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Roger Waters Announces Movie & Live Album

Roger Waters, bassist, songwriter and former member of the rock band Pink Floyd performing on stage in Bologna, April 28, 2023, Italy, during his european tour. Photo Michele Nucci. Music Concert - Roger Waters - Farewell Tour, Bologna, Italy - 28 Apr 2023
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Renowned musician Roger Waters has announced the release of This is Not a Drill: Live From Prague The Movie, set to captivate audiences worldwide this summer. This cinematic offering allows both die-hard fans and new audiences to experience a concert film born from the creatively charged live performance at Prague's O2 Arena on May 25, 2023. Waters, a pivotal figure in Pink Floyd's ethereal success, brings an exhilarating rendition of his first-ever farewell tour, highlighting a profound critique of the modern world's corporate dystopia. His dedication to this thematic exploration resonates loudly, as the event is not just a concert but a contemplative journey into humanity's existential battles.

The This is Not a Drill tour, powerfully dubbed as an “assault on the senses”, integrates a blend of iconic Pink Floyd tracks along with Waters' solo hits. Classic songs like “Us & Them,” “Comfortably Numb,” and “Wish You Were Here” are performed alongside newer compositions such as “The Bar.” This new song stands as a significant testament to Waters’ ability to innovate while staying true to his philosophical roots. The production is meticulously crafted, using an 8K filming technique to deliver stunning visuals, paired with an enhanced audio mix that promises an immersive experience whether enjoyed in theaters or at home.

Fans eager to experience this groundbreaking film can catch its worldwide release beginning on July 23, 2025, with ticket sales opening from June 12. Trafalgar Releasing, in collaboration with Sony Music Vision, ensures that this concert film reaches a global audience, reiterating the universal appeal of Waters’ art. Complementary to the theatrical release, the music from the performance will be available in various formats. The global music release on August 1, 2025, includes options such as a 4 LP set, Blu-ray, 2 CD/DVD, and digital downloads, providing ample ways for fans to revisit the live experience.

Waters’ statement about the tour encompasses a sense of urgency and reflection, speaking to the heart of contemporary societal struggles. The show, underscored by Waters' distinct political commentary and philosophical musings, invites audiences not only to enjoy the music but to ponder the broader societal themes it encapsulates. His call to “love, protect, and share our precious planet” is echoed through the performance, marking it as both a musical and a moral gesture to his audience.

The production’s critical acclaim is bolstered by a talented ensemble of musicians, including Jonathan Wilson and Dave Kilminster, who accompany Waters in delivering this powerful live performance. Their collaboration brings a fresh yet familiar sound that bolsters Waters' repertoire, making each song resonate with authenticity and passion. As the production launches fans into a sensory and intellectual feast, it marks a significant milestone in Waters' illustrious career, further solidifying his legacy both as a pioneering musician and a poignant commentator on global issues.

For audiences all over the world, This is Not a Drill: Live From Prague The Movie is more than just a display of musical prowess—it is an invitation to reflect on the core issues of our times through the lens of one of music's most iconic figures. As tickets go on sale and the anticipation builds, Waters’ epic creation promises to deliver an unparalleled concert experience that merges music, film, and critical thought into a seamless union.

Roger Waters, ‘This Is Not a Drill – Live From Prague' Track Listing

1. Introduction
2. “Comfortably Numb”
3. “The Happiest Days of Our Lives”
4. “Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2”
5. “Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 3”
6. “The Powers That Be”
7. “The Bravery Of Being Out of Range”
8. “The Bar Part 1”
9. “Have a Cigar”
10. “Wish You Were Here”
11. “Shine On You Crazy Diamond”
12. “Sheep”
13. “In The Flesh”
14. “Run Like Hell”
15. “Déjà Vu”
16. “Is This the Life We Really Want?”
17. “Money”
18. “Us and Them”
19. “Any Colour You Like”
20. “Brain Damage”
21. “Eclipse”
22. “Two Suns in the Sunset”
23. “The Bar Part 2”
24. “Outside the Wall”

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