London, Friday 6 March 2020) Genesis’, The Last Domino? Tour 2020, the band’s first in 13 years, has had to be extended after arenas in Liverpool, Newcastle, Leeds, Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow sold out in less than ten minutes. Tickets went on general sale at 9am this morning (Friday 6th March).

Tickets for all of the additional shows are on sale now through www.LiveNation.co.uk and the new dates are...

Tuesday 24th November Liverpool M&S Bank Arena
Friday 27th November Newcastle Utilita Arena
Thursday 3rd December Leeds First Direct Arena
Sunday 6th December Birmingham Utilita Arena
Wednesday 9th December Manchester Manchester Arena
Saturday 12th December Glasgow SSE Arena

For a full list of dates please see below. Tickets for the Dublin 3 Arena and Belfast SSE Arena shows go on general sale on Monday 9th March from www.ticketmaster.ie.

The Last Domino? Tour 2020 starts in Dublin on 16 November and will be Tony Banks, Phil Collins and Mike Rutherford’s first live outing together since the globe-trotting, sell-out Turn It On Again: The Tour in 2007. They will be joined on stage by Nic Collins on drums, and the bands long time guitar and bass player Daryl Stuermer.

Genesis, are among the biggest selling recording artists of all time and one of Britain's most internationally renowned bands. They have sold an estimated 100 million albums and have played to sold-out stadiums and arenas all over the world for decades.

The evolution of Genesis is unique, their sound developed and progressed throughout their career and with multiple line-up alterations in the early years, the classic line-up of Tony Banks, Phil Collins and Mike Rutherford took shape in 1976.

‘And Then There Were Three’ (1978) was the first album the band released as a three-piece and spawned the single ‘Follow You Follow Me’ which was their first UK top ten and US top 30 single and proved to be the start of huge commercial global success. The albums ‘Duke’ (1980), ‘Abacab’ (1981), ‘Genesis’ (1983), ‘Invisible Touch’ (1986) and ‘We Can’t Dance’ (1991) followed for the trio, alongside almost constant global stadium tours cementing the band as one of the most successful of all time.

Tony, Phil and Mike reunited again as a band in 2007 after almost 10 years for the Turn It On Again Tour which went on to be one of the biggest grossing tours on the year playing sold-out stadiums around the world.

The full tour dates are:
Monday 16th November Dublin 3 Arena
Thursday 19th November Belfast SSE Arena
Monday 23rd November Liverpool M&S Bank Arena
Tuesday 24th November Liverpool M&S Bank Arena
Thursday 26th November Newcastle Utilita Arena
Friday 27th November Newcastle Utilita Arena
Sunday 29th November London The O2
Monday 30th November London The O2
Wednesday 2nd December Leeds First Direct Arena
Thursday 3rd December Leeds First Direct Arena
Saturday 5th December Birmingham Utilita Arena
Sunday 6th December Birmingham Utilita Arena
Tuesday 8th December Manchester Manchester Arena
Wednesday 9th December Manchester Manchester Arena
Friday 11th December Glasgow SSE Arena
Saturday 12th December Glasgow SSE Arena