Pennsylvania Plaza Nummer 4 schreiten, cross your fingers 😉

Abschieds- und Comebacktourneen sind ja sehr beliebt geworden. Wenn Waters nun auf diesen Zug aufspringt, könnten uns noch viele Jahre Konzerte mit ihm bevorstehen. Er weißt ja drauf hin, das es seine erste sei. (Da fällt mir ein: Ne Abschiedstournee von Pink Floyd steht noch aus… so ne kleine Überraschung würde mir gefallen. So aus dem Nichts heraus – wie damals bei The Police)

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Mein New York Ticket werde ich wohl auch behalten. Washington gebe ich vermutlich zurück und suche nach einer anderen Stadt, die zeitlich näher am New York Termin liegt. Hauptsache Roger bleibt gesund und fit und kann seine Abschiedstour 2022 durchführen und genießen.

…da sollten wir uns doch im Big Apple auf ein Hopfenkaltschalengetränk treffen, Marcus! Mit oder ohne heissen Hund 😉 Oh bytheway, schönes Wochenende allen Floydianern da draussen an dein Heim- und Mobilbildschirm-Endgeräten 😉

Hi Oliver! Das wird leider nix mit uns in New York. Schade! Der Sohn meiner Stellvertretung hat gerade in dem Zeitraum Kindergarten-Ferien und Familien mit Kindern haben berechtigterweise Urlaubsvorrang. Ich habe nun meine Karten zurück gegeben und weiche auf Ende September aus mit 1x San Francisco und 2x Los Angeles.

Schade, grüsse mir SF und LA, da würde ich auch gern nochmal hin, 1994 konnte ich in Oakland PINK FLOYD völlig ohne das vorher geplant zu haben sehen, damals machte ich mit Frau in SF Urlaub und habe mich dann einfach von SF über die Bridge zum Konzert verabschiedet, unvergesslich, denn deshalb hatte ich einen heftigen Ehekrach, but hey, die Frau ist weg und die Erinnerung bleibt 😉 Cheers.

@ChrisHB and other Ihr wisst schon wie alt Waters ist oder? Man kann froh sein wenn die Tour überhaupt noch stattfindet würde ich mal so sagen.

Da hast du natürlich recht! Allerdings hätte ich den Einwand auch schon vor 10 oder 15 Jahren gelten lassen ;-).

Das ist richtig, Waters wird im September nächsten Jahres 79. Dann ein Jahr später noch auf eine Europa-Tour zu hoffen, ist optimistisch. Von daher freue ich mich sehr, dass ich ihn nächstes Jahr noch mal in New York sehen kann. Ich habe übrigens noch ein weiteres Ticket für New York MSG am 30.08.2022 übrig. Falls jemand Interesse hat, kann ja Werner vielleicht den Kontakt herstellen. Die Kulanzzeit zur Ticketrückgabe bei Ticketmaster geht bis 8. Mai.

Moin Michael! Hätte ggf. Interesse! Wo genau wirst Du/wir dann sitzen? Gerne PM über Werner hier…

Nunja, stimmt schon, Roger ist nicht mehr der jüngste, aber letzten Endes hängt es weniger von seinem genauen Alter und der entsprechenden Zahl ab, sondern wie fit er eben ist. Manche sind mit 80 noch fitter als andere mit 60/70. Und sonderlich fordernd sind seine Konzerte ja zumindest physisch nicht.

Find es ja generell interessant wie viele Musiker es in dem Alter gibt die immer noch weiter machen. Einige wollen/können einfach nicht aufhören, da es eben seit Jahrzehnten fundamentaler Bestandteil ihres Lebens ist. Ich denke bei vielen ist es auch gerade das was sie im Alter noch fit und munter hält.

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Roger Waters Kicks Off 2022 Tour: Set List, Photos and Videos

Roger Waters began the first night of his 2022 This Is Not a Drill tour with a cheerful message projected onto the screens above the stage: “If you don’t agree with Roger’s politics, you might do well to fuck off to the bar right now.”

