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Waters 2006 tour - Israel added and new video interview

Written by Matt

Thursday, 02 March 2006

The schedule for Roger Waters' 2006 European tour continues to build, and we understand that just a handful of dates are still to be confirmed. We've heard from Roger's management today with yet another date confirmed - this time, Tel Aviv in Israel!

Hayarkon Park

Tickets for this show are now on sale, and are bound to sell quickly. From the emails we've had from Israelis, this is going to be the show of the year over there, so if you intend going, act quickly to get your tickets!

Full details of the show can be found on our Tel Aviv show page. And do let us know if you are attending this concert.

In other news, we had a call from the organiser of Roger's Magny-Cours show, telling us that the website that has been set up for the show - RogerWaters2006.com has been updated to include a couple of new videos for you to view on demand.

The first of these is an edited version of the press conference held on Monday in Paris, in higher quality than previous seen, and the second is a new interview with Roger.

This is an interesting chat with Waters, and includes his musing over a potential live inclusion. He reveals that he is rehearsing "Leaving Beirut" - but is concerned about how well it might come across.

The worry is that the audience's attention won't be held, as the majority of the song is a story being read to a quiet backing.

Both are available in Quicktime and Windows Media formats, and can be found in the "News" section on RogerWaters2006.com.