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It has been rumoured for a while and now it’s official. Genesis will reunite in 2021 and 2022 and play a selection of shows in the UK and Ireland.
50 Years ago … Genesis played their first ever gig on 26th October 1969. Steffen Gerlach reflects this important day in the history of Genesis.
American band Rocking Horse Music Club have recorded a tribute album with music by Anthony Phillips – including quite an impressive list of guest musicians. They also perform this music live in November 2019, also featuring music from Mike Rutherford’s debut album. We have the details about the band and the project.
In June 2019, Phil Collins toured in Europe again – mainly in stadiums. In Berlin, Mike Rutherford joined Phil Collins on stage for the first time. Tommy Ender was there and shares his thoughts.
Mike Rutherford changed his career plan in 1984 and decided to form another band besides Genesis. The result was Mike & The Mechanics and their debut was special in many ways. Frank Wessel looks back.
Briam Coombes from Rocking Horse Music Club, will bring a special event with music from early Anthony Phillips albums and Smallcreep’s Day by Mike Rutherford on stage in November. Helmut Janisch did a brief interview with Brian about his plans.
Trading Boundaries will host a special event The music of early Anthony Phillips albums plus a selection of Smallcreep’s Day material will be performed.
After his first solo album, Mike Rutherford decided to sing himself on the second one. Peter Musto takes a closer look (in retrospect) at an album that is rarely discussed among Genesis fans.
In the afternoon before the show in Dresden on 11th April 2019, we had the chance for a lively chat with Mike Rutherford, Andrew Roachford and Tim Howar about the Mechanics, solo stuff and life itself.
Mike + The Mechanics kicked off their 2019 German tour with a sold out show at Dresden’s Kulturpalast. Christian Gerhardts saw the show and shares his thoughts.