For the most part, the crowd at the PPG Glass Arena in Pittsburgh Wednesday night laughed, roared and whooped their tacit acknowledgment of the Pink Floyd co-founder’s advice.

While decidedly political, Waters’ first tour in five years is more than just a strident pulpit for his progressive (some prefer the word “radical”) views. Yes, This Is Not a Drill takes to task everyone from the past six U.S. presidents to rich oligarchies to foreign fascists. However, it also acts as a signal boost for both compassionate altruism and revealing aspects of Waters’ mythology.

You can see photos, the full set list and fan-shot videos of the show below.

Waters and his band performed in the middle of the PPG floor, surrounded by catwalks, stage extensions and an elongated hi-tech screen system above the musicians. The screen was used repeatedly for excellent dramatic (and political) effect, displaying short films, disturbing animation and archival footage of his first band. The proceedings began with a widescreen panorama of a skyline of dilapidated, semi-destroyed skyscrapers, best described as somewhere between such dystopian sci-fi classics as Blade Runner and I Am Legend . It was the perfect visual for Waters’ opening salvo, a lugubrious droning arrangement of Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb” performed by him and backing vocalists Shanay Johnson and Amanda Belair channeling some version of a celestial choir.

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Watch Roger Waters Perform 'Comfortably Numb'

And that was only the beginning of an arresting evening filled with dynamic playing, personal history, political invective and one new, as-yet-unrecorded Waters composition. He accompanied himself on piano during “The Bar,” describing the song not as the place where naysayers who didn’t like his beliefs could go, but rather as a place where people with shared beliefs “can be better people for all our fellow human beings.”

That poignancy gave way to Pink Floyd’s cynical “Have a Cigar,” one of the best songs to ever smack down music industry egos. Then Waters (via typed narrative text on the screen) discussed the roots of his friendship with tragic genius and Floyd co-founder Syd Barrett . That then led to him describing a breakdown that led to the creation of the song “Wish You Were Here” and excerpts from the Barrett paean “Shine On You Crazy Diamond.” These personal moments would give way to the footage of Reuters journalists being killed via drone strikes, material that was leaked to the internet by Chelsea Manning and Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. Waters was running both sonic and psychic roller coasters to his listeners in the hopes of consciousness- and/or hell-raising before breaking for a 20-minute intermission.

For the second set, Waters and his band tempered their headline-news warnings with fan favorites and more unlikely twists and turns. Donning a full-length leather duster and aviator sunglasses (and flanked by a faux security detail), Waters delivered a scathing take on Pink Floyd’s “In the Flesh,” ramming home the rock-star-as-fascist-despot role with great aplomb. A spirited version of “Run Like Hell” followed, with that crucial line (“ They’re gonna send you back to mother in a cardboard box, you better run! ”) still capable of turning your blood to Freon, decades after its release. Waters continued his activist awareness with passionate performances of “Deja Vu” and the pointed “Is This the Life We Really Want?”

Watch Roger Waters Perform 'Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2 + Part 3'

But fans who came to This Is Not a Drill with a great sense of the apolitical were still rewarded. The band delivered stellar versions of all the tracks on Side Two of both 1973's The Dark Side of the Moon and 1975's Wish You Were Here . Some people would think Waters would be eye-rolling his way through these fan-service gestures, playing songs older than everyone currently in the SoundScan Top 100. But Waters did not need to deny his past or come off cloying.

He commandeered guitarist Jonathan Wilson to sing the classic “Money” so he could put his bass on and get in the trenches with the rest of his backing band. Contemporary versions of “Us And Them,” the wondrously psychedelic instrumental “Any Colour You Like” and the FM-playlist staples “Brain Damage” and “Eclipse” were delivered with enough contemporary energy and wondrous musicianship that it didn’t come off like a cover band phoning it in quickly for free drinks and middle-aged divorcees at the bar, post-show.

