This week, Genesis are hitting the road together for the first time in 14 years on their rescheduled "The Last Domino?" tour, but Phil Collins is not seeing more action on the horizon for the band.
In a new interview with Mojo, Collins has confirmed that once Genesis wraps the North American leg of their tour in mid-December, that'll be it. "This English and American tour, that will be enough for me," he told the interviewer adamantly.
They followed up, pressing if Collins meant the band's concerts would end before 2022 — and if the question mark should be removed from the tour title. The musician replied, "Yes. The question mark was Tony Banks' idea."
Likewise, it sounds like the rest of Genesis could go either way: "I think it depends a little bit how [the tour] goes," Banks told the publication. "How Phil stands up to it all, how the audience receives it and how we all feel about it, really." Mike Rutherford has yet to comment.
Meanwhile, former Genesis members Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett are not participating in the "The Last Domino?" tour. They're replaced by the band's longtime touring hand Daryl Stuermer, as well as Collins' 20-year-old son Nic filling in behind the drum kit.
This news doesn't exactly come as a surprise, since Collins recently shared a health update revealing that he can barely hold a drum stick in his hand.
Genesis may no longer be a touring band after 2021, but "Invisible Touch" is forever.
Refresh your memory on Genesis' final tour itinerary below; the band will make stops in Toronto and Montreal this November.
Genesis 2021 Tour Dates:
09/15 Dublin, IE - 3 Arena
09/16 Dublin, IE - 3 Arena
09/18 Belfast, IE - SSE Arena
09/20 Birmingham, UK - Utilita Arena
09/21 Birmingham, UK - Utilita Arena
09/22 Birmingham, UK - Utilita Arena
09/24 Manchester, UK - Manchester Arena
09/25 Manchester, UK - Manchester Arena
09/27 Leeds, UK - First Direct Arena
09/28 Leeds, UK - First Direct Arena
09/30 Newcastle, UK - Utilita Arena
10/01 Newcastle, UK - Utilita Arena
10/03 Liverpool, UK - M&S Bank Arena
10/04 Liverpool, UK - M&S Bank Arena
10/07 Glasgow, UK - SSE Hydro
10/08 Glasgow, UK - SSE Hydro
10/11 London, UK - O2 Arena
10/12 London, UK - O2 Arena
10/13 London, UK - O2 Arena
11/15 Chicago, IL - United Center
11/18 Washington, DC - Capital One Arena
11/20 Charlotte, NC - Spectrum Center
11/22 Montreal, QC - Centre Bell
11/23 Montreal, QC - Centre Bell
11/25 Toronto, ON - Scotiabank Arena
11/26 Toronto, ON - Scotiabank Arena
11/27 Buffalo, NY - KeyBank Center
11/29 Detroit, MI - Little Caesars Arena
11/30 Cleveland, OH - Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
12/02 Philadelphia, PA - Wells Fargo Center
12/05 New York, NY - Madison Square Garden
12/08 Columbus, OH - Nationwide Arena
12/10 Belmont Park, NY - UBS Arena
12/13 Pittsburgh, PA - PPG Paints Arena
12/15 Boston, MA - TD Garden
In a new interview with Mojo, Collins has confirmed that once Genesis wraps the North American leg of their tour in mid-December, that'll be it. "This English and American tour, that will be enough for me," he told the interviewer adamantly.
They followed up, pressing if Collins meant the band's concerts would end before 2022 — and if the question mark should be removed from the tour title. The musician replied, "Yes. The question mark was Tony Banks' idea."
Likewise, it sounds like the rest of Genesis could go either way: "I think it depends a little bit how [the tour] goes," Banks told the publication. "How Phil stands up to it all, how the audience receives it and how we all feel about it, really." Mike Rutherford has yet to comment.
Meanwhile, former Genesis members Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett are not participating in the "The Last Domino?" tour. They're replaced by the band's longtime touring hand Daryl Stuermer, as well as Collins' 20-year-old son Nic filling in behind the drum kit.
This news doesn't exactly come as a surprise, since Collins recently shared a health update revealing that he can barely hold a drum stick in his hand.
Genesis may no longer be a touring band after 2021, but "Invisible Touch" is forever.
Refresh your memory on Genesis' final tour itinerary below; the band will make stops in Toronto and Montreal this November.
Genesis 2021 Tour Dates:
09/15 Dublin, IE - 3 Arena
09/16 Dublin, IE - 3 Arena
09/18 Belfast, IE - SSE Arena
09/20 Birmingham, UK - Utilita Arena
09/21 Birmingham, UK - Utilita Arena
09/22 Birmingham, UK - Utilita Arena
09/24 Manchester, UK - Manchester Arena
09/25 Manchester, UK - Manchester Arena
09/27 Leeds, UK - First Direct Arena
09/28 Leeds, UK - First Direct Arena
09/30 Newcastle, UK - Utilita Arena
10/01 Newcastle, UK - Utilita Arena
10/03 Liverpool, UK - M&S Bank Arena
10/04 Liverpool, UK - M&S Bank Arena
10/07 Glasgow, UK - SSE Hydro
10/08 Glasgow, UK - SSE Hydro
10/11 London, UK - O2 Arena
10/12 London, UK - O2 Arena
10/13 London, UK - O2 Arena
11/15 Chicago, IL - United Center
11/18 Washington, DC - Capital One Arena
11/20 Charlotte, NC - Spectrum Center
11/22 Montreal, QC - Centre Bell
11/23 Montreal, QC - Centre Bell
11/25 Toronto, ON - Scotiabank Arena
11/26 Toronto, ON - Scotiabank Arena
11/27 Buffalo, NY - KeyBank Center
11/29 Detroit, MI - Little Caesars Arena
11/30 Cleveland, OH - Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
12/02 Philadelphia, PA - Wells Fargo Center
12/05 New York, NY - Madison Square Garden
12/08 Columbus, OH - Nationwide Arena
12/10 Belmont Park, NY - UBS Arena
12/13 Pittsburgh, PA - PPG Paints Arena
12/15 Boston, MA - TD Garden
