phil collins

Phil Collins admitted last fall that he'd been considering the possibility of a return to active duty. Now it looks like a comeback might really be in the cards.

Two '80s superstars made surprising on-stage comebacks this past week. But who did it better?

Phil Collins recently made his return to the concert stage -- but the performance did not take place in the venue that you might expect it to have happened.

Back in 2011, Phil Collins announced that he was putting his music career aside to devote more time to his family. He said, "I am stopping so I can be a full time father to my two young sons on a daily basis."

Four years after back injuries caused him to stop playing the drums, and three years since the release of his last solo album, Phil Collins says he's considering returning to the stage, possibly even as part of a Genesis reunion. The legendary rock band hasn't performed together since 2007.

What are your plans for Friday (Feb. 15)? You're going to need to cancel them, because we've just been informed that it's Phil Collins Day.

Well it seems as if Phil Collins has taken a lesson on the business of retiring from football legend Bret Favre.

Singer/songwriter Phil Collins may be calling it quits from the music business. Reportedly Phil developed hearing problems, a dislocated vertebra and nerve damage in his hands from playing the drums. But more than his slight disabilities, Phil Collins doesn't think he fits in the current music world and figures it's best to go out quietly.