Phil Collins

The official Twitter feed for singer-songwriter, drummer & producer, Mr. Phil Collins.

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Phil Collins is a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2026 Inductee! @rockhall

"Obviously I’m pleased and honored to be inducted. It wraps up what has been a wonderful life in music." PC

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The 78-date “First Final Farewell Tour” began in June 2004, kicking off in Milan.

📹 “A Groovy Kind Of Love” at the Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy.

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"Sussudio" reached number one in the US in June 1985!

📹 Performed here on Countdown.

Listen: https://t.co/G7WSh8pipI

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Congratulations to the BBC Eras team on winning Gold in the Music Podcast category at the 2026 New York Festivals Radio Awards.

Listen to the Eras: Phil Collins 5-part series wherever you get your podcasts - https://t.co/aetBlLtvYT

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Phil chatted with Charlotte Gallagher this morning on @BBCBreakfast, discussing his Rock Hall induction, Live Aid memories and more.

The full interview is available to watch on BBC Breakfast and @BBCNews today.

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Phil Collins’ legendary soundtrack for Disney’s “Tarzan” was first released on this day in 1999.

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“Why Can’t It Wait ‘Til Morning” was released as the fourth UK single from “Hello, I Must Be Going!” in May 1982.

📹 Performed here on The Leo Sayer Show in 1983.

Listen: https://t.co/npcb9hpy4G

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Celebrating #InternationalJazzDay today.

📹 The Phil Collins Big Band - Pick Up The Pieces (Live at Montreux Jazz Festival 1998)

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This week in 1987, calling themselves “The Heaven Band”: Phil Collins, Eric Clapton, Nathan East and Greg Phillinganes played at Madison Square Garden - touring in support of Eric’s album “August”, produced by Phil.

📸 Ebet Roberts

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Watch as Phil Collins takes you behind the scenes of the “Both Sides of The World” 1994 Tour in this clip from the “A Closer Look” documentary.

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Phil Collins released "I Cannot Believe It's True" as a single in the US and Canada from "Hello, I Must Be Going!" in April 1983. In other territories, it was the B-side to "You Can't Hurry Love".

📹 Live at Perkins Palace, 1982

Listen: https://t.co/K7uRVGOP4S

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We’re saddened to hear of the passing of Harry Kim, an extraordinary musician and friend who performed with Phil for decades.

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1 billion streams and counting… “In The Air Tonight” has officially joined the #BillionsClub @Spotify

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Phil Collins released "Something Happened On The Way To Heaven" this month in 1990.

📹 Performed here on the 1997 "A Trip Into The Light" Tour in Paris.

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Phil Collins released "Do You Remember" as a single in April 1990.

📹 Performed live at the Waldbühne in Berlin - Seriously Live! Tour 1990

Listen: https://t.co/n5nEeozW3n

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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: https://t.co/BPampRL9g2

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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

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Wishing Tony Banks a Happy 76th Birthday today!

📸 Paddy Balls

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

📸 Michael Ochs

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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.