Watch Roger Waters Perform 'The Bar'

After wrapping up the concert with “Two Suns in the Sunset” (Waters’ ode to the Doomsday Clock from Pink Floyd’s The Final Cut LP) and a reprise of “The Bar” segueing into “Outside the Wall,” Waters and band said farewell and played themselves offstage as a video crew followed them into their dressing room, projecting the exit onscreen in real time. Waters showed gratitude to both his touring crew’s professionalism and wherewithal in building the elaborate in-the-round set and to his audience for their continued dedication.

But it’s those fans who understand without question Waters’ passion and dedication to his craft. At 78, Roger Waters can stay at his home in the Hamptons with his wife and collect mechanical royalties from a career that’s been both lucrative and alluring for well over half a century. With the U.S. looking irredeemably polarized, Waters is either ambitious or audacious in his desire to wake the populace in the best way he sees fit. He doesn’t need to be traversing our highways spreading a message. After all, it's right there in the name of the tour.

Watch Roger Waters Perform 'Wish You Were Here'

Watch Roger Waters Perform 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX)'

Roger Waters, 7/6/22, PPG Paints Arena, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1. "Comfortably Numb" 2. "The Happiest Days of Our Lives" 3. "Another Brick in the Wall Part 2" 4. "Another Brick in the Wall Part 3" 5. "The Powers That Be" 6. "The Bravery of Being Out of Range" 7. "The Bar" 8. "Have a Cigar" 9. "Wish You Were Here" 10. "Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX)" 11. "Sheep" 12. "In the Flesh" 13. "Run Like Hell" 14. "Déjà Vu" 15. "Is This the Life We Really Want?" 16. "Money" 17. "Us & Them" 18. "Any Colour You Like" 19. "Brain Damage" 20. "Eclipse" 21. "Two Suns in the Sunset" 22. "The Bar (Reprise)" 23. "Outside the Wall"

Roger Waters in Pittsburgh, July 6, 2022

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Roger Waters has added 2022 North American tour dates, billed as This Is Not A Drill . This week, three dates have been added in August and October in Ohio, Arizona, and Texas.

Details regarding the show's production are minimal, but we do know these performances will be "live in the round." The shows are scheduled to begin in July and extend into October at large-scale arenas in North America and Mexico.

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For the new shows, the general public on-sale begins as early as March 25. Presales for VIP packages and fan club members begin March 23. Ticketmaster and local venues / radio presales will follow. Tickets for the previously announced dates are now on sale. Keep in mind, each date is different and details are subject to change. Click through the individual concert links for more information about the show you're interested in.

For the health and safety of all, please make sure to get fully vaccinated and follow your local guidance about health and safety precautions. The newer variants are more contagious than previous strains of COVID, and booster shots are now recommended for everyone who has been vaccinated for over five months.

We recommend following Roger Waters on social media, in addition to checking your local venue's email newsletter and social media, to get the most up-to-date information.

For more, check out the Roger Waters Zumic artist page .

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Roger Waters on opening night of his 2022 tour (Photo: Kate Izor; used with permission)

After a 4-year hiatus from the road, Roger Waters finally opened his 2022 tour, “This Is Not a Drill,” on Thursday night (July 6), at the PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, Penn. The Pink Floyd singer-songwriter-bass guitarist will play 43 shows, in the round for the first time, across the U.S., Canada and Mexico, in a tour delayed two full years due to the ongoing pandemic.

The show’s 23 songs including ones from Pink Floyd’s vast catalog as well as many from Waters’ solo career, including  the spellbinding opening number, “Comfortably Numb,” plus “Us and Them,” “Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2),” “Brain Damage” / “Eclipse” and “Wish You Were Here.” Waters also previewed a new song, “The Bar.”

“I wasn’t completely idle during lockdown,” he told the audience. “I wrote a couple of new songs.”

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“Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome,” said Waters , “to every man and woman in this arena.” He then described a new song, “The Bar,” before premiering it.

