Just announced is a further addition to the 2023 Roger Waters This Is Not A Drill European tour (https://www.brain-damage.co.uk/2023-tour-zone/index.php), and it’s very good news for our friends in the north of England. Roger and his band will be performing their “in the round” show at the AO Arena (formerly known as the Manchester Arena, MEN, etc.) on June 10th, 2023 (https://www.brain-damage.co.uk/2023-tour-zone/june-10th-ao-arena-manchester-england.html), which as things stand will be the final show of the tour – although we suspect more will be added elsewhere after the existing run of dates which begins in March 2023, in Lisbon, Portugal. There is a Live Nation presale from 10am on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20th (details here (https://www.livenation.co.uk/show/1392367/roger-waters-this-is-not-a-drill/manchester/2023-06-10/en)), and for the regular sale of tickets, which starts on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21st at 10am (local time), CLICK HERE (https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/roger-waters-tickets/artist/736426). Using this direct link also helps toward the ongoing running costs of this site, and is appreciated! For the full list of shows announced so far, visit the 2023 Roger Waters This Is Not A Drill European tour page (https://www.brain-damage.co.uk/2023-tour-zone/index.php) for dates, venues and ticket details.
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Nick Mason’s Saucers guitarist Lee Harris chats with Tim Renwick
Many of you now will have seen the first two of Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets’ guitarist Lee Harris’s “Live At Lee’s” which he is sharing on his social media pages – these looked at how he approached a couple of the songs in the Saucers repertoire. For the third episode, he recorded something a little different – a chat with fellow guitarist Tim Renwick. Tim, of course, has had a long history with the Floyd (amongst others on his extensive CV which is a bit of a who’s who of top musicians) taking in things like Roger Waters’ 1984 tour, Pink Floyd from 1987 onwards (including the 2005 Live 8 appearance at London’s Hyde Park, and playing guitar on The Division Bell and Richard Wright’s Broken China. We’ve mentioned before on Brain Damage that Tim remains very active, with some lovely solo albums available from his website (https://www.timrenwick.com). Here’s the interview:
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Pink Floyd light up Battersea Power Station for Animals Remix release
As hinted at on the official Pink Floyd social media channels last week, this week London’s Battersea Power Station, which has been undergoing major renovation and rebuilding, was lit up to mark the release of the Floyd’s superb Animals 2018 Remix on LP, CD, DVD, Blu-ray and Super Audio CD (SACD) (https://www.brain-damage.co.uk/latest/now-announced-pink-floyds-animals-2018-remix-on-multiple-for.html). With a test run on Tuesday night working well, it was full steam ahead for last night as you will be able to see from the short video below. On the first night, there were a variety of different colour projections and chimney colours. If you fancy taking a look yourself, it is running again tonight (Thursday) between 8:30pm – 11pm. With the Battersea Power Station site a lot more open these days, there will be various vantage points you might want to take, but clearly there’s also a good view from across the River Thames as well.
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