Genesis – reports, reviews, interviews, tour dates, a discography and further information about your favourite rock group.
On 25 August 1997, Genesis presented their new album Calling All Stations to the European public at Alex in Berlin. The German Genesis Fan Club was there and also had the opportunity to speak with the two founding members of Genesis.
In 1997, Genesis returned with their album Calling All Stations and a new band line-up, introducing Ray Wilson and two drummers.
The band had known it for three years, but it was made official only in March 1996: Phil Collins leaves Genesis to have more time to follow up his own projects. Read about the backgrounds here and also read the official statement.
In October 1995, an interview was also conducted in London with Glen Colson, who initially coordinated the Genesis Archive project.
In October, we conducted an interview with Tony Banks at the farm in Surrey about the plans for the Genesis Archive box sets.
The concert film Genesis in Concert 1976 is now available on Laserdisc.
In 1992 Genesis went on the We Can't Dance Tour, and once again everything became bigger and more gigantic than on previous tours.
In 1993 Genesis together with Pink Floyd and Queen played a concert at Cowdray Ruins. It was their last performance with Phil Collins.
Genesis released the second part of their live album from the We Can't Dance tour in January 1993. The Way We Walk: The Longs was mainly for the long-term fans of the band.
The extremely successful 1992 open air world tour and the theatre tour that followed in the UK prompted several releases. The first of these was volume 1 of The Way We Walk – The Shorts.
