Peter Gabriel and Tony Levin look great considering they are both well into their seventies. As one person noted, Gabriel is still singing in the same key too,
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Peter Gabriel w/Tony Levin: Sledgehammer 2023
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Peter Gabriel and Tony Levin look great considering they are both well into their seventies. As one person noted, Gabriel is still singing in the same key too,
Thanks. Was wondering how he was sounding on the new tour - pretty damned good!
I love how they still have the stage moves and dance steps down even after 30 years!
Here he is on "Big Time" - starts on the synth bass, then breaks out the ol' Funk Fingers!
I hope I'm still in their kind of shape when I'm their age...
I am really looking forward to seeing this show!
I saw Peter Gabriel on the Us tour in '93. It really was amazing.
Seeing them next friday. Should be a good show.
When I grow up, I wanna be Tony Levin (... or possibly Rich Brown) 
I can't believe it's was a little over 50 years ago that I saw him performing with Genesis. What an incredible performer/artist.
Was that the "Secret World" tour? Legendary performances...
Just checked prices @Capitol One Arena in DC. Nosebleed going for $100, floor seats start @ $400. Can't believe I'm actually considering it…
Be sure and wave. I may be there too. I saw the Secret World tour back in the day and it was absolutely astounding. Soooo good!
Man, Peter sounds great! Rockin' band (that drummer, though!)! Tony and the Stingray.
I needed to go back to bed after a very late night, but I'm wide awake after those 2 clips! …
I needed to go back to bed after a very late night, but I'm wide awake after those 2 clips! …
Concert prices are just too high for me. Even small club tours are $75 lately. I know artists have to eat, but it has become a rare luxury for me.
Sadly, it's a double whammy. Artists have to charge more because they don't sell records or cds anymore. Spotify has ruined artists' income.
But Ticketmaster is the bigger culprit. They're literally scalping their own tickets. Their new "Certified Platinum" ticket pricing can double, triple or even quadruple seats that are in high demand. It's a money grab monopoly & should be illegal.
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