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Roger Waters’ The Wall North American Tour Itinerary
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September 15 – Toronto, Air Canada Centre
September 20 – Chicago, United Center
September 21 – Chicago, United Center
September 26 – Pittsburgh, Consol Energy Center
September 28 – Cleveland, Quicken Loans Arena
September 30 – Boston, TD Garden
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October 5 – New York, Madison Square Garden
October 8 – Buffalo, HSBC Arena
October 10 – Washington DC, Verizon Center
October 12 – Uniondale, Nassau Coliseum
October 15 – Hartford, XL Center
October 17 – Ottawa, ScotiaBank Place
October 19 – Montreal, Bell Centre
October 22 – Columbus, Schottenstein Center
October 24 – Detroit, Palace of Auburn Hills
October 26 – Omaha, Qwest Center
October 27 – St Paul, Xcel Energy Center
October 29 – St. Louis, Scottrade Center
October 30 – Kansas City, Sprint Center
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November 3 – New York, Izod Center
November 8 – Philadelphia, Wachovia Center
November 9 – Philadelphia, Wachovia Center
November 13 – Fort Lauderdale, Bank Atlantic Center
November 16 – Tampa, St. Pete Times Forum
November 18 – Atlanta, Philips Arena
November 20 – Houston, Toyota Center
November 21 – Dallas, American Airlines Center
November 23 – Denver, Pepsi Center
November 26 – Las Vegas, MGM Grand Garden Arena
November 27 – Phoenix, US Airways Center
November 29 – Los Angeles, The Forum
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December 6 – San Jose, HP Pavilion
December 10 – Vancouver, General Motors Place
December 11 – Tacoma, Tacoma Dome
December 13 – Anaheim, Honda Center
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complete tour information will be post here http://walltourtickets.com/
s rumored in recent months, Roger Waters is taking Pink Floyd’s “The Wall” on the road this fall for a 36-date North American tour starting Sept. 15 in Toronto and wrapping Dec. 13 in Anaheim.
Prior to this, the 1979 concept album has only been performed 31 times — by PInk Floyd in 1980-81 with limited engagements in Los Angeles, London, Uniondale, N.Y. and Dortmund, West Germany, and an all-star presentation by Waters in July of 1990 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Waters, who played “The Dark Side of the Moon” in its entirety during 2007-08, will reportedly take “The Wall” to Europe in 2011, but no dates have yet been announced.
The show will be a state-of-the art affair, featuring a 240-foot-wide and 35-foot-tall wall constructed and subsequently torn down during the concerts. Other props and special effects are expected to be part of the show as well.
Waters is re-launching his official web site at 2 p.m. today with ticket sale information.
Released in November of 1979, “The Wall” — which focuses on a disaffected young musician facing an existential personal crisis that reflected Waters’ state of mind at the time — spent 15 weeks atop the Billboard 200 chart and has been certified 23-times platinum and won a Grammy Award for Best Engineered Recording — Non-Classical.
The North American leg of Waters’ tour includes:
