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Genetics at Teatro Municipal, Lima, Peru

• Watcher of the Skies
• The Fountain of Salmacis
• Dancing With the Moonlit Knight
• I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)
• Firth of Fifth
• More Fool Me
• The Battle of Epping Forest
• After the Ordeal
• The Cinema Show
• Aisle of Plenty
• Supper's Ready
• The Musical Box
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Genetics at Teatro Nescafé de las Artes, Santiago, Chile

Genetics at teatro gran rex, buenos aires, argentina, genetics at teatro ópera, buenos aires, argentina.

• Deep in the Motherlode
• Carpet Crawlers
• One for the Vine
• The Story of Albert
• Behind the Lines
• Guide Vocal
• Turn It On Again
• Duke's Travels
• Duke's End
• Say It's Alright Joe

Genetics at Quality Espacio, Córdoba, Argentina

Genetics at centro cultural güemes, rosario, argentina, genetics at private venue, buenos aires, argentina.

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• I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) ( 15 )
• Firth of Fifth ( 14 )
• Supper's Ready ( 12 )
• The Musical Box ( 12 )

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City Delights and Mountain Heights August 2023

Band rehearsal - Steve & Genetics Photo © Jo Hackett

Steve in exotic Peru Photo © Jo Hackett

Show in Rio, Brazil Photo © Jo Hackett

Jo and I were full of excited anticipation as we set off with guitar tech pal Vince for Argentina, first stop to rehearse for the South American tour with the band Genetics.

It felt good to be back there again after five years, with the pandemic having held everything up. Our pal Claudio took us to some fab Argentinian restaurants and we then reconnected with the Genetics team, all lovely guys and great musicians. After joining them for a wonderful barbecue, we had two rehearsal days in Buenos Aires before heading off to our first destination... Lima, Peru.

The Lima show in the beautiful Gran Teatro Nacional went really well and it was great to reconnect with promotor Alberto Menacho who entertained us all in his lovely home and took us to two beautiful restaurants, surrounded by exotic vegetation... one overlooking the sea and the other situated within impressive ruins of an ancient pre Inca temple.

Then on to Chile, where we played two sold out shows with amazing crowd reactions. The promotion team and their friends were really hospitable, with a special welcome meal and a wonderful barbecue. Genetics singer Tom and his pal Andrés took Jo and me up to the foothills of the Andes, which gave us a brilliant view of those magnificent mountains.

From the snow capped mountains of Chile we flew on to the sunny exotica of Rio, Brazil. Promotor Steve Altit took Jo, Vince and me out for a nice meal. Three successful shows in Rio, Niteroi and São