Pink Floyd's Roger Waters 'happy with fans'

Roger Waters announced that he is now happy with his fans when he appeared before a packed-out O2 arena in London last night.

The Pink Floyd bassist and co-lead vocalist, who is currently on a solo tour with the band's 1979 album The Wall, revealed that he is now more comfortable with audiences since the record's release over three decades ago.

"Thirty years ago when I wrote this piece I wasn't too good with rock 'n' roll audiences but, as you know, times have changed and I couldn't be more happier than to be here with all of you. Thank you! Thank you from all of us," he told the concert's audience.

The show features a wall being built around the stage, with bricks added until the last song is played and the construction is complete.

At one of the gigs last week, Waters was joined on stage by fellow Pink Floyd members David Gilmour and Nick Mason for the first time since 2005's Live 8 concert.

It was recently confirmed that Pink Floyd's entire back catalogue will be remastered and re-released later this year.

Watch Roger Waters perform 'Another Brick In The Wall Part 2' live below: