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Roger Waters Presents LEGACY - A Pink Floyd Show at Centennial Terrace

Roger Waters Presents LEGACY - A Pink Floyd Show

A ten-piece band led by Harry Waters performs Pink Floyd songs from 1971–1979 in a live production created under Roger Waters’s direction.

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September 24, 2027 · 8 PM

Centennial Terrace, 5773 Centennial, Sylvania ·

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The ten-piece band performs music from The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall, with visuals inspired by Pink Floyd’s work.

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Organizer’s description

The father's legacy The sons band Roger Waters Presents LEGACY A Pink Floyd Show is an all new live production celebrating the defining music and visual world of Pink Floyds golden era from 1971-1979 Created under the direction of Roger Waters with a band led by his son Harry Waters a longtime touring musician pianist and composer LEGACY features a world class 10 piece band performing the ground breaking songs from The Dark Side of the Moon Wish You Were Here Animals and The Wall Harry who spent more than 15 years performing alongside his father serves as musical director and leads the band on B3 organ piano and vocals. Musically the production aims to recreate the original recordings as closely as possible, while the stage presentation shaped by Rogers team features a pictorial retrospective of imagery inspired by the original Pink Floyd work including visuals Roger created during his tenure as the bands creative force all presented on high definition LED video Centennial Terrace is a CLEAR BAG FACILITY For ALL events any non see through bag can only be 10 by 6 if larger bags must be clear National concerts are rain or shine events. Should an event be changed or postponed due to weather conditions announcements will be made on the website or social media. Smoking is NOT allowed in the reserved seating or around the General Admission areas. Guests may only smoke in designated areas around the Centennial Terrace.