Detroit Free Press — Phil Collins performs at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2019, part of his Still Not Dead Yet Tour.             more info

Detroit Free Press — With his teen son on drums, Collins sang two hours of familiar hits in a nostalgic show that had him playing ringmaster from a chair at center stage.             more info

Detroit Free Press — The English pop-rocker was in town as part of his Still Not Dead Yet Tour, a globetrotting run that has seen him playing solo hits and Genesis songs.             more info

Detroit Free Press — Phil Collins performs during his Still Not Dead Yet tour at the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2019.             more info

Consequence of Sound — As part of a six-song set on Live Lounge promoting the pop star's new album, Lover. Taylor Swift covers Phil Collins’ “Can’t Stop Loving You” on BBC Radio’s Live Lounge: Stream Ben Kaye more info

Stereogum — Here in the United States, Taylor Swift's Lover just had the biggest opening week since her own Reputation in 2017. It's also #1 over in the UK, where Swift spends a lot of her time these days due to the romance with "London Boy" Joe Alwyn that ins... more info

JamBase — Watch Phil Collins and Mike Rutherford of Genesis share the stage for the first time in 12 years on Friday night in Berlin. more info

Consequence of Sound — Their first such performance together in 12 years. Phil Collins and Mike Rutherford reunite to perform Genesis’ “Follow You Follow Me”: Watch Alex Young more info

Stereogum — Phil Collins kicked off Still Not Dead Yet Live!, the latest leg of his comeback tour, in Europe this week. Mike & The Mechanics, the band from Collins' old Genesis bandmate Mike Rutherford, have been opening up the last few dates. And last night, at... more info

Totally Fuzzy — "Earthglow - ARK-2 (TopPop)" music video by Flaming YouthAdded: 03-06-2019Genre : Rock & AlternativeDescription : Flaming Youth - Earthglow - ARK-2 - 1-11-1969 • TopPopFlaming Youth were a British rock band, active in the late 1960s. They were ... more info