L.A. Times - Entertainment — Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters will mount a solo tour in 2017, and the trek has a mission. Waters intends for the concerts to address societal, political and cultural divisiveness.  The Us + Them outing is scheduled to make at lea... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters will mount a solo tour in 2017, and the trek has a mission. Waters intends for the concerts to address societal, political and cultural divisiveness.  The Us + Them outing is scheduled to make at lea... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The final portion of the inaugural Desert Trip festival in Indio — and in some respects the event’s piece de resistance — began not with the opening notes of Roger Waters’ concluding set, but the moment after the Who left ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The final portion of the inaugural Desert Trip festival in Indio — and in some respects the event’s piece de resistance — began not with the opening notes of Roger Waters’ concluding set, but the moment after the Who left ... more info

New York Times — At this festival in Indio, Calif., the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney, Neil Young, the Who and Roger Waters played as if they still have something to prove. more info

Consequence of Sound — Pink Floyd member turns his Desert Trip set into an epic protest against the Republican presidential candidate. more info

MSN Music — INDIO, Calif. (AP) — Roger Waters made his feelings about Donald Trump and Israel abundantly clear during a politically-charged performance at the Desert Trip music festival Sunday night. The 73-year-old singer-songwriter also denounced war and add... more info

MSN Music — Dave Krager, IMDB special correspondent, fills Kathie Lee and Hoda in on Beyonce ending her Formation tour with all-star guests, the Desert Trip music festival kicking off with stars including The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney and Roger Waters, and ... more info

The Mirror — Roger Waters was performing at Desert Trip when he made the comments about the presidential candidate more info

JamBase — The first weekend of the first Desert Trip music festival came to an end with performances by legendary British rockers The Who and Roger Waters. more info