Posted October 6, 2026 by Floydian Slip
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Posted October 5, 2026 by Floydian Slip
(Photo: Courtesy Clifton David Broadbridge)
Clifton David Broadbridge, a native of Belleville, Ontario, now living in Nashville, was named lead vocalist of “LEGACY — A Pink Floyd Show,” a Floyd tribute led by Harry Waters and officially sanctioned by his father, Floyd co-founder Roger Waters.
Broadbridge was selected from thousands of applicants who responded to an open audition call this spring. Three-thousand submissions were reviewed by Harry himself. According to The Intellegencer, Harry narrowed the field to 40 submissions and then eight before settling on Broadbridge.
Broadbridge, 48, has spent 20 years performing with Classic Albums Live, a project that performs live recreations of classic rock albums by artists such as Fleetwood Mac, Supertramp, Led Zeppelin, Madonna, as well as Floyd and others.
“It’s very surreal,” Broadbridge tells The Intellegencer. “The music is so important to so many people, and because Roger is presenting the show, and directing the show, and producing it, there is such a high bar to it.”
Broadbridge joins the band that also includes:
(Photo: A young Harry Waters and his father, Roger, during The Wall performances at Earl’s Court, London, 1980. Provided by Tellem Grody PR)
Harry spent more than 15 years performing alongside his father on major tours, including “The Dark Side of the Moon” and “The Wall,” as well as the 2016 Desert Trip concerts.
LEGACY shows will focus on the Pink Floyd era of 1971-1979, and include some solo material from the elder Waters. Harry and drummer Graham Broad shaped the set-list together, paying tribute to the best-loved music from Floyd’s golden era, and building what Harry describes as an intentional arc across the evening.
The American leg of the tour launches Feb. 15 in Columbus, GA, with dates through Sept. 25 in St. Louis, MO. European dates will be announced soon. The entire tour is expected to include more than 100 venues.
Tickets went on sale Oct. 2 at www.RogerWatersLegacy.com.
Posted October 5, 2026 by Floydian Slip
Posted September 29, 2026 by Floydian Slip
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Posted September 28, 2026 by Floydian Slip
Posted September 22, 2026 by Floydian Slip
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Posted September 19, 2026 by Floydian Slip
Sony will release a “San Tropez Orange Marble” edition of Pink Floyd‘s 1971 album “Meddle” for National Album Day on Oct. 17.
To coincide with the reissue, the band will post to its YouTube channel the final sequence from the 1973 surfing documentary “Crystal Voyager,” which uses “Echoes” from “Meddle” as its soundtrack.
Directed by David Elfick, the film was written and narrated by George Greenough, who had received a copy of “Meddle” from his mother. When we heard “Echoes” and realized its 23-minute length fit perfectly the sequence in the film, he travelled to London to request permission from the band.
Without a budget to pay for its use in the movie, he struck a deal with Floyd: He and Elfick could use the track in their film, as long as the band could project scenes from the film during Floyd’s live shows.
The band’s website points visitors to the official Record Store Day website for pre-orders.
(Note: National Album Day is Oct. 17; but the Record Store Day site lists the album’s release date as Nov. 13.)
Posted September 15, 2026 by Floydian Slip
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Posted September 14, 2026 by Floydian Slip
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