Genesis

In the summer of 1986, Genesis was at the peak of their commercial success, fully embracing the pop-rock sound that defined their '80s era. Before their iconic live performance in Detroit, they released the album 'Invisible Touch' in 1986, which not only marked a significant moment in their career but also became their most commercially successful work. The album featured hit singles like 'In Too Deep' and 'Land of Confusion.' Interestingly, this particular tour was their first to prominently feature the new lineup with Phil Collins taking center stage as the lead vocalist, following Peter Gabriel's departure years earlier. This Detroit show captured the band's effortless ability to blend theatricality with catchy melodies, making it a memorable stop on a tour that showcased the exhilarating highs of their evolution as a group.

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