Roger Waters Performs “The Wall” in Buffalo October 8
Roger Waters, front man of the classic rock band, Pink Floyd, is set to perform in Buffalo, NY on October 8, 2010 (Friday) as part of his “The Wall” 2010 tour. He will be performing in the HSBC Arena (End Stage) in Buffalo at exactly 7 PM. No front acts or guest performances were announced for this concert. Waters will pull off an all-nighter, one-man show singing all the tracks from Pink Floyd’s timeless and highly successful 1979 album, The Wall. The album has been performed live in its entirety for only 31 times, mostly during Floyd’s 1980 tour.
Tickets will go on sale on Monday, May 10, 2010 at 10 AM. AMEX cardholders can get themselves early bird or presale tickets only from May 3 10 AM until May 9 10 PM. iTunes, Live Nation, Radio, Venue and AOL are also offering presale tickets. Log on to Tickets.com for more details and even avail of VIP ticket packages. Ticket prices for the Buffalo show are from $235 to $1145.
The show in Buffalo is one of the stops in Roger Water’s 33-city “The Wall” 2010 tour, which will kick off in Toronto on September and will run throughout the fall until early winter. To view the full list of dates and venues for the said tour, log on to Roger Waters Tour.
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