In a move that has left fans ecstatic, legendary musician Peter Gabriel has announced a surprise comeback tour and a brand-new album after a 15-year hiatus. The iconic singer-songwriter, known for his innovative sound and powerful lyrics, last released a studio album in 2002 (Up) and had been relatively quiet on the music front until now.
The announcement of Gabriel’s upcoming tour and new album, titled marks his official return to the music scene. Gabriel confirmed that the new album, which had been long rumored, is set to be released in 2023. His comeback tour, also called *i/o*, will take him across Europe and North America, with stops in major cities including London, New York, and Los Angeles. Gabriel’s return is especially exciting for fans who have waited nearly two decades for fresh material from the former Genesis frontman
Gabriel’s project is not just another release. Known for pushing the boundaries of music, this album explores themes of connection, mortality, and the cosmos, while blending the familiar progressive rock and world music elements he is famous for. Gabriel has also integrated groundbreaking audio-visual experiences into his work, promising fans an immersive live experience during the tour. “I always wanted to make something that feels connected,” he said of the album, hinting at the spiritual and philosophical dimensions that underpin much of his music
The comeback is made even more special by Gabriel’s collaboration with longtime friends and fellow musicians such as Tony Levin and David Rhodes, as well as contributions from his daughter, Melanie Gabriel. His unique approach to music, which combines technological innovation with timeless storytelling, ensures that will be a memorable addition to his impressive discography
With excitement building, tickets for the tour are expected to sell out quickly as fans prepare to reconnect with Gabriel’s legendary live performances. The albumalong with the tour, promises to remind the world why Peter Gabriel remains one of the most influential figures in modern music.
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