genesis

“This English and American tour, that will be enough for me,” singer says.

“I’m kind of physically challenged a bit, which is very frustrating because I’d love to be playing up there with my son."

Guitarist says keyboardist Tony Banks told him he “couldn’t do more solo albums" following 1975 debut.

Our writers debate highlights - and lowlights - of the band's eternal catalog.

Band gives taste of road production while announcing new U.K. and Ireland dates.

Our writers debate which decade produced the best studio material, whether Peter Gabriel or Phil Collins was the better frontman and if the prog-to-pop evolution was a satisfying arc.

They perform “Follow You Follow Me” on European tour.

Drummer recalls added advantage he gained by going for a swim before tryout.

For Genesis, chart success really was a matter of addition by subtraction.

Though he has certainly worked with lots of famous folks, Tony Banks calls supergroups "a little off-putting."

Tony Banks' music has been dotted with oboes and cornets since releasing 2004's 'Seven' – not synthesizer solos and tom-tom fills.

Genesis keyboardist Tony Banks is open to the idea of a reunion with colleagues Phil Collins and Mike Rutherford after recently attending one of Collins’s solo shows.