Waters is on lead vocals, guitars, bass and piano and is joined on stage by Jonathan Wilson on guitars and vocals; Dave Kilminster on guitars and vocals; Jon Carin on keyboards, guitar and vocals; Gus Seyffert on bass and vocals; Robert Walter on keyboards; Joey Waronker on drums; Shanay Johnson on vocals; Amanda Belair on vocals and Seamus Blake on saxophone.

Towards the end of the first set, Waters and his band performed “Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX).”

Watch two favorites from The Dark Side of the Moon

Roger Waters, PPG Paints Arena, Pittsburgh, PA, July 6, 2022, Setlist Set 1 Comfortably Numb The Happiest Days of Our Lives Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2 Another Brick in the Wall, Part 3

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Roger Waters on opening night of his 2022 tour (Photo: Brian Lima; used with permission)

The Powers That Be The Bravery of Being Out of Range The Bar Have a Cigar Wish You Were Here Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX) Sheep

Set 2 In the Flesh Run Like Hell Déjà Vu Is This the Life We Really Want? Money Us and Them Any Colour You Like Brain Damage Eclipse Two Suns in the Sunset The Bar (Reprise) Outside the Wall

Tickets to see Waters’ tour are available here  and here .

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Roger Waters threatens legal action over German concert cancellations

Waters was accused of being ‘a widely known antisemite’ in Frankfurt council instruction to cancel concert, with other German cities also proposing cancellations

Roger Waters has said he will take legal action against city authorities in Germany over the threatened cancellation of concerts there, after the former Pink Floyd frontman was accused of antisemitism, which he denies.

In February, magistrates in Frankfurt instructed the venue for Waters’ 28 May concert in the city to cancel it, arguing that Waters was “one of the most widely known antisemites” in the world.

Waters has long been an opponent of Israel over its activity in Palestine, describing it as an “apartheid state” that is guilty of “ethnic cleansing”, and supports a cultural boycott of the country. He has long denied antisemitism and claimed that his enmity is with Israel rather than Judaism, and has accused Israel of “abusing the term antisemitism to intimidate people, like me, into silence”.

Frankfurt’s council also highlighted Waters’ historical use of a Star of David emblazoned on a pig prop as part of his stage show. In 2013, Rogers was accused of antisemitism for using the image, but he countered that the pig, which he said represented “evil, and more specifically the evil of errant government”, also featured “the crucifix, the crescent and star, the hammer and sickle, the Shell Oil logo and the McDonald’s sign, a dollar sign and a Mercedes sign … The Star of David represents Israel and its policies and is legitimately subject to any and all forms of non violent protest. To peacefully protest against Israel’s racist domestic and foreign policies is not antisemitic.”

A coalition of parties in Munich’s city council also filed a motion for Waters’ concert at the city’s Olympiahalle on 21 May to be cancelled. A similar motion was tabled in Cologne in February, with management of the concert venue Lanxess Arena claiming “there is currently no legal basis for an extraordinary termination” of Waters’ concert there.

Waters has now instructed the Höcker law firm to resist any concert cancellations. Speaking to the Guardian, the firm’s partner Ralf Höcker explained that they would file interim injunctions against the councils if venues or promoters are instructed to cancel the concerts.

“The city of Munich is wasting taxpayer money on something that cannot be successful,” Höcker said. “The legal situation is really clear and they’re still going forward with this, and that’s unacceptable.” Regarding the injunctions, he said “we’re very optimistic we’ll be successful” if they were filed.

A joint statement from Höcker and Waters’ UK manager reads: “These actions are unconstitutional, without justification, and based upon the false accusation that Roger Waters is antisemitic, which he is not … Mr Waters believes that if this blatant attempt to silence him is left unchallenged it could have serious, far-reaching consequences for artists and activists all over the world.” Tickets are currently still on sale for all of his German tour dates.

The Festhalle venue in Frankfurt, which would host the Waters concert, has a painful history: during the Kristallnacht pogrom in 1938, it was used to house Jewish men from the area who had been rounded up, before being deported to concentration camps. A plaque was installed in 1991 to commemorate the events there.

