Watch Genesis Play the Final Song and Take a Last Bow at Their Farewell Concert
“It’s the last show for Genesis,” Collins told the crowd at London’s O2 Arena. “After tonight we’ve got to get real jobs”
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Subscribe Now“It’s the last show for Genesis,” Collins told the crowd at London’s O2 Arena. “After tonight we’ve got to get real jobs”
If they stick to their word, these will be the last shows Genesis ever play
This 1983 performance of “I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe),” also featuring Mike Rutherford, is the last time Gabriel sang a complete Genesis song in public
The performance took place at the kickoff of what they are now saying is their final North American tour
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“This is a hugely frustrating development for the band who are devastated with this unlucky turn of events,” they wrote in a group statement.
The set featured big hits including “Invisible Touch” and “Land of Confusion” along with surprises like “Fading Lights” and “Duchess”
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It’s the most pristine video of a Peter Gabriel-era show that has ever been seen by the public
They haven’t played the song in 45 years, but the band offered up a strong hint that it might be returning for their upcoming reunion tour