Pink Floyd's Roger Waters Sparking Controversy with Nazi-Inspired Costume on German Tour
Pink Floyd's Roger Waters has sparked an uproar after images on social media showed him wearing a long, black coat with red armbands on stage at the Mercedes-Benz arena in Berlin last week.
Waters has been accused of incitement to hatred and wearing Nazi-style uniform is illegal in Germany.
Waters has denied the accusations and stated that the uniform was a statement against fascism, injustice and bigotry in all its forms.
Felix Kline, Germany's official in charge of fighting anti-Semitism, has called for authorities to be "vigilant" and concert organizers to consider whether they want to offer a platform to conspiracy theorists.
Waters is due to play his final German concert in Frankfurt on Sunday evening, and protesters are planning to demonstrate outside the venue.
Waters has denied the accusations and stated that the uniform was a statement against fascism, injustice and bigotry in all its forms.
Felix Kline, Germany's official in charge of fighting anti-Semitism, has called for authorities to be "vigilant" and concert organizers to consider whether they want to offer a platform to conspiracy theorists.
Waters is due to play his final German concert in Frankfurt on Sunday evening, and protesters are planning to demonstrate outside the venue.