United Kingdom · Genesis tribute band · Phil Collins era
Genesish
Progressive rock · pop rock · tribute
Career
ReferenceInvisible Touch · Land of Confusion · Firth of Fifth
Availability, line-up, format and terms are confirmed for each proposal.
Introduction
The project
Genesish brings together the pop appeal and progressive ambition of Phil Collins-era Genesis. Vocals, keyboards, guitars and double drumming shape a concert where the familiar choruses of “Invisible Touch” and “Land of Confusion” meet the instrumental development of “Firth of Fifth” and “Dance on a Volcano”. The movement between direct songs and more expansive musical passages is central to the proposition: a repertoire to recognise and to explore through attentive listening. For theatres, festivals and programmes devoted to British rock, this independent tribute puts the band sound and the stage experience at the heart of the performance.
Career
Artistic journey
The British project features former members of the tribute Visible Touch and focuses on Genesis with Phil Collins. That experience underpins a presentation placing particular emphasis on the interaction between musicians and the double drumming associated with Genesis concerts. Its repertoire connects pop hits with progressive classics, exploring different sides of the same musical identity. This is an independent tribute, not a performance by Genesis or Phil Collins. Booking & Beyond handles availability enquiries and confirms the format, production and technical requirements for each event.
Selected content
Videos and tracks
Explore the original videos and tracks on YouTube. These links open the original content.Audiovisual content available on request.
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