Waters has made politics a central theme of his upcoming shows, a freedom he is now getting to exercise as he is “not constrained by the rock group that I was with then.” There is stuff going on here that is fundamentally important to all of our lives.” Waters asserted that his statements were not intended as a “a personal attack,” adding “with all due respect to the Weeknd or Drake or any of them, I am far, far, far more important than any of them will ever be, however many billions of streams they’ve got. Would it not have been possible to review his show one night and my show another night?” “I have no idea what or who the Weeknd is, because I don’t listen to much music,” Waters began. After the reporter said he wasn’t able to review Waters’ show because he was set to cover the Weeknd that same night, Waters offered a response. The conversation initially commenced with a question about Waters’ audiences on his “This Is Not a Drill” tour, which kicked off in the first week of July. Pink Floyd to Release First Newly Conceived Single as a Band Since 1994, Borrowing Ukrainian Singer's Lead Vocalįor the Fans: These Pink Floyd, Grateful Dead and Beatles Towels Are All on Sale Right Now

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