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Topic: Genesis to tour again Posted: April 29 2021 at 15:41
NEW YORK � English rock band Genesis is returning to the U.South. for their commencement bout in 14 years. 
Phil Collins, Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford appear The Final Domino? Bout on Thursday, which will kick off in Chicago on Nov. 15.
The 14-appointment tour will besides visit Washington, D.C., Charlotte, Montreal, Toronto, Buffalo, Detroit, Cleveland and Philadelphia. The expedition wraps in Boston on Dec. 15.
Genesis will play two shows in the New York area: They visit Madison Square Garden in New York City on Dec. 5 and will play the brand-new UBS Arena in Belmont Park on Dec. 10.
Tickets for the general public continue sale May 7.
On the tour, Collins, Banks and Rutherford will be joined by their longtime guitar and bass role player Daryl Stuermer and Nic Collins on drums.
Genesis� concluding U.S. tour was 2007�s Turn It On Again: The Tour.
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Post Options Cheers(0) QuoteAnswer Posted: April 29 2021 at 15:48Glad to see Daryl is back in the mix, they should have recorded with him.
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Post Options Thank you(1) QuoteReply Posted: April 29 2021 at 16:44 Nothing on the due west coast.......
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Postal service Options Thanks(0) QuoteReply Posted: April 29 2021 at 23:33Boston is only 75 mins from me; I may have a shot!!!
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Post Options Thanks(0) QuoteRespond Posted: Apr 30 2021 at 01:54Does that mean that the planned United kingdom tour is expressionless?!
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Postal service Options Cheers(i) QuoteReply Posted: April thirty 2021 at 07:08 I gauge I won't run across them if they don't come to California. Edited by Manuel - April 30 2021 at 07:08
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Post Options Thanks(0) QuoteReply Posted: April 30 2021 at 07:17
richardh wrote: Does that mean that the planned UK bout is expressionless?!
Nope, they're touring the Great britain prior to going to the States (September & October)
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Post Options Thanks(0) QuoteReply Posted: Apr 30 2021 at 17:twenty Will the nurses from the retirement homes be the groupies?
Seriously though, at first I wasn't sure but depending on the toll this might exist interesting. I judge this is their last hurrah I gauge. Too bad there probably won't exist an accompanying album.
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Post Options Cheers(0) QuoteReply Posted: Apr 30 2021 at 21:21 Ronstein wrote: richardh wrote: Does that mean that the planned UK bout is expressionless?!
Nope, they're touring the Uk prior to going to u.s.a. (September & October)
You mean the Due east half of the States. Sucks for my Cali barrel.
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Post Options Thank you(0) QuoteReply Posted: May 01 2021 at 00:25 Awesoreno wrote: Ronstein wrote: richardh wrote: Does that hateful that the planned UK bout is dead?!
Nope, they're touring the United kingdom prior to going to the States (September & Oct)
You hateful the E half of us. Sucks for my Cali butt.
I really wonder what the logic behind that booking (or lack of it) is.
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Post Options Thanks(0) QuoteReply Posted: May 01 2021 at 00:57How-do-you-do,
I'grand thinking that they might (they might!!!) gear up a West Coast gear up of stops later on, depending how they feel later on these 15 shows, and how Phil holds up.
But the W Coast, has very limited attraction with expert shows possible in LA, SF and Seattle, merely everything in between is kinda non ... as proficient moneywise, I don't think. Simply the distances and the logistics with those distances make things different ...
Heck, Portland would be good for them, but Portland is not known for doing great/good shows other than the tiptop ten variety as they passed on Return TO FOREVER a few years back that put on a massive show in Eugene instead. AND, they even had Jean Luc Ponty with them ... you got a massive value ... but Portland doesn't care about value ... and the local orchestra can but exercise stuff they tin use Pink Martini on !!!!
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Post Options Thank you(0) QuoteAnswer Posted: May 01 2021 at 07:22 if poor Phil makes it to the start of the bout will exist a great achievement ...no Steve no Genesis.
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Post Options Thanks(0) QuoteReply Posted: May 02 2021 at 09:41 I was interested in the O2 London gig. I am not a big fan of after Genesis merely it's a one off. Two tickets are �450! By the time I've had a few drinks and a meal it would be well over 500 quid.
I'chiliad sure there are many fans who will pay that kind of money merely I just couldn't justify that kind of outlay.
Hackett doing Seconds Out at the Palladium for me.
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Mail service Options Thanks(0) QuoteReply Posted: May 02 2021 at x:03 Earl of Mar wrote: I was interested in the O2 London gig. I am not a large fan of after Genesis but it's a one off. Two tickets are �450! By the time I've had a few drinks and a meal information technology would be well over 500 quid.
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Unfortunately in the concern of the arts, the price is e'er exorbitant when information technology comes to the really big stars ... you lot could non see Nureyev or Baryshnikov without spending a fortune, and for a long time, Pavarotti could only exercise a few places around the globe where it would sell out immediately regardless of cost.
Sadly, in the rock business, the same thing has taken identify, and many of these bands still call up they can milk the public and so what? Right! I nonetheless think that a streamed show, just available at the time of the bear witness (for example) would sell out iii/4 times as much for half that cost ... but I don't meet these mega bands interested in advancing the technology and manner into a more progressive expanse ... which in many means explains things poetically and conceptually ... they don't "have information technology" anymore, and will rely on their laurels. At least you lot gotta paw it to the Rolling Stones, who are still creating new cloth ... whereas anybody has folded.
