Tickets for Roger Waters’ farewell show in Argentina are sold out, taking place on November 21st at the River Plate stadium.

The tickets had an exclusive pre-sale for Santander American Express customers for 48 hours or while stocks last, before giving way to general sale, only through All Access. Tickets started at $19,990 pesos.

Waters will come as part of the tour This is not a drillthe tour that the Pink Floyd musician announces as his farewell to the stage.

Well now a new and last date has been added. It will be Wednesday 22nd November and tickets will go on sale starting tomorrow, Tuesday 10th May, at 10am via All Access.

Prices and locations

These are the prices at which tickets will go on sale to see the show’s farewell Roger Waters: Front field, $55,000 more cost of service; General field, $23,000 more cost of service; Preferential stalls, $56,000 more cost of service; High stalls, $36,000 more cost of service; Platea Media Sívori, $40,000 more cost of service; Platea Alta Sívori, $19,990 plus service charge.

Roger Waters in Argentina: How is the ‘This is Not a Drill’ show?

The recitals of the tour This is not a drill have been described as “one of the most catchy, imaginative and well-executed examples of stadium rock to ever be seen”, according to the published Times.​

It is conceived as a highly conceptual show from start to finish, where songs from iconic Pink Floyd albums (The wall, Dark side of the moon, Animals AND I wish you were here) join newer tracks from his solo career, including his most recent single, The BAr, released last year.

The setlist includes 20 Pink Floyd songs such as Another brick in the wall, part 2, I wish you were here, Shine crazy diamond, Us and them and C.comfortably numb.

The live setting is simply fantastic. It includes gigantic projections accompanying various themes raised by the music, resulting in a show true to the spirit behind the entire career of this musician, composer and lyricist who has always been involved in the circumstances of his time.

Waters sings, plays guitar, bass and piano. He will be joined by Jonathan Wilson on guitar and vocals, Dave Kilminster on guitar and vocals, Jon Carin on keyboards, guitar and vocals, Gus Seyffert on bass and vocals, Robert Walter on keyboards, Joey Waronker on drums, Amanda Belair on vocals , and Seamus Blake on sax.

It will be the last chance to see him in Argentina.

A true rock legend

Roger Waters is one of the few musicians who hold the title of true living legend. The co-founder of Pink Floyd, one of the most important rock bands of all time, who pioneered music with highly successful concept albums, is still active today with a fruitful solo career.

How could it be otherwise, Waters had to cross these latitudes to greet his Argentinian fans – one of the most loyal he has in the world – with whom he has developed a close bond throughout his career.

and it’sThe place could only be the Monumentalewhere he gave 9 unforgettable recitals in 2012 as part of his world tour The wall livewhich broke an all-time record for the number of shows in River in one visit for the history of show business in Argentina.

It took ten years for another artist to surpass him: Coldplay.

Also, in 2007 he held two shows in the same stadium with his tour Dark side of the moon. When it comes to who has done more River shows in his career, with those two recitals Roger Waters leads the way with thirteen, surpassing the Rolling Stones, who have done a total of 12 River shows.