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My old friend Mike who lives in Houston (I am in Canada now), recorded the whole show like he always does,
problem with his recordings is that he focuses mostly on the performer and not the visuals. But here it is:
click on where it says "watch the whole show" during Peter's introduction to the final show.
There is a Genesis tribute band called Genetics that BTW Steve Hackett has recommended.
Genetics will play the Progstock festival (Rutherford New jersey USA) October 5th and you can stream it if you like, this is the link:
https://www.stageit.com/progst…nesis_tribute_band/112833
Happy listening!
You haven't seen Tony Levin's updates?
https://tonylevin.com/road-dia…abriel-io-tour-us-canada/
Thanks for your report
I was reading in the wrong place! Thanks for the link.
I saw Peter at this venue in 2002 and the sound was really great.
In the end you will always have people who do not sit in the most perfect area for the best sound. But let's see what raeltheduke will tell us!
Hi Christian and fans,
Excuse the delayed posting, I was travelling and have been catching up too!
It was a show that far exceeded my expectations, from start to finish, Peter Gabriel never disappoints. I can understand french he spoke but the acoustics were quite bad that night for voice only but music PA sound was outstanding.
I have some images but these are pretty much the same as the ones already posted here.
I am disappointed that Tony Levin has not posted anything on his image diary for the North American tour, hopefully when he has more time.
The set list as you all know was pretty much the same as the European set list but I would have liked to hear some of my favorites like San Jacinto, In the Air, Intruder, Games without frontiers and white shadow.
But I enjoyed especially Sledgehammer, Red rain, the artwork on the new songs and Big Time. The visuals are something to behold, Robert LePage has once again outdone himself!
I got the program that is very thick and heavy, worth the $40 and a baseball hat, I'm not much for T-shirts anymore and those has quite minimalistic design I might add. I would say it was a sell out.
In all, it was a great experience and I would never miss Peter if he comes back (sooner!)
- Steve Hackett plays in Montreal next week, also sold out.
yes but this will be part of a new show so a new thread will appear
So this is no longer part of the Foxtrot at 50 tour?
If not, this new show would be a combination of old genesis and solo material, I guess. Sort of a Steve Hackett Extravaganza!
I've been checking Tony Levin's Diary and nothing yet about rehearsals or welcoming photos.
I'm sure something will pop-up during the weekend.
I'm already receiving emails from Ticketmaster on how the electronic ticket works (that I've used before) but those reminders about my concert next Wednesday for Peter gabriel get me all pumped up! WOOHOO!
A friend of mine who lives in Houston Texas, has just emailed me saying that Steve Hackett will play at the Stafford Center (outside Houston) on April 9th 2024.
These would be a new batch of dates and the first Texas concerts for Steve Hackett in ages!
The expectation and anticipation is now growing by the day, very excited to be going to Peter's show at the Montreal QC Bell center in just a couple of weeks!!
Last show was Steve Vai on August 2 at Dalhousie University Hall Halifax NS Canada.
Incredible show!
I'll be at the Houston show too!
Good thing that show won't be until October or else Peter will bake in the Texas heat as it is now 
Is this festival available to watch replays, other than YouTube?
enjoy it! Just saw the amazing finale of the European tour (see Dublin thread)
I recall you said once that you came to Montreal in the past to see Genesis, are you considering coming over the pond to see PG?
Besides Montreal, there are also Canadian dates in Quebec City, Toronto, Ottawa and Vancouver.
I hope they'll try to film the tour in the USA, as this show is truly magical and different from anything he's done before!
Or filmed in Canada. My show is #4 in Montréal on the new North American trek, I can't hardly wait!
I read a comment that ticket sales in Europe were not all that good which surprises me after seeing those enormous crowds from the pictures taken by Tony Levin at all the venues.
The shows in Montreal and Toronto are quite full or possibly sold out but now it is very difficult to see a sellout when the Ticketmaster site will always display resale tickets even if the show is sold out.
Hopefully a show will be filmed and recorded for a live album, the last Blu-Ray Front to Back was fantastic. Too bad the Rock & scissors tour with Sting was not released, I saw that one in 2016 but visually was not even half as spectacular as this one has proven to be.
The Programme has 100 (!) pages
And it won't be cheap considering that volume, the Roger Waters programme cost $45 that seemed a little too steep.
Final German stop.
Auf Wiedersehen Deutschland 
so far, nothing was filmed professionally (apart from cameras for screens). There are also no double shows this time, neither in Europe, nor in North America.
I guess that when the double shows are scheduled, it is intended to be filmed and the editor has the choice to pick the better takes for the final release.
Well, so maybe there is still a chance one of the remaining concerts in Europe or North America will be filmed, fingers crossed.
Display MoreI'm sorry to hear about your experience. Yes, I can imagine it's disappointing not having the slides, as they're an integral part of the experience.
All in all though, I would urge you not to write them off just yet. Apparently they're doing the Selling England tour next year...
I'm only saying this because I've seen them about 8 times and they've all been great.
EDIT Just reread your previous post, so I now know you've seen them before. So fair enough.
Exactly! A Lamb show without slides is NOT a Lamb show and that night was very frustrating and puzzling.
But I've seen the Selling England show before (twice) and that one did have the original slides (Moonlit Knight) and backdrops, this next one should be good, I might give it a second thought and not write them off yet.
Has there been any concert so far on the Euro i/o tour to be considered for a Blu-Ray future release?
Went to see The Musical Box last week. And boy was I disappointed.
First, this was the first time that I have ever seen the Lamb lies down performed WITHOUT SLIDE PROJECTIONS. Incredible and no explanation was given why, I can only assume because the stage was too small but even so it was not really a lamb show.
And second, I was told that when the vocalist (Denis) does his interlude chats to the audience, the guitarists make annoying guitar tuning on purpose that was in fact very annoying.
And lastly, the encores were not like the original show (that I did see in 1974) but that's ok, I had never seen The Knife live. But in all, I think this was the last time I will go see these guys.
watching the YouTube Jeff beck tribute concert at RAH that were truly incredible, what musicians!