As well as continuing his This Is Not a Drill world tour, Waters is preparing the release of a re-recorded version of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon , made solo without the involvement of his long-estranged bandmates.

Divisions intensified recently when band lyricist Polly Samson accused Waters of being “antisemitic to your rotten core. Also a Putin apologist and a lying, thieving, hypocritical, tax-avoiding, lip-synching, misogynistic, sick-with-envy, megalomaniac” – allegations Waters denied.

Waters has been criticised more widely for his characterisation of the conflict in Ukraine, after calling it a “proxy war” that was “not unprovoked”, and claiming that Nazis were “in control of the [Ukraine] government”.

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Roger Waters Reveals Rescheduled Dates For ‘This Is Not a Drill’ Tour

AEG Presents/Concerts West has announced the new dates for Roger Waters' This Is Not a Drill tour for the summer of 2022.

By Taylor Mims

Taylor Mims

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AEG Presents/Concerts West has announced the new dates for Roger Waters ‘ This Is Not a Drill tour for the summer of 2022. The tour was originally scheduled to kick off in July of 2020, but was waylaid by the global pandemic.

Waters will now launch the 36-date trek on July 6, 2022, in Pittsburgh at PPG Paints Arena. The show will tour throughout North America, hitting major markets such as Toronto, Chicago, Atlanta, Nashville, Denver and Los Angeles. Dates are currently scheduled to close out on Oct. 8, 2022, at American Airlines Center in Dallas.

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“This Is Not a Drill is a groundbreaking new rock and roll/cinematic extravaganza, performed in the round, it is a stunning indictment of the corporate dystopia in which we all struggle to survive, and a call to action to LOVE, PROTECT and SHARE our precious and precarious planet home,” said Waters in a release. “The show includes a dozen great songs from PINK FLOYD’S GOLDEN ERA alongside several new ones, words and music, same writer, same heart, same soul, same man. Could be his last hurrah. Wow! My first farewell tour! Don’t miss it. Love R.”

Ticketholders for the previously announced 2020 tour dates will receive an email with further information. Tickets purchased in 2020 will be valid for 2022 shows. Fans unable to attend the new dates are encouraged to reach out to the point of purchase.

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🚨 THIS IS NOT A DRILL 🚨 RESCHEDULED SUMMER 2022 NORTH AMERICAN TOUR ALL DATES AND TICKETS AT https://t.co/URAmJzb53c READ MORE: https://t.co/cOd7VibyE6 pic.twitter.com/EoPPial4AO — Roger Waters (@rogerwaters) April 8, 2021

Check out a full list of dates below.

Roger Waters: This Is Not A Drill – 2022 North American Tour Dates

7/6/22 — Pittsburgh, PA @ PPG Paints Arena 7/8/22 — Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena 7/9/22 — Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena 7/12/22 — Boston, MA @ TD Garden 7/15/22 — Montreal, QC @ Bell Centre 7/17/22 — Quebec, QC @ Videotron Centre 7/20/22 — Albany, NY @ Times Union Center 7/23/22 — Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena 7/26/22 — Chicago, IL @ United Center 7/28/22 — Milwaukee, WI @ Fiserv Forum 7/30/22 — Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center 8/2/22 — Cincinnati, OH @ Heritage Bank Center 8/5/22 — Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center 8/6/22 — Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center 8/16/22 — Washington, D.C. @ Capital One Arena 8/18/22 — Raleigh, NC @ PNC Arena 8/20/22 — Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena 8/23/22 — Miami, FL @ AmericanAirlines Arena 8/25/22 — Orlando, FL @ Amway Center 8/27/22 — Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena 8/30/22 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden 8/31/22 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden 9/3/22 — Kansas City, MO @ T-Mobile Center 9/6/22 — Denver, CO @ Ball Arena 9/8/22 — Salt Lake City, UT @ Vivint Arena 9/10/22 — Portland, OR @ Moda Center 9/13/22 — Edmonton, AB @ Rogers Place 9/15/22 — Vancouver, BC @ Rogers Arena 9/17/22 — Tacoma, WA @ Tacoma Dome 9/20/22 — Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center 9/23/22 — San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center 9/24/22 — San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center 9/27/22 — Los Angeles, CA @ Staples Center 9/28/22 — Los Angeles, CA @ Staples Center 10/1/22 — Las Vegas, NV @ T-Mobile Arena 10/8/22 — Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center

