Phil Collins Tickets

“You’re wrong, Phil Collins is kickass sometimes!” – Rock of Ages (Broadway Musical).

And not just because he makes awesome music but also he’s a staple of endurance. In 2005, Collins announced “The First Final Farewell Tour” and the cheeky title was an indication that he might return for more. In the years that have gone by, life has been tough for Phil Collins – from losing the ability to play drums due to nerve damage and separation from wife to severe drinking problems, he suffered a lot but also endured. The proof of this is the 2018 North American leg of his “Not Dead Yet Tour.” Fresh Phil Collins tour dates have been announced and the comeback trek has taken the fans by storm. So buy your Phil Collins tickets before they are all sold out.

Phil Collins Tour – The Times They Are a-Changin

Well, for starters, Phil Collins has already hung his drumsticks for good. The nerve damage no longer allows him to play the drums, and the same has even affected his ability to stand for a long time, which is why Phil Collins live concerts see him sitting on a chair whilst performing.

What makes the “Not Dead Yet Tour” not so different is Collins’s voice – which is stronger than ever and can still touch the soul. His first solo tour in 12 years, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer will stop in fifteen cities and is already raking in a huge demand for Phil Collins tickets. Kicking off in October, Phil Collins concert in BB&T Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida is expected to be a sold-out event.

Celebrating Collins’s expansive career and his 2016 memoir “Not Dead Yet,” the tour will feature Daryl Stuermer, the longtime guitarist, keyboardist Brad Cole, the bassist Leland Sklar and percussionist Luis Conte. Perhaps the proudest moment for the singer will be to take the stage alongside his teenage son Nicolas, who will be rocking the drums.

Though battered and bruised, Phil Collins performs with the same energy he did back in his hey days. His voice retains the sultriness; it’s soulful during poignant lyrics and powerful when he’s rocking those cinematic ballads. Collins has held his own – he fought depression, overcame suicidal thoughts and bounced back rather positively from the devastating news of never playing his favorite instrument ever again, and that’s why he is still kickass.

Phil Collins Concert Tickets

The tickets for the North American leg are selling out fast, so make sure you get them in time to attend a rocking show by the Grammy Award winning musician.

Phil Collins was the backbone of the British rock band Genesis and later soared in his solo career. He steered the Genesis to newer heights at a time when the original frontman Peter Gabriel packed his bags and started his own career. During the 80s, he ushered the movie soundtrack scene into a new era, composing epic movie ballads like “Separate Lives” and “Against All Odds.” The romantic ballad “In the Air Tonight” remains one of the best love songs of all time, and not just because it featured Tom Cruise and Rebecca DeMornay doing the deed on subway in “Risky Business”. The track is driven by haunting lyrics and some mind-blowing drum solo. 

Lucky fans with Phil Collins tickets for his “Not Dead Yet Tour” will also get to enjoy the live rendition of “You Can’t Hurry Love” and “Against All Odds”. Collins will also be performing his classic numbers like “In the Air Tonight” and “Take Me Home”. Phil Collins perhaps just wants to feel the love once last time with his fans, but the feeling is definitely mutual, as witnessed from the deafening applause he gets at every concert.  Phil Collins – the fans Can’t Stop Loving You.

Still Not Dead Yet 2019 Tour

Phil Collins fans are in for a treat as the multi-talented music artist will be bringing his tour Still Not Dead Yet Live! to the US this fall. The itinerary includes fifteen dates so far. Joining the vocalist and drummer on the road would be bassist Leland Sklar, guitarist Daryl Stuermer, percussionist Luis Conte, keyboardist Brad Cole as well as Phil’s son Nicolas Collins on drums.

The trek kick starts with a performance at the American Airlines Center in Dallas on September 23 and is scheduled to conclude at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on October 19. Collins will also be making stops in notable cities including New York City, Buffalo, Detroit, Denver, Las Vegas and San Francisco.