In 2004, the band performed The Dark Side of the Moon at the King's Dock, Liverpool.
The performance was recorded and released as a DVD the same year.
This was released as a two-DVD set with the full concert on disc one and bonuses on disc two.
Also in 2004, the band commenced a major tour of the United States, Canada, Germany, and Italy, including a show in Switzerland.
The Liverpool Pops DVD (and more recently the 2004 Royal Albert Hall performance) has aired on television in the United States.

In 2005, the band released a CD of their renditions of Animals and Wish You Were Here at the Liverpool Pops Festival.
In the same year the band undertook a two-week tour of South America consisting of dates in Mexico City, Buenos Aires, and Brazil.
A documentary about the group was shot at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec and broadcast in North America on the Discovery Channel in 2007.

In 2007, the band performed at several major European Music Festivals, including the Sweden Rock Festival, the Malta Jazz Festival, the Arrow Rock Festival, Rock Werchter, and Festival do Sudoeste.
A DVD of the band performing at the Royal Albert Hall in London in 2007 was released later that year.

In September 2007, the group commenced its longest ever continuous tour of the Americas, performing for the first time in Panama, Venezuela, and Chile.
In the same month a performance of the show in Buenos Aires was aired on Argentine national television as part of the Pepsi music festival
February 2008 saw the group commence their "Best of The Wall" tour in a five-week tour of Europe, performing in Spain, Luxembourg, Poland, Norway, and (for the first time) the Czech Republic and Israel.

The group performed at the Isle of Wight Festival in June 2008, were the headline act of the last night of Guilfest 2008, and in August of the same year made their first appearance at the Lokerse Feesten in Lokeren, Belgium.

The band played their first shows in the Ukraine and Slovakia in September 2008.

A complete production of The Wall, incorporating new animation based on the original Gerald Scarfe imagery, was performed for the first time by the band during their 2008 North American tours.
The production continued throughout the 2009 European tour, which included dates in the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland, the Czech Republic, Italy, Switzerland, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, France, Spain, Portugal and, for the first time, Serbia.

The summer of 2009 saw the group perform for the first time in Austria at the Lovely Days Festival in Wiesen, and the Castle Clam Classic Rock Festival in Klam.
In the June they were the closing act of the Bospop festival in the Netherlands.

Early 2010 saw the band commence its longest ever tour of Europe, playing in Croatia for the first time.
In 2004, the band performed The Dark Side of the Moon at the King's Dock, Liverpool. The performance was recorded and released as a DVD the same year. This was released as a two-DVD set with the full concert on disc one and bonuses on disc two. Also in 2004, the band commenced a major tour of the United States, Canada, Germany, and Italy, including a show in Switzerland. The Liverpool Pops DVD (and more recently the 2004 Royal Albert Hall performance) has aired on television in the United States.
In 2005, the band released a CD of their renditions of Animals and Wish You Were Here at the Liverpool Pops Festival. In the same year the band undertook a two-week tour of South America consisting of dates in Mexico City, Buenos Aires, and Brazil. A documentary about the group was shot at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec and broadcast in North America on the Discovery Channel in 2007.
In 2007, the band performed at several major European Music Festivals, including the Sweden Rock Festival, the Malta Jazz Festival, the Arrow Rock Festival, Rock Werchter, and Festival do Sudoeste. A DVD of the band performing at the Royal Albert Hall in London in 2007 was released later that year.
In September 2007, the group commenced its longest ever continuous tour of the Americas, performing for the first time in Panama, Venezuela, and Chile. In the same month a performance of the show in Buenos Aires was aired on Argentine national television as part of the Pepsi music festival
February 2008 saw the group commence their "Best of The Wall" tour in a five-week tour of Europe, performing in Spain, Luxembourg, Poland, Norway, and (for the first time) the Czech Republic and Israel.
The group performed at the Isle of Wight Festival in June 2008, were the headline act of the last night of Guilfest 2008, and in August of the same year made their first appearance at the Lokerse Feesten in Lokeren, Belgium.
The band played their first shows in the Ukraine and Slovakia in September 2008.
A complete production of The Wall, incorporating new animation based on the original Gerald Scarfe imagery, was performed for the first time by the band during their 2008 North American tours. The production continued throughout the 2009 European tour, which included dates in the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland, the Czech Republic, Italy, Switzerland, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, France, Spain, Portugal and, for the first time, Serbia.
The summer of 2009 saw the group perform for the first time in Austria at the Lovely Days Festival in Wiesen, and the Castle Clam Classic Rock Festival in Klam. In the June they were the closing act of the Bospop festival in the Netherlands.
Early 2010 saw the band commence its longest ever tour of Europe, playing in Croatia for the first time.
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