Genesis successfully made the jump from progressive rock mavericks to mainstream pop heroes. The catalyst for the transformation was the songwriting development of drummer/lead singer Phil Collins.

On a cold, wet night in October 1982, the ‘classic’ line-up of Genesis reunited for a one-off concert at Milton Keynes Bowl.

The ’70s were defined by change for Genesis. Their first album of the decade, 1970’s Trespass, became their last with co-founder Anthony Phillips. And so it went. Phil Collins and Steve Hackett first ...

As Phil Collins steps up to the mic as lead singer for the first time, the music begins to evolve to suit the new four-piece format. The composition also seemed to successfully straddle Genesis’ past ...

It’s been established for years that Phil Collins won’t be returning to the drum kit, as he spent the final Genesis tour several years ago singing from a seated position and letting his son handle ...

Phil Collins has performed his final show with Genesis. The 'Invisible Touch' hitmakers - also comprising Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks - played the last night of 'The Last Domino?' farewell run at ...

Lily Collins is introducing her daughter to music early. Lily Collins is introducing her daughter Tove to music early. The "Emily in Paris" star shared a sweet video with her newborn on Monday, in ...

A music legend’s new “docu-concert” is set to make its world premiere in Central New York. “The Phil Collins Story,” celebrating the life, career and music of Phil Collins, will debut Feb. 3 at the ...

Genesis began the ’80s in transition and ended the decade on top of the pop world. Whether that was a good or bad thing might come down to your affinity for their older, more progressive approach. Now ...