Alistair MacDonald

Source: Far Out Magazine share.google/DfKXOXouM8PFkF…

Rick tries to identify where his Moog went when it blew up while Alan asks to be excused.

Check out my latest blog, Mexican Magic… hackettsongs.com/blog/latin-ame… Photo here with the Genetics guys…

Tony Banks, the Czech National Symphony Orchestra & Choir perform "Renaissance", from his most recent album "Five". Listen to the album: lnk.to/TonyBanks5

47 years ago today, 𝗦𝘂𝗽𝗲𝗿𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗺𝗽 released their iconic album 𝗕𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗸𝗳𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝗶𝗻 𝗔𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗮. - What is your favorite track from the album?

#OnThisDay in 2010 - Genesis were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame by Trey Anastasio of @phish. Pictured are Phil, Tony, Steve and Mike at the ceremony. 📸 Stephen Lovekin share.google/JQNtrJC08KMv2x…

It's a shame the Wakeman and Son show will not be recorded professionally . Out of my hands sadly .

Tony Banks explains his songwriting process for “Fading Lights”, the closing track to @genesis_band's “We Can’t Dance” - in this clip from the “No Admittance” documentary.

There was a fantastic crowd last night in Mexico City! Now on to Guadalajara…

My favorite song of theirs and an incredible performance of it 👌🏼🎶💚

Great to be back in Mexico City… Jo and I enjoyed visiting the cathedral and nearby ancient ruins. Now rehearsing with Genetics for the forthcoming tour!

@bits_o_glass Love the end bit especially live , great choice

Rick Wakeman’s 2026 Tour Opener Showcases Family Ties and Classic Yes Songs ultimateclassicrock.com/rick-wakemans-… @UltClassicRock

We have returned to our respective home bases following Cruise To The Edge. After a warm-up show at the 1865 in Southampton, where Ross Jennings and an acoustic Solstice opened the evening for us brilliantly, we journeyed to Miami and then performed twice on board the Cruise.

Fifty years ago this month, Genesis released "Ripples" b/w "Entangled" as a single from "A Trick Of The Tail". "For me it really evokes that first period when Phil took over the vocals." - Tony Banks Listen: lnk.to/GenesisRipples

I can't believe it's 11 years since he left us . He's still a major influence to bass players young & old . It was a privilege to watch him play & even more so for me as I had the privilege to be in the same band & be on stage with him . I'm sure he's causing chaos in Heaven !