There are two full moons in August, so there are two tracks for i/o. The second one is Love Can Heal, which has been known since the tour with Sting in 2016.
Since the European concerts, people have been eagerly waiting to see which song will be released next as a studio version on full moon. In August, it will first be the Bright-Side Mix of Olive Tree.
Amy Birks released solo albums in 2020 and 2022 before joining the Beatrix Players, now in its third incarnation with Manning, Dove, John Hackett and others. Thomas Jesse has listened to Living & Alive in advance.
From July on, all songs for i/o are probably known from the tour. So it is with So Much – the track for this full moon. As announced on Bandcamp, first in the Dark Side Mix.
As part of his i/o tour, Peter Gabriel also played a concert in Bergen, Norway – mostly in daylight. Sebastian Wilken describes his journey to the concert and his impressions of the concert.
After their massive UK tour, Mike + The Mechanics played in the sold out Jahrhunderthalle in Frankfurt. Nico Bracht shares his impressions.
In June, we get the first song that visitors of the concerts already know: Road To Joy. Gabriel had mentioned it before, so it was already known that it would be part of i/o.
The fifth part of our Phil Collins Recording Compendium deals with the time before and after his third solo album No Jacket Required.
It is not quite as trivial as the publication date of Selling England seems. Reason enough for Alexander Sturm and Peter Schütz to do some more detailed research. You can find the result here.
Since January, the Full Moon Club is back. You can find it on Bandcamp and besides the normal track releases, Peter also makes special tracks available to the members.