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Peter Gabriel on 44th Anniversary of 3rd Album: 'A&R Guys Were Trying to Encourage Me to Sound Like the Doobie Brothers'

He offered his followers some behind-the-scenes insight into what goes on between artists and record company A&R staffers charged with guiding artists' careers.
Why Does Peter Gabriel Look Like an 'Evil' Phil Collins' Meme Goes Viral

Phil Collins has been out of the spotlight after announcing his retirement due to health issues.#PhilCollins #Genesis #PeterGabriel
A Look Back at Some of the Best Rock Concerts of 2023

Check out some of the best rock concerts that happened in 2023 as we're days away from welcoming a new year.#Rock #Concert
Peter Gabriel TOUR 2023 Extended: How to Get Tickets + New Dates, Venues Revealed

Peter Gabriel extended his upcoming tour by adding 13 more dates to his current schedule; check out below how to get tickets.#PeterGabriel #PeterGabrielConcert2023
Prog-Rock Icon Peter Gabriel "Horrified" By George Floyd's Murder

Musician and activist Peter Gabriel, the original lead vocalist for prog-rock band Genesis, condemns the death of George Floyd in a Twitter statement Monday, June 1.
"Genesis" frontman Peter Gabriel Releases Rare Concert Films to Help in Coronavirus Efforts

British singer-songwriter Peter Gabriel revived vintage concert films and uploaded them online to raise funds for Italy's fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
Sting to Perform at 2016 NBA All-Star Game & Tour With Peter Gabriel in May; Tickets Rising

2016 is already slated to be a huge year for Sting, as the NBA recently announced the former Police frontman will headline the 65th NBA All-Star Game halftime show on Sunday, February 14 in Toronto. The 64-year-old will also join forces with Peter Gabriel this summer for a co-headlining run called the Rock Paper Scissors Tour, which will hit 19 dates in North America. Sting is a 16-time Grammy Award-winning musician, playing countless sold-out tours and shows as both a member of The Police and as a solo artist. Tickets to see Sting at both the NBA All-Star Game, as well as on the Rock Paper Scissors Tour have hit the secondary market, and are rising in price quickly.
Sting, Peter Gabriel Announce Joint Headline Rock Paper Scissors Tour for Summer 2016

Sting and Peter Gabriel have been friends for three decades, and now the rock icons are bringing that friendship to the road once again. On Tuesday (Jan. 19), the duo announced a joint headlining North American tour for this summer, dubbed the Rock Paper Scissors Tour.
Is Peter Gabriel Going to Teach Monkeys How to Use Skype?

Peter Gabriel, who has previously worked with monkeys, may have just revealed that he is cooking up a plan to teach monkeys how to use the online chat interface, Skype.
Phil Collins Musical Comeback: Yay or Nay? Which Petition Will You Sign?

Shortly after undergoing major back surgery, Phil Collins announced his certain return to the music world, with most fans rejoicing. However, now a petition has been launched against his musical comeback, demanding “Phil Collins must be stopped.” In response, you can also sign a newly-launched petition in support of the singer/songwriter's return.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Bracket Challenge Round 2: Vote Who Moves On...Nine Inch Nails, Green Day, N.W.A. and More

Heavy hitters such as Nine Inch Nails, Green Day and N.W.A. have all moved on to the second round of Music Times' annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame tournament. By combining the obsessive bracketology of March Madness with the annual naming of nominees to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, we allow you, the fans, to vote for nominees competitively, and therefore choose just one winner. Last year's champ was Peter Gabriel, who overtook KISS in the championship. Vote below and check back next week for the Final Four. Let's see who's left after the first round this year.
5 Bands Pulling Music from Rush Limbaugh's Radio Program: Peter Gabriel, Rush and...Rage Against The Machine(?!?)

Rush Limbaugh is at it again this week, stirring up the pot by suggesting that if Kanye West had sung the racist song featured in the Oklahoma University SAE fraternity's notorious video, it would have been a hit. Many a performer—from Peter Gabriel to the band Rush—have requested Limbaugh remove their music from his radio program.