Former Pink Floyd rocker, Roger Waters is to perform just one date in Spain on his Dark Side Of The Moon tour. The gig has been confirmed for the 9th May in the village of Artafe in Granada.
A strange choice of venue perhaps, the gig will take place at the Artafe football ground at 10pm and some 25,000 fans are expected to pack the stadium.
Roger Waters created Pink Floyd with Syd Barrett in 1966, along with Richard Wright and Nick Mason and was responsible for writing most of the bands material after Barrett left the band in 1967, and up to his own acrimonious departure in 1985.
The concert features a light and sound spectacular that will last for 2 hours 45 minutes, and will feature Pink Floyd classics tracks from the albums The Wall, Wish You Were Here, The Final Cut and the legendary Dark Side Of The Moon in its entirety.
The stage set will take 300 people a week and a half to build.
Tickets are available through http://www.ticktackticket.com/ for 65 euros each.
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