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'We need more education': Roger Waters’ tour exposes Germany's struggles with antisemitism

Roger Waters performs at the United Center in Chicago, 26 July 2022

The Pink Floyd co-founder is threatening to sue Germany over cancelled tour dates while the country continues to grapple with how to fight antisemitism.

Roger Waters, the legendary Pink Floyd member, has caused quite a stir in Germany.

The rockstar is set to perform on the German leg of his 2023 tour, but the cities of Frankfurt, Hamburg and Cologne have been trying to cancel his shows due to accusations of anti-Semitic rhetoric. Waters denies he is antisemitic and has threatened the cities with legal action if they halt his performances.

Waters is a prominent member of the global pro-Palestinian Boycott, Divestment and Sanction movement, or BDS, which aims to force Israel to withdraw from occupied territories and increase protections for Palestinians by isolating it from the global community on the economic, cultural and diplomatic level.

His views have led to the cancellation of his concerts and speaking engagements across Europe and the United States.

However, the situation in Germany is different. Munich, the former capital of the Nazi movement, has particular sensitivity towards the BDS movement that Waters supports, which calls for the boycott of Israel.

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On 22 March, Munich Mayor Dieter Reiter announced that the city had failed to mount a strong legal case for the concert to be cancelled and confirmed the concert on 21 May would take place.

Reiter said: "We do not currently see any legally secure possibility ... to reverse the decision already made."

"I do not want to have him here, but now we're going to have to endure it," he continued, emphasising that the venue is close to the site of the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre of Israeli athletes by Palestinians.

Felix Klein, Germany's commissioner for the fight against antisemitism, explains there is a specific context that needs to be considered when the BDS movement and Waters are active in Germany.

“In Germany we are particularly vigilant because the BDS movement that Roger Waters supports calls for the boycott of Israel – and this reminds us, of course, of the boycott of Jews propagated by the Nazis," Klein told Euronews.

'Awful but lawful'

Klein’s office was established in 2018 in response to an increase in anti-Semitic incidents and rhetoric in the country. A year later, a far-right shooter attempted to break into a synagogue in the city of Halle during Yom Kippur, marking the most significant recent attack to be clearly motivated by antisemitism.

Despite acknowledgments both in the country and in Europe that antisemitism was on the rise, Klein explains that it remains painfully difficult to define and, subsequently, prosecute.

“Antisemitism per se is not illegal and is generally protected by freedom of speech. The border where you cross over into illegal hateful speech that violates the dignity and rights of a community has not been clearly defined in Germany,” said Klein.

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While denying or distorting the Holocaust is clearly punishable by law in Germany, antisemitism is not a precisely defined crime.

“So while many members of the Jewish community in Germany and my office and other artists criticise Roger Waters and the statements of the BDS, it is hard to legally ban their activities. The authority that wishes to do so would have to prove that their activities constitute a breach of the peace,” said Klein.

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A lack of clarity on this issue is not limited to the artistic scene. Klein explains that his office has found that judges and prosecutors often fail to recognise anti-Semitic crime in the country, including the specific role that was played by the legal system and the judiciary during the Nazi period.

“We have discovered that the fight against antisemitism is often not successful because the police or judges do not discern it,” he explained.

The fact that his office now exists, and that 15 out of 16 German federal states also have antisemitism commissioners is a step in the right direction. They organised trainings for the judiciary and the police on these issues, hoping to have positive influence on prevention.

Klein’s statements would surprise many, especially in Europe, for whom Germany’s tough stance on the culture of remembrance – known widely by its German term, Erringerungskultur – has often been cited as a rare example of a European nation forcing itself to admit and process its past crimes.

