Late last year, Roger Waters announced a massive, 40-date North American run dubbed the “Us + Them” tour. Last week, after months of hints about a new studio project with Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich, Waters officially announced his new album, Is This the Life We Really Want?, is coming soon in a mysterious teaser video.

Today, Waters continued the exciting announcements, adding 11 new shows to his tour. The newly added dates will see the Pink Floyd visionary make appearances in Oakland, San Antonio, New Orleans, Milwaukee, and Cleveland and extend his previously scheduled stops in Denver and Los Angeles due to popular demand. In total, the tour now includes 54 dates between May and October of this year. Check out the announcement video below:

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Tickets for each of the newly added shows go on sale on Monday morning at 10am local time. For tickets and info, visit Waters’ website. You can view a full list of dates below:

Roger Waters “Us + Them” Tour 2017

May 26, Kansas City, MO Sprint Center
May 28, Louisville, KY KFC Yum! Center
May 30, St. Louis, MO Scottrade Center
June 1, Tulsa, OK BOK Center
June 3, Denver, CO Pepsi Center
June 4, Denver, CO Pepsi Center
June 7, San Jose, CA SAP Center at San Jose
June 10, Oakland, CA Oracle Arena
June 12, Sacramento, CA Golden 1 Center
June 14, Phoenix, AZ Gila River Arena
June 16, Las Vegas, NV T-Mobile Arena
June 20, Los Angeles, CA STAPLES Center
June 21, Los Angeles, CA STAPLES Center
June 24, Seattle, WA Tacoma Dome
June 27, Los Angeles, CA STAPLES Center
July 3, Dallas, TX American Airlines Center
July 1, San Antonio, TX AT&T Center
July 6, Houston, TX Toyota Center
July 8, New Orleans, LA Smoothie King Center
July 11, Tampa, FL Amalie Arena
July 13, Miami, FL American Airlines Arena
July 16, Atlanta, GA Infinite Energy Center
July 18, Greensboro, NC Greensboro Coliseum
July 20, Columbus, OH Nationwide Arena
July 22, Chicago, IL United Center
July 23, Chicago, IL United Center
July 26, St. Paul, MN Xcel Energy Center
July 29, Milwaukee, WI BMO Harris Bradley Center
August 2, Detroit, MI The Palace of Auburn Hills
August 4, Washington, DC Verizon Center
August 8, Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center
August 9, Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center
August 13, Nashville, TN Bridgestone Arena
Sept. 7, Newark, NJ Prudential Center
Sept. 11, Brooklyn, NY Barclays Center
Sept. 12, Brooklyn, NY Barclays Center
Sept. 15, Uniondale, NY Nassau Coliseum
Sept. 19, Pittsburgh, PA PPG Paints Arena
Sept. 21, Cleveland, OH Quicken Loans Arena
Sept. 23, Albany, NY Times Union Center
Sept. 24, Hartford, CT XL Center
Sept. 27, Boston, MA TD Garden
Sept. 28, Boston, MA TD Garden
Oct. 2, Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre
Oct. 3, Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre
Oct. 6, Quebec City, QC Videotron Centre
Oct. 10, Ottawa, ON Canadian Tire Centre
Oct. 16, Montreal, QC Bell Centre
Oct. 22, Winnipeg, MB MTS Centre
Oct. 24, Edmonton, AB Rogers Place
Oct. 28, Vancouver, BC Rogers Arena