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Peter Gabriel & Sting – Setlists: Rock Paper Scissors Tour
Find here all available setlists from the shows of Peter Gabriel & Sting’s Rock Paper Scissors Tour!
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Find here all available setlists from the shows of Peter Gabriel & Sting’s Rock Paper Scissors Tour!
Starting this summer in 2016, Peter Gabriel will go on tour again, co-headlining with Sting. Dates for North America are confirmed. Further territories are not confirmed at this point. All info can be found here.
John Hackett will release a new rock album soon. Guest musicians on Another Life include Steve Hackett and Anthony Phillips.
The last show of the Back To Front tour took place in Dublin, Ireland, in December 2014. More than two years after Peter Gabriel started the tour in North America, the tour finally came to an end. Michaela Ix was there and shares some personal impressions and photos.
During the spring of 2014, Peter Gabriel played several shows in Eastern Europe. Among them was a show in Bratislava, which became a unique gig – simply for the fact that only one fan attended the soundcheck via a VIP ticket. Jan Richter was the one and he shares his personal and emotional experience with us!
European fans were relieved when Peter Gabriel announced the continuation of the Back To Front tour in Europe after his sabbatical. Christian Gerhardts and Axel Beringer reveal what happened during the 2013 gigs in a tour review of a different kind.
In September and October 2012 Peter Gabriel played a tour with a band again. Volker Warncke attended several shows in North America. Here is his report.
Celebrating the 25th (and a bit) jubilee of So Peter is back on stage with the original line up of 1987. We received a report of the fifth gig of the tour in Wantaugh, New York, USA.
YouTube and other internet video services are now also dominating the reports about live shows. We try to compile a best of from all tracks and shows.
Along with two regular legs of his This Way Up tour Peter Gabriel still found time for charity concerts, particularly for Amnesty International.