Popdose — The co-founder of Pink Floyd offers bombast and protest during Philadelphia tour's opening night. more info

Stereogum — As Radiohead can attest, Roger Waters isn't afraid to speak his mind. And what's been on his mind lately? Donald Trump. The Pink Floyd frontman's current Us + Them Tour in support of his recent album Is This The Life We Really Want? has drawn some ... more info

JamBase — Watch highlights of John Prine’s guest-filled set at Newport Folk Festival featuring Roger Waters, Jim James, Justin Vernon and others. more info

Stereogum — Rhode Island's annual Newport Folk Festival went down over the weekend, and the lineup included Wilco, Fleet Foxes, Regina Spektor, Ben Gibbard, Angel Olsen, Margaret Glaspy, Big Thief, and many more. John Prine headlined the final day of the fest, a... more info

JamBase — Watch Eddie Vedder's incredible cameo on "Comfortably Numb" at Roger Waters' performance in Chicago. more info

Stereogum — Eddie Vedder is from San Diego, and he got famous fronting a Seattle band. But lately, he seems more at home in Chicago than anywhere else. Case in point: Last night, former Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters played Chicago's United Center. And he ende... more info

Chicago Tribune — No one would ever accuse Roger Waters of subtlety. At the United Center Saturday night, the first of three shows, a giant swine tagged "piggy bank of war" flew overhead. Screens flashed relentless mockery of Donald Trump's vulgarity. Waters sang of d... more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — The unflinching artist also borrowed liberally from his legacy with Pink Floyd to present his most provocative social message ever. more info

Stereogum — Earlier this year, Roger Waters released his first solo album in 25 years, Is This The Life We Really Want? , and today he's shared a video for "Wait For Her." Per Rolling Stone , it features the flamenco dancer that was also in his "The Last Refug... more info

Chicago Tribune — Roger Waters is a sometimes reluctant road warrior. He expressed his disconnect from touring (among many other issues) in the '70s and famously wrote much of Pink Floyd's 1979 album "The Wall" in response. When he got around to touring "The Wall" as ... more info