“Well, unfortunately, antisemitism didn’t stop in Germany after 1945,” remarks Klein. “It was assumed that the country would be immune after the extreme experience we had. It was thought that once the Nazis were gone antisemitism would be gone too, but this obviously was not true.”

Dog-whistle for racists or freedom of speech?

For researchers of radicalism online and in the public sphere, anti-Semitic rhetoric is tightly woven into far-right narratives that claim to promote anti-elite or anti-authoritarian themes.

“Antisemitism has somewhat of a glue factor, in that it unites and mobilises different scenes from both the far right spectrum but also among more mainstream milieus,” explained Una Titz, a researcher at the Amadeo Antonio Stiftung, a leading German NGO covering extremist activity and beliefs.

“Unlike some of the stuff you can find online, German antisemitism is more coded or cyphered, and use dog-whistles to soften the blow or make it appear less extreme,” Titz told Euronews.

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Perhaps the most prominent source of anti-Semitic rhetoric witnessed in Germany in the past couple of years has been the tendency of far-right deniers of the coronavirus pandemic to compare lockdowns and restrictive measures to the plight of the Jewish community during the Holocaust.

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Many wore armbands with the Star of David during protests in central Berlin that took place throughout 2020 and 2021. Alternatively, there are German far-right influencers who claim that coronavirus was invented by the Jewish community and that it represents the culmination of attempts by “secret Jewish groups” to subvert Germany and other white European nations.

“Things that were somewhat unspeakable in the past have become much more acceptable and prevalent in the public sphere, such as denying the Holocaust, despite it being a state offence in Germany,” said Titz.

On top of that, in some circles there seems to be a level of fatigue with Germany’s constant association with the brutal Nazi regime that caused the deaths of millions across Europe, including 8 million European Jews.

Titz highlighted that some, and not just the far-right, balk at Germany’s perceived need to constantly apologise for Nazi crimes.

“Many people in Germany have a defensive stance whenever they are confronted with their antisemitic behaviour, they say we did our bit, and they ask ‘When will we overcome this, when will we stop being called Nazis?’”

BDS and progressive values

Waters and his supporters, who include fellow musicians such as Brian Eno and Eric Clapton, claim that the BDS movement is the last resort for a peaceful, two-state solution between Israel and Palestine.

The argument goes that if Israel is isolated economically, as well as on the level of cultural and political cooperation, then it will have to sit down with the Palestinian authorities and iron out a deal.

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“Someone like Roger Waters possibly lacks ambiguity tolerance and perceives the world as either black or white. He compares the treatment of the Palestinians by the Israelis as being akin to the Holocaust, which perpetuates harm in its own way,” said Titz.

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Even fellow dissident progressives such as Noam Chomsky and Norman Finkelstein, frequent critics of Israel’s military campaigns, are wary of the total ban on any kind of cooperation with Israel.

Waters has tried to stop other artists, such as Nick Cave, from performing in Israel.

Titz warns that his attempts to position himself as the only true freedom of speech activist makes him alluring for the most dangerous corners of the internet, where both the far-right and the far-left see him as an inspiration for hateful rhetoric, or even hateful acts.

“So all of a sudden Roger Waters has become this larger-than-life symbol for freedom of speech and against cancel culture. Both the far right and the far left use him to rally around him as the latest victim in the ongoing culture war,” she concluded.

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The highly-anticipated trek kicks off on July 6 in Pittsburgh

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Rock icon Roger Waters has announced a 2022 North American tour. Rescheduled from 2020, the highly-anticipated This Is Not A Drill trek kicks off on July 6 at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh and wraps up on October 15 and October 15 with back-to-back performances at Palacio de los Desportes in Mexico City, MX. Tickets are on sale now HERE .

The full tour itinerary can be found below.

All tickets from the original 2020 shows will be honored at the new dates.

The tour is being billed as Waters’ “first farewell tour,” which is undoubtedly bittersweet for fans. On the tour, Waters will be performing “a dozen great songs from Pink Floyd ‘s golden era.” Check out the tour preview video below.

