This October, Phil Collins will tour North America for the first time in 12 years. The North American leg of Collins’ "Not Dead Yet Tour" spans 15 dates kicking off October 5th in Ft. Lauderdale.

Tickets for the forthcoming Phil Collins concert at Liverpool’s Echo Arena have already appeared on an unofficial ticket re-selling website at sky-high prices.

Phil Collins may have become something of a punchline for some wannabe comedians in recent years but the speed with which tickets were snapped up for his first concert dates in a decade underlined his enduring appeal, perhaps along with an admiring curiosity that - as his autoboiography, which this tour is named after, states - he's Not Dead Yet.

After retiring in 2002, Phil Collins performed his first full set in six years last year, and now the former Genesis frontman has kicked off an honest-to-goodness tour in support of his upcoming memoir Not Dead Yet.

Phil Collins has been rushed to hospital after a fall forcing the singer to postpone two of his London shows.

The 66-year-old musician – who has spent the last 10 years in semi-retirement due to a dislocated vertebrae in his neck before making his return to the live music scene this year – fell and hit his head on a chair as he walked to the toilet in his hotel room earlier this week and, after having stitches on a gash on his forehead, was kept in hospital under observation.

He's not dead yet. Despite splitting his head open in a nasty fall just a few weeks ago, pop legend Phil Collins proved he could still deliver at a packed Aviva Stadium last night.

Phil Collins has added extra UK dates to his pair of rescheduled London shows later this year.

In this age of giant screens and vast PA systems, does it matter if a performer can’t physically perform any more? Phil Collins, once a mighty drummer and energetic frontman, made just about the least starry entrance I have ever seen at a rock concert.

Phil Collins have an incredible performance at the British Summertime Festival in Hyde Park, and handed over the baton to his drummer son Nic.