Roger Waters joined John Prine onstage Sunday for a surprise appearance during the folk legend’s headlining set at the 2017 Newport Folk Festival. The duo performed an intimate rendition of 1971’s “Hello in There,” a highlight from Prine’s self-titled debut LP.
Waters and Prine tackled the tune by fingerpicking a pair of acoustic guitars, backed by cymbal swells and Lucius’ soulful backing vocals. The former Pink Floyd bassist – who covered “Hello in There” during his 2015 Newport set – handled lead vocals on the second verse and added rugged harmonies throughout.
Prine’s star-studded, fest-closing set featured several other guest performers, including Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon, My Morning Jacket frontman Jim James, Margo Price and Nathaniel Rateliff. The stage flooded with dozens of other festival performers during the closing rendition of “Paradise.”
As we approach the mid-point of The Pink Floyd Exhibition: Their Mortal Remains staging at London’s Victoria & Albert Museum, tickets are selling well for the remaining dates. If you are intending to catch it before it closes, we suggest you secure your tickets soon to avoid disappointment: 
Due to overwhelming demand, Roger Waters has announced a second Edmonton show on Wednesday, October 25 at Rogers Place, Edmonton, AB, This follows the previously announced show on Tuesday, October 24. The pioneering new tour, Us + Them, which kicked off in May, features classic Pink Floyd, some new songs and solo work. The tour runs through the fall of 2017 and is promoted by AEG Presents’ Concerts West.
Earlier this month, Roger Waters, the creative power and song writing force behind Pink Floyd, released his first rock album in 25 years.