Roger Waters released his fourth solo album Is This the Life We Really Want? back in 2017 via Columbia Records. For this outing, Waters worked with famed producer Nigel Godrich (Radiohead, Beck, Paul McCartney). The record peaked at No. 3 on the UK Albums Chart and the Billboard Top Rock Albums Chart. It also landed at No. 11 on the Billboard 200.

7/6 – Pittsburgh, PA @ PPG Paints Arena 7/8 – Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena 7/9 – Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena 7/12 – Boston, MA @ TD Garden 7/15 – Montreal, QC @ Bell Centre 7/17 – Quebec, QC @ Videotron Centre 7/20 – Albany, NY @ Times Union Center 7/23 – Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena 7/26 – Chicago, IL @ United Center 7/28 – Milwaukee, WI @ Fiserv Forum 7/30 – Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center 8/2 – Cincinnati, OH @ Heritage Bank Center 8/5 – Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center 8/6 – Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center 8/10 – Columbus, OH @ Nationwide Arena 8/13 – Elmont, NY @ UBS Arena 8/16 – Washington, DC @ Capital One Arena 8/18 – Raleigh, NC @ PNC Arena 8/20 – Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena 8/23 – Miami, FL @ AmericanAirlines Arena 8/25 – Orlando, FL @ Amway Center 8/27 – Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena 8/30 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden 8/31 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden 9/3 – Kansas City, MO @ T-Mobile Center 9/6 – Denver, CO @ Ball Arena 9/8 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Vivint Arena 9/10 – Portland, OR @ Moda Center 9/13 – Edmonton, AB @ Rogers Place 9/15 – Vancouver, BC @ Rogers Arena 9/17 – Tacoma, WA @ Tacoma Dome 9/20 – Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center 9/23 – San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center 9/24 – San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center 9/27 – Los Angeles, CA @ Staples Center 9/28 – Los Angeles, CA @ Staples Center 10/1 – Las Vegas, NV @ T-Mobile Arena 10/3 – Glendale, AZ @ Gila River Arena 10/6 – Austin, TX @ Moody Center 10/8 – Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center 10/11 – Monterrey, MX @ Arena Monterrey 10/14 – Mexico City, MX @ Palacio de los Desportes 10/15 – Mexico City, MX @ Palacio de los Desportes

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  • Comfortably Numb ( Pink Floyd  song) ( 2022 version ) Play Video
  • The Happiest Days of Our Lives ( Pink Floyd  song) Play Video
  • Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2 ( Pink Floyd  song) Play Video
  • Another Brick in the Wall, Part 3 ( Pink Floyd  song) Play Video
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  • Have a Cigar ( Pink Floyd  song) Play Video
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  • Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-VII, V) ( Pink Floyd  song) Play Video
  • Sheep ( Pink Floyd  song) Play Video
  • In the Flesh ( Pink Floyd  song) Play Video
  • Run Like Hell ( Pink Floyd  song) Play Video
  • Déjà vu Play Video
  • Déjà vu (Reprise) Play Video
  • Is This the Life We Really Want? Play Video
  • Money ( Pink Floyd  song) Play Video
  • Us and Them ( Pink Floyd  song) Play Video
  • Any Colour You Like ( Pink Floyd  song) Play Video
  • Brain Damage ( Pink Floyd  song) Play Video
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  • Eclipse by Pink Floyd
  • Have a Cigar by Pink Floyd
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  • Money by Pink Floyd
  • Outside the Wall by Pink Floyd
  • Run Like Hell by Pink Floyd
  • Sheep by Pink Floyd
  • Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-VII, V) by Pink Floyd
  • The Happiest Days of Our Lives by Pink Floyd
  • Two Suns in the Sunset by Pink Floyd
  • Us and Them by Pink Floyd
  • Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd
  • Broken Bones
  • Is This the Life We Really Want?
  • The Bar (Reprise)
  • The Bravery of Being Out of Range
  • The Powers That Be
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