That’s all.
Prog-rock hitmakers Genesis played what the band said will be its final concert Saturday night at London’s 02 arena. Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford and Tony Bank — with Collins’ son Nic on drums — ended their live performance with a 23-song set, according to Variety.
That set included classics like “Turn It On Again,” “Throwing It All Away,” and “That’s All” from their self-titled 1983 album. Collins, who joined the band in 1970 and became its singer following Peter Gabriel’s 1975 departure, confirmed Saturday the tour-ending show would be the band’s last concert ever.
“Yes, after tonight we all have to get real jobs,” he said on video posted online.
The eight-time Grammy Award winner, who’s 71, has struggled with back and hip problems dating back roughly 15 years. According to Distactrify.com, Collins injured a vertebrae in his neck while drumming on Genesis’ 2007 reunion tour. Collins also enjoyed a long and successful solo career, while Rutherford found hits with side projects like Mike + the Mechanics. Banks, who has also recorded several solo albums, is a film composer.
Collins, who performs sitting down, told the BBC in October that he could barely hold a drumstick in his condition. He also said he suffered injuries to his foot during a fall while recovering from an unrelated foot surgery.
“I’m kind of physically challenged a bit which is very frustrating because I’d love to be playing up there with my son,” he said.
Genesis was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2010.
