So, now that American tour dates have also been announced, we are of course curious whether or not you will go and see a show.
As we know that extra shows may pop up and sles start next week, votes can be changed / adjusted any time!
Let's get to the point. Which shows will you attend in North America in 2021?
When you look at the dates, it's likely that extra shows will be announced when ticket sales justify that.
Chicago, Montreal, Philadelphia, Columbus, Belmont, Boston and New York City seem obvious
Yesss! Wonder when tickets will be available?
2nd May PreSale, 5th May general sale
We have expected that (this is why)
GENESIS have just announced the North American leg of the tour (see our tour dates page for details, to be updated shortly after 4pm CET)
Yes, saw this on YouTube a while ago. A wonderful version! But of course it looks like all has been recorded prior to the airing, so it's not really live (which doesn't affect the quality of this version in any form)
I also think his New Blood version is extremely strong. It's kind of the opposite to the othe rlive versions, as it starts limited and ends with many instruments.
A song that really touches me!
Well, I was born too late for that. But friends of mine still tell me stories about that wonderful show at Hamburg's St Pauli stadium in 1982.
On the other hand - I also saw them in Drtmund 1998
The comment about Steve's "on track" book's existence being "a little surprising" is odd. He has been the most prolific solo member of the band, there's a lot more to explore there than with other members.
no doubt
but obviously Genesis, Gabriel (or Collins) have a bigger audience than Steve and therefore most likely more fans who would be interested in buying such a book. That's all.
Not sure how many of you know this video. It's just a wonderful piece of (Genesis) history.
enjoy ... and comment
My Invisible Touch playlist is:
Do The Neurotic
Land Of Confusion
Tonight Tonight Tonight
Throwing It All Away
Feeding The Fire
Domino
Anything She Does
The Brazilian
problem is: I have lost the album title 
I became a fan just before WCD came out, simply because I was young at the time. So I moved backwards through their catalogue and found something everywhere on each album. Obviously I became a big fan and I still am. I also know people who became fans in 2006/2007.
For me, an album like Invisible Touch opened many doors for the band, especially more people discovering their early days. A lot of them became fans. But of course those million sellers often attract people who just consume and don't become fans.
Then again, you have the live shows. Hardcore fans are a minority there when the band sells out 18,000 seats in an arena. So they obviously feel the need to balance the set. Which they managed quite well in 2007.
For this / next year, I just hope they are brave enough to surprise us all.
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Abacab
Three Sides Live
Mama
Invisible Touch
We Can't Dance
2007 reunion
I had tickets for the Calling All Stations tour, before they cancelled the US leg
That's great. Did you see a show each on every tour or did you see more sows? Which ones? And which was was your all time favorite Genesis gig?
That someone was me
We will have a review about Steve's book plus the Genesis On Track and the old Chris Welch complete guide online in 4-6 weeks.
I haven't read any of those books, so the review will of course be done by someone who did read all of them.
Looks like there are quite a few new books about Genesis & solo, besides the most common ones (biographies by Collins, Hackett, Rutherford, Macphail, books by Mario Giammetti)
We have compiled some info for you, additions welcome
So ...
Been listening to that album a lot and I still try to figure out where this stands in Fish's discography.
I enjoy a couple of track, like the title track, Walking On Eggshells or Garden Of Remembrance.
Bus especially he longer tunes Rose of Damascus and Waverley Steps leave me cold.
Little Man What Now, in contrast, is much simpler, but also much better.
So what are your thought about Weltschmerz?
Not sure if this is the right place to put this but I thought you would all be interested in this. Have just come across it. Transatlantic, one of new favourite bands though they've been going for ages.
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I wasn't aware they did that together. Thanks for sharing, will take a closer look tomorrow.
Christian, as a former history teacher, I’m super fascinated by the fact that you saw Genesis in Germany not too long after communism fell there. Was Gelsenkirchen in East Germany? What was that concert like? I saw your from Dresden. Did you grow up in East Germany? I love getting to know people from different backgrounds.
no, actually I was born in Remscheid, which is something like 70km away from Gelsenkirchen. It’s in the Ruhr Area and the concert took place in the stadium of the football club Schalke 04.
I moved to Dresden in 2007, so I cannot tell you what it’s like. But I do have a circle of friends here and we talk about music a lot with a beer or two (not at the moment but that will hopefully change). And they have the eastern background, driving to Hungary to get specific records, being in Berlin listening to Genesis 1987 when they played on the other side of the wall etc.
more interesting in that respect might be the Berlin shows Phil did in 1990, that was after the wall came down but before reunification.
Thanks for your feedback. Some little things have been adjusted, nothing major, just based on the feedback from the band (i.e. Timeline, oder of events etc)
I will be happy and believe it when they really do it. Enough speculation ...
exactly. Got tix for the second Glasgow shows, but despite the tour itself, I hope it's feasable regarding travel etc...
Here
six episodes available
there is also a separate thread
