About the Concert

A TRIBUTE TO THE
GREATEST ROCK OPERA OF ALL TIME BY PINK FLOYD

with musicians and singers of the original
Pink Floyd and Roger Waters "The Wall" Tours, Berlin Pink Floyd and Echoes

LONDON - "Run like Hell" ... and get your tickets for this tribute to the most legendary concert in rock history:

Roger Waters' son Harry Waters and the musical director of Roger Waters' "The Wall", Graham Broad, present "The Wall in Concert" live on stage with original musicians from Roger Waters' "The Wall" tour.
"The Wall" is one of the most iconic rock albums of all time. In 1980 /81 Pink Floyd played the complete album on tour.  In Berlin, one of the most legendary concerts in rock history followed in 1990, when Roger Waters performed in the former Wall border area at Potsdamer Platz with world record-breaking attendance. And when Roger Waters toured with "The Wall" between 2010 and 2013, the tour brought him the highest earnings in music history for a solo artist up to that time.
In addition to the music from the cult album "The Wall", other Pink Floyd songs such as "Whish You Were Here" or "When The Tigers Broke Free" from the album "The Final Cut", which Roger Waters originally wrote for "The Wall", will be interpreted at the concert. It is about the death of his father in the Second World War. The other band members initially found this song too personal, and so it was only released on "The Final Cut", although its rightful place would have been on the album "The Wall".
The audience gets to enjoy the original songs from "The Wall" concerts, interpreted by some of the original musicians who were on stage with Pink Floyd or Roger Waters: Graham Broad, Harry Waters, Chester Kamen, Mark Lennon (subject to change).

Host at some exclusive shows will be Tony Palmer - the man who discovered Pink Floyd and worked with the greatest rock legends like The Beatles.

The concerts will be accompanied by an impressive light show and video projections - in a worthy celebration of the "greatest concert tour of all time".

Berlin Pink Floyd aims to break down walls and brings together artists from different backgrounds on stage - for "The Wall" it includes Palestinian and Israeli artists. Berlin Pink Floyd's producer once introduced band founder Roger Waters to Mikhail Gorbachev, the last president of the Soviet Union who was instrumental in the eventual fall of the Berlin Wall. The musical directors are Harry Waters and Graham Broad, who is not only one of the world's leading drummers but also the musical director of Roger Waters' original "The Wall" shows.

Organiser: Concertbüro Zahlmann