When Phil Collins began his solo career in 1980, he was still the leading member of Genesis. One of his classic tracks was allegedly rejected by the band.

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.

Phil Collins and his former bandmates from the British rock band Genesis have sold a bundle of their music rights to an American music label for over $300 million, according to the Wall Street Journal ...

Phil Collins and his band Genesis are synonymous with heartfelt rock ballads. Their songs are so visceral they’ll touch your soul. And Collins has the Oscar to prove it. His rendition of “You’ll Be in ...

Genesis’ 14th album We Can’t Dance from 1991 would ultimately be Collins’ final one with the band with Ray Wilson taking on the lead vocals for the band’s 1997 release Calling All Stations. But ...

Whether it's fair or not, the first question about any Genesis concert is, how is Phil Collins doing? The answer, based on the evidence of the satisfying concert Wednesday at a packed Nationwide Arena ...

Genesis fans, you have your notice. Though the title of the band’s current tour, “The Last Domino?,” suggests an open-ended future, its members have confirmed that this is the final road run for an ...

Despite being at the forefront of progressive rock during his time with Genesis, Phil Collins is no great fan of all of prog's output.

Phil Collins and Genesis performed a final concert Saturday night at London's 02 arena.Collins, who has been dealing with some health issues, was joined by keyboardist Tony Banks and guitarist Mike ...

Five Genesis albums from their Peter Gabriel era are being re-released in a 7-CD/6 DVD box set on November 11th with 5.1 DTS sound and hours of unreleased material. Their landmark 1974/75 “Lamb Lies ...

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