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A little AI and a lot of “i/o,” Peter Gabriel trades nostalgia for an avant-garde Fiserv adventure

Typically speaking, artists who’ve been active since the late 1960s frequently trot out the same old bag of tricks, but then there’s Peter Gabriel, who’s always [More…]

Mind-blowing Steve Hackett samples solo “Surrender,” last Genesis supper “Seconds Out”

Now that “The Last Domino” dropped for Genesis, former guitarist Steve Hackett is the sole member revisiting the group’s classic period throughout the 1970s on the [More…]

Steve Hackett (Genesis): “Seconds Out + More” Tour at Copernicus Center

Click here for a review of Steve Hackett at the Copernicus Center. For additional information on Steve Hackett visit HackettSongs.com. Upcoming concert highlights at the [More…]

Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett leans acoustic and orchestral “Under A Mediterranean Sky”

Within a mere matter of months since releasing his autobiography, “A Genesis In My Bed,” and the concert collection, “Selling England By The Pound & Spectral [More…]

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Steve Hackett goes inside the pages of “A Genesis In My Bed”

Classic-era Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett isn’t just an integral shaper of the group’s experimental seasons throughout the 1970s (when Peter Gabriel sang in outrageous [More…]

Genesis’ entire “England,” “Spectral,” “Edge” slices comprise sumptuous Steve Hackett helping

There’s never been a period of Steve Hackett’s lengthy study of the guitar when he hasn’t been uncompromisingly prolific, but ever since he was inducted into the Rock [More…]

Steve Hackett: “Genesis Revisited” Tour at Copernicus Center

Click here for a review of Steve Hackett at the Copernicus Center. For additional information on Steve Hackett visit HackettSongs.com. For a list of upcoming concerts at the [More…]

King Crimson gears up for golden anniversary with reflections from ace bassist Tony Levin

The virtuoso players and their experimental soundscapes may have regularly shifted, but innovation and progression remain key principles in King Crimson 50 years after [More…]

A seated, “Not Dead Yet” Phil Collins comes alive at United Center

Longtime Genesis drummer turned singer Phil Collins was the first to freely admit he couldn’t dance a couple of decades ago, though when the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer [More…]

Carl Palmer’s ELP Legacy: Progtoberfest II at Reggies Chicago

Click here for a review of Carl Palmer from Progtoberfest II at Reggies Chicago. For additional information on Carl Palmer, visit CarlPalmer.com. For a list of upcoming shows [More…]