I would not even consider seeing any of these monsters. I never did see Genesis, only caught PG on his first tour in the USA ... and it was fine, non bully ... and I recall he was too much into "his songs" ... and I didn't exactly feel they were that keen ... though they were fine and I still take the albums.
The real care for would be if they had the balls to have PG show up for a couple of songs, and that would give the fans a retention worth having in your collage ... but sadly ... for them information technology'due south not nearly the smashing music ... it'due south something else entirely.
At this time and place, in that location are only ii folks I would pay to see ... VdGG and Vangelis. I would have said AD2 but their volition and ring is decimated and they are stuck in a "no rehearsal" kind of thing and at times they just do non audio skillful, and it makes me sad.
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Post Options Thanks(0) QuoteAnswer Posted: May 02 2021 at ten:fifty Earl of Mar wrote: I was interested in the O2 London gig. I am not a big fan of afterwards Genesis simply it's a one off. Two tickets are �450! By the time I've had a few drinks and a meal it would be well over 500 quid.
I'm sure there are many fans who volition pay that kind of money but I just couldn't justify that kind of outlay.
Hackett doing Seconds Out at the Palladium for me.
�450!!! I'll be giving that a big miss then. To exist honest I'd rather see Hackett anyway.
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Post Options Thanks(one) QuoteReply Posted: May 02 2021 at 11:53 moshkito wrote: [EDIT] At least you gotta hand it to the Rolling Stones, who are even so creating new material ... whereas everyone has folded.
Actually? New Textile? Haven't they taken all their licks from the American blues scene?
moshkito wrote: The real care for would be if they had the balls to have PG show up for a couple of songs, and that would give the fans a memory worth having in your collage ... but sadly ... for them it'south not about the peachy music ... it's something else entirely.
Don't have the balls? it doesn't accept balls. What yous are proposing is called 'pandering to the fans', and I have no uncertainty PG is far higher up that. He has his ain vocalism now. If he wanted to retread the 'ol genesis stuff he would, but he doesn't need to. While Steve Hackett chose to become that route, I sort of experience he spent a little
besides much time with information technology. Like Gabriel, he has plenty of solid original cloth to perform.
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Post Options Thanks(0) QuoteReply Posted: May 02 2021 at 12:39 Frenetic Zetetic wrote: Boston is merely 75 mins from me; I may accept a shot!!!
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Post Options Thank you(0) QuoteRespond Posted: May 02 2021 at 12:xl JD wrote: ...
What yous are proposing is called 'pandering to the fans', and I have no doubt PG is far above that. He has his own voice now. If he wanted to retread the 'ol genesis stuff he would, but he doesn't need to.
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How-do-you-do,
Not really ... I was more thinking as an involvement that made the show improve, instead of yet some other song, from what many call back is second charge per unit material.
I'm former school ... I thought GENESIS was great until PG left, though they had one more than album that probably was already half written by them anyway ... that showed an interesting prospect ... but that ended right at that place.
PG showing up, would exist a treat ... not exactly a dreamy old story from the past. At the time, I could not even consider GENESIS ... when there were and so many other European groups effectually ... PFM, Aureate Earring, Focus, Kayak, and many others that were getting the chance ... and GENESIS lost information technology for me.
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Post Options Thanks(0) QuoteRespond Posted: May 02 2021 at 13:x chopper wrote: Earl of Mar wrote: I was interested in the O2 London gig. I am not a big fan of after Genesis but information technology'southward a one off. Two tickets are �450! By the time I've had a few drinks and a meal it would exist well over 500 quid.
I'm sure there are many fans who will pay that kind of coin but I just couldn't justify that kind of outlay.
Hackett doing Seconds Out at the Palladium for me.
�450!!! I'll exist giving that a big miss and so. To be honest I'd rather see Hackett anyway.
Encarmine hell! �450??!!
I have just paid a couple of hundred quid for 4 tickets to see Hackett (with my son) and Marillion (with my married woman), then worked out at something like �fifty a throw, which I can live with.
I love Genesis, and have seen them numerous times since the showtime one at The Lyceum (the one which is on YouTube) just I would never have paid that amount of money fifty-fifty then, let alone when there is a serious doubt as to Phil�s ability and simply one drummer.
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Mail service Options Thanks(1) QuoteReply Posted: May 02 2021 at 13:11 JD wrote: moshkito wrote: [EDIT] At to the lowest degree you lot gotta paw information technology to the Rolling Stones, who are still creating new cloth ... whereas everyone has folded.
Really? New Material? Oasis't they taken all their licks from the American dejection scene?
moshkito wrote: The real treat would be if they had the balls to have PG show upwardly for a couple of songs, and that would give the fans a memory worth having in your collage ... but sadly ... for them it's non about the neat music ... information technology's something else entirely.
Don't have the assurance? information technology doesn't take balls. What y'all are proposing is chosen 'pandering to the fans', and I have no doubt PG is far above that. He has his own voice now. If he wanted to retread the 'ol genesis stuff he would, but he doesn't need to. While Steve Hackett chose to go that route, I sort of feel he spent a little
as well much fourth dimension with it. Like Gabriel, he has plenty of solid original fabric to perform.
Fifty-fifty though I am going to run across Hackett (run across above post) I really absolutely agree with this extremely wise post.
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