Don't look now, but... the last few bricks are falling into place for the final show on the massive Roger Waters - The Wall Live tour, which started in September 2010 and some 219 shows later, comes to its inevitable conclusion in Paris tomorrow night.

It's been a wonderful tour, and we've hugely enjoyed all of your thoughts, pictures and other contributions from the concerts. Thanks so much for sending them in!

We still very much welcome your contributions, and especially the thoughts and images from those attending the show at the Stade de France tomorrow night. We're certain that it will be quite emotional, not least for the band and crew, who have gone through a lot together. We will try (technology permitting) to share an image or two from the show, as 'live' as we can, over at our Facebook page, so keep an eye out on there if you're not going to be in the French capital tomorrow night.

With the thoughts that it looks to be Roger's final tour, it really feels like the end of an era. Having said that, we do hope that he tours the new material he is working on (see the BBC interview for more), and we'd love to see him do a show of the new stuff, coupled with Amused To Death in its entirety. How about it, Roger?

Tuesday evening saw the 2013 Amnesty International 'Ambassador of Conscience' award ceremony at Dublin's Mansion House, which included an award to 16 year old Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani schoolgirl shot at point blank by the Taliban last year. She was given the award by Bono.

Also during the evening, legendary US singer Harry Belafonte was presented a special award honouring his civil rights work, by none other than Roger Waters - who of course was in town for his concert at the Aviva...

With apologies for the short notice: Roger Waters is the guest on the BBC's HARDtalk interview programme which airs today at 10:35am UK time on BBC2 television, and then shown again in the early hours of tomorrow, September 20th, at 00:30am and then at 4:30am, both on the BBC News Channel.

It is also being aired on the BBC World television channel, but due to the nature of that channel, you will need to check your local TV listings for exact times.

From comments already made in teasers, Roger talks about the acrimonious break-up with his former colleagues, and the subsequent court action to try and stop them continuing with the name Pink Floyd, but also reveals more about the new material he is working on with a view to a release in the not so distant future, hopefully.

The interviews are normally later made available on the BBC website to view on demand, and we will update the story accordingly once this is available.

UPDATE: The interview is now available in full via Youtube:

Roger Waters has been announced as giving the Keynote Q&A at the 10th Annual Billboard Touring Conference in New York, set for November 13th-14th 2013 at the Roosevelt Hotel in the city.

"The Wall Live" is one of the most successful and critically acclaimed tours in history. By the time it finished this coming weekend, it will be among the Top 5 highest-grossing tours in history.

"Roger Waters is one of the most compelling subjects I've ever interviewed, and I am thrilled that he will be our Keynote Q&A at our 10th annual Touring Conference," says Ray Waddell, Billboard's executive director of content and programming, touring and live entertainment, who will conduct the interview with Waters. "His impact on music and the live experience is undeniable, but his interests and opinions transcend the music industry. This is guaranteed to be a fascinating session."

More details can be found at billboardevents.com/touring.