Phil Collins Says He Does “Contemplate” Performing Live Again: “I Can’t Really See It Happening, But I’m Healthier Now Than I Had Been For Quite A While”
Phil Collins has expressed that he is contemplating the possibility of performing live again, although he finds it unlikely. He mentioned that he is healthier now compared to previous years, despite ongoing health challenges. Collins also revealed he has been working on new music and has ideas for future projects.
- ▪Phil Collins stated he hasn't ruled out recording new music or touring.
- ▪He has faced significant health issues, including Type 2 diabetes and complications from a spinal injury.
- ▪Collins declined an invitation to perform at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction, citing the need to be 'match fit' for live performances.
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Phil Collins performs during a stop of his Not Dead Yet Tour at MGM Grand Garden Arena Oct. 27, 2018 in Las Vegas Ethan Miller/Getty Images In a recent interview, legendary rock singer and drummer Phil Collins says he hasn’t completely ruled out recording new music, or even touring. The erstwhile Genesis frontman told BBC Breakfast‘s Charlotte Gallagher that he “can’t really see it [performing live] happening, but I’m healthier now than I had been for quite a while.” Collins has been open about his medical struggles in recent years, previously revealing that he suffers from Type 2 diabetes and complications from a 2007 spinal injury.
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