Phil Collins

The 40th Anniversary Editions of Phil Collins’ 1985 Diamond-certified third solo album are available now. Order your copy: philcollins.lnk.to/NJR-40

Phil Collins released "Do You Remember" as a single in April 1990. 📹 Performed live at the Waldbühne in Berlin - Seriously Live! Tour 1990 Listen: lnk.to/PCDoYouRemember

Watch as Phil Collins performs a stripped-back version of "One More Night" for Wogan, 1985. "One More Night" reached #1 in the US, this week in 1985. Revisit the single: lnkfi.re/PCOneMoreNight

Phil Collins won Best Original Song at the Oscars for “You’ll Be In My Heart” from Tarzan, this week in 2000. “You don’t know what this means to me. You don’t know what this means to my kids! It’s fantastic.” - Phil, during his acceptance speech. 📸 Steve Starr, Steve Grayson

Wishing Tony Banks a Happy 76th Birthday today! 📸 Paddy Balls

Phil Collins, on set of the “Against All Odds” music video. 📸 Michael Ochs

Phil for the March 1997 issue of Modern Drummer Magazine, photographed by Ebet Roberts. Interviewed by William F. Miller during rehearsals for the Dance Into The Light Tour — the multi-page spread “Drummer To The Core” celebrated some of Phil’s greatest drumming moments.

"Ladies and gentlemen, on the electric guitar - Mr. Daryl Stuermer(er)!" 🎸 Phil, Arnold McCuller and Fred White dancing to Daryl’s legendary “Easy Lover” guitar solo on the Seriously Live! Tour - 1990. “Easy Lover” with Philip Bailey reached #1 in the UK this week in 1985.

Phil Collins was officially made an “honorary Texan” by state legislators this week in 2015, for the donation of his vast personal collection of Alamo artefacts back to the museum. 📸 Bob Daemmrich, Tom Reel

This week, 45 years ago - “Face Value” by Phil Collins made its debut on the Billboard 200 US album chart. Watch as Phil tells the story of how the album’s lead single “In The Air Tonight” was created in this 1999 interview clip from the “Classic Albums: Face Value” documentary.

This month, 40 years ago - Phil Collins released "Take Me Home" as the final single from "No Jacket Required" in the US. Watch the HD music video: youtu.be/sRY1NG1P_kw

"All I set out to do was to earn a living playing drums, you know? And as luck would have it, I've surpassed that." - Phil Collins 📷 Gretsch Drums

Phil Collins with Frida of ABBA at Polar Studios, working on her album “Something’s Going On”, which Phil produced with Hugh Padgham.

#OnThisDay in 1981, Phil Collins released “I Missed Again” as the second single from his debut album - “Face Value” — it was the lead single in the US & Canada. The track features The Phenix Horns, and a tenor sax solo from Ronnie Scott. #FaceValue45

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has announced Phil Collins in its list of 2026 Nominees! The Fan Vote is open now: vote.rockhall.com

Phil Collins in rehearsals for the "No Jacket Required" Tour in France - 1985. 📹 INA Archive

#OnThisDay in 1985 - Phil Collins released his Grammy-winning third studio album "No Jacket Required". The album has sold over 25 million certified copies worldwide, making it one of the best-selling albums of all time. Listen: lnkfi.re/NoJacketRequir…

Phil Collins released his era-defining debut album, 1981’s “Face Value” #OnThisDay, 45 years ago. Listen: lnkfi.re/PCFaceValue

The new limited edition 2LP colour vinyl edition of Phil's career-spanning hits collection, “The Singles” is available now. Order: philcollins.lnk.to/PC25singles

Phil Collins released "I Don't Care Anymore" as the third single from "Hello, I Must Be Going!" this month in 1983, which became his first of many singles to receive a Grammy nomination. 📹 Perkins Palace, 1982

Phil Collins tells the story of his 1970 audition for Genesis in conversation with Zoe Ball. ERAs: Phil Collins is a five-part podcast hosted by Zoe Ball available now. Listen to the audio interview on podcast services worldwide, or watch on BBC iPlayer in the UK only.