Harry Waters Set To Lead ‘Roger Waters Presents Legacy – A Pink Floyd Show’ Tour 2027
The band led by Roger’s son Harry will perform songs from The Dark Side Of The Moon, The Wall and more.
By Nate Todd Sep 29, 2026 • 9:46 am PDT

Roger Waters Presents Legacy – A Pink Floyd Show, led by Roger’s son Harry Waters, announced 2027 North American Tour dates. The extensive trek kicks off in February and wraps in September.
Earlier this year, Harry Waters and Roger Waters put out an open audition for singers who could recreate his father’s lead vocal parts for the Legacy Tour. After listening to 3,000 audition submissions, Harry selected Nashville-based, Canadian vocalist Clifton David Broadbridge. Roger Waters was also involved in creating the visuals for the Legacy Tour featuring Pink Floyd's iconic imagery.
Harry Waters’ band is rounded out with a group of musicians well-versed in the Pink Floyd catalog to present material from the golden era of Pink Floyd, 1971 – 1979, including songs from the albums The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals and The Wall.
Joining Harry Waters (B3 organ, piano) and Clifton David Broadbridge are Graham Broad (drums), Edo Scordo (guitar), Antonello Pudva (guitar), Eva Avila (backing vocals), Genevieve Little (backing vocals), Dahniel Knight (bass guitar), Ryan Saranich (saxophone, percussion, guitar, keyboards) and Matt Riddle (keyboards).
The Legacy Tour kicks off on February 15, 2027 at RiverCenter for the Performing Arts in Columbus, Georgia and the currently announced dates end on September 25 at the Fox Theatre in St. Louis. More dates are expected.
Harry Waters and company will make additional stops in Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ontario, Ohio, Texas, Pennsylvania, Maine, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, California, Utah, Nevada and Colorado.
Tickets for the North American tour dates go on sale to the general public on Friday, October 2 at 10 a.m. local.
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