Genesis Tickets

It was a little disconcerting to see Phil hobble in, but his singing was in fine form as was his charisma. The “acoustic” section offered great versions of The Lamb Lies Down as well as Follow You, Follow Me. This was my 8th or 9th Genesis show and it did not disappoint.

I was transfixed and entertained (once I finally got over the less than comfortable atmosphere) by all the songs and tunes I remembered from 30 years (and more) ago. It didn't seem quite real, but was enjoyable. Most of my fellow fans were about my age. Overall, I was impressed, although not 100%. It is clear that Phil Collins has aged more than Tony Banks or Mike Rutherford, who still have an amazing command of their instruments and the immortal tunes. I would have liked to have heard some selections from ABACAB, since it is now 40 years since it was released.

Genesis has been my favorite band since 1974 when some friends of mine were listening to the Lamb Lies down on Broadway. Since then I've seen them live 6 times. I'm a very active concert goer and of the over 300 concerts I've seen, Genesis shows are always in my top 10. This was no different. Phil's physical limitations clearly had no impact on his ability to entertain and engage the audience. Musicianship was stellar and Nicolas Collins on drums is truly, as Phil introduced him, The Boy Wonder. I live in Florida and they were not coming here so I went to them in DC. So glad I did. Another amazing and engrossing show.

Its unbelievable how good these guys are playing live, the best live performance I've ever witnessed!

although phil is seated he and the band gave a great performance!

It was an all around great experience from the venue to the AMAZING Performance of GENESIS 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏

Super show - great music and entertainment. No disappointments here - everyone at Capitol One Arena had a blast. The band has said this will probably be their last tour - Phil's health is not good but that didn't detract at all from his performance at this concert. If you have a chance to go see them, you should do that! Well worth it.

I've been a Genesis fan since the early 70s and have like or love nearly everything they've done. Whether with Gabriel and Hacket or the later versions. I saw them in the 90s in a huge concrete indoor area and thought the sound and lights were memorable. I recently caught the Last Domino tour in Washington, D.C. and easily put it among the my top show expereinces. The sound was superb, the lights and camera work was well done and kept me engaged. What a production crew! As musicians they all did their job superbly with the humility of real and proven pros. These are not flashy musicians that need to parade their talent. They use their abilities to allow the music to speak for itself. Yeah, Phil Collins is playful and a bit of a star- he's the front person. I give him major kudos for not minimizing or trying to disguise his disabilities. He is doing his job and not letting his mates- or audience- down. A couple weaker notes during the first song but rapidly bring the full force of his unique voice to bear solidly and convincingly. As far as Nic taking the throne from Phil...Wow! The kid can play... with the best of them. I loved seeing Phil and Chester Thompson on kits in the past but Nic was solid and engergetic. The show supposedly ran for two and a half hours but I felt like it was dreadfully too short. It felt like barely 50 minutes and I wanted to hear so much more. This D.C. Genesis Last Domino concert will be one of my all-time favorite live performances, no doubt.

The sears were further than i felt... for $600 + I walked aroynd to see closer n tye guards were annoying.

Concert was awesome…. Not sure i will go to that venue again because of the expensive convenience fees

Even tho Phil spent the whole show in a chair, they were great!

we got 2+ hours of Genesis. Great music played through an incredible sound system !! (Congrats CapitalOne Arena - the sound system upgrade is a success).

Best concert ever. Love Genesis. Arena was nice too.

Very controlled entry procedures by the staff, great concert, great concessions staff, and smooth exit procedures.

Genesis will always be one of the best bands of all time. My only regret is not seeing them more often in my younger years. The show in DC was magic. ❤

Started standing in a long line in the cold rain to enter the venue. We had paid premium prices in the pre-sale for seats facing the stage in the lower bowl. We arrived at our seats to discover that we were sitting in an obstructed view with all of the cables for the sound and lights hanging in front of us. There were no cup holders which are typical at our seat level so put my very expensive drink down on the floor only to have it spill on a seam in the floor which was not marked and the same color as the floor. Although the usher did have housekeeping clean it up, she told me to tell the server at the bar what happened and he would replace it, lots of luck there as the barkeep was not with the program. After complaining about the obstructed view, guest services moved us to seats to the side of the stage, but was a significantly lesser view of the show's video presentation. Would not do it again.

Big fan of Genesis pop music and some of their earlier rock. It was great to see the band back together. They played several songs that weren't their bigger pop hits and disappointingly left several of their bigger pop hits off the setlist (including Abacab). Phil is a fun personality, of course. The band seemed like they were stalling several times to give him a chance to recover his voice, so there were several times where the band would just jam for a while. Phil's son was fun to see on drums and he seems highly talented and having fun up there.

Loved the show. They never fail to deliver a good time. Bittersweet because it may be their last tour. I ope not!

I’ve been a Genesis fan for many years. I am so happy that I got the chance to attend this concert. I enjoyed old favorites and some songs that I was not as familiar with. I was disappointed that the band did not perform ‘Misunderstanding’ and ‘Hold on my Heart’. I would’ve preferred to hear those two songs and then some of the more obscure songs they performed.

Fantastic! Well choreographed show. Phil’s Collins did a nice job with vocals and his son was fantastic on drums. Played for almost 2 1/2 hours with only small breaks for Phillis Collins to engage with the audience. Played several of their most memorable songs however Abacab and no reply at all not among them. Overall, I would recommend seeing them if you have the chance