Ray Wilson

Calling All Stations 30th Anniversary Tour 2027

30 years since the last Genesis studio album. A return to one of the most unique chapters in the history of the team.

2027 marks exactly 30 years since the release of “... Calling All Stations...”, the last studio album in Genesis history. Ray Wilson sang on this record, co-created it and recorded it as a member of Genesis. It was his characteristic dark vocals that became the voice of the final studio chapter of the legendary group. Wilson joined Genesis after the departure of Phil Collins. He was only 28 years old at the time, but he was already a huge success — as a singer, Stiltskin won first place on the UK charts with the song “Inside”, which also became one of the most recognizable rock hits of the 90s in Europe.

The very first meeting with the musicians of Genesis showed that his voice could open a whole new chapter for the band

With a voice quite different from Phil Collins, Wilson brought a darker, rougher tone to Genesis, evoking natural associations with Peter Gabriel and the band's earlier days. His appearance also influenced the direction in which the new material took.

This is how “... Calling All Stations...” was created. Ray Wilson was not just a singer performing pre-prepared material. As a member of Genesis, he participated in the creation process of the album, co-created it and recorded with the band the last studio album in its history.

In 2027, Ray Wilson — the Genesis vocalist who recorded and co-created the band's last studio album — returns to this unique material to mark its 30th anniversary.

The special “Calling All Stations — 30th Anniversary Tour” is not just a nostalgic throwback to a single album.

During the concerts there will be songs from “... Calling All Stations...”, but also the biggest hits of Genesis, including compositions that were included in the repertoire of the memorable Genesis tour with Ray Wilson in the lineup.