#OnThisDay in 1975, “The Carpet Crawlers” was released as the second single from the inimitable “The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway”.
The song was also re-released in 1999 as the final single in the Genesis catalogue, featuring new vocals from Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel.

“The Colony Of Slippermen”, Live at London Lyceum Theatre in 1980.

#tbt

The legendary “Firth of Fifth”, live on the 'We Can’t Dance' tour, 1992.

A staple of the band's live set over the last forty years, which is your favourite performance of this track?

“Paperlate” performed on Top Of The Pops in 1982.

Did you know that “Paperlate” is one of two songs in the Genesis catalogue to feature contributions from the Earth, Wind & Fire horn section - can you name the other? 🎺

#OnThisDay in 2014, Peter Gabriel was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by Coldplay’s Chris Martin, who said of Peter: 'He’s always been an innovator and a seeker, at the forefront of the digital revolution.'

“Abacab”, Live in Birmingham on The Mama Tour, 1984 🇬🇧

“Hold On My Heart” was released as the third single from “We Can’t Dance” #OnThisDay in 1992. Did you know the track was titled “Burt” during development due to its Burt Bacharach feel?

Watch the official video here: bit.ly/GenesisHOMH

Some dance moves from Phil and Daryl during “That’s All” live at Wembley Stadium, 1987 🕺

Wishing a happy #WorldDrummersDay to all the drummers out there! 🥁💥

Genesis’ ninth studio album “...And Then There Were Three…” was released #OnThisDay in 1978.
It was their first record as the three-piece that would reach new heights commercially and marked a shift in focus to blending more accessible music with the traditional Genesis sound.📀

Happy Easter to Genesis fans everywhere!

📸 David Scheinmann

#OnThisDay in 1980, Genesis’ tenth studio album “Duke’ was released.

It would go on to become the band’s first UK #1 album and received a platinum certification in both the US and UK. What’s your favourite track on the record? 👀

Listen: lnkfi.re/GenesisDuke

Wishing a happy birthday to our very own, Mr. Tony Banks 🎹

Two years ago, Genesis played the final show of their 'The Last Domino?' tour in London. The show featured the band’s most ambitious lighting yet, a new drummer in Nic Collins, and a career-spanning setlist to close out one of the most influential chapters in music history.

Originally written for the “Mona Lisa” film soundtrack, “In Too Deep” is one of 18 Genesis classics featured on the upcoming 25th anniversary edition of “Turn It On Again: The Hits” 🎸

Now available to pre-order as 2LP vinyl sets and on CD: Rhino.lnk.to/TIOATH

A closer look at “Turn It On Again: The Hits” 2LP sets — released on vinyl for the first time May 3, in black and “Invisible Touch” clear wax.

Pre-order: Rhino.lnk.to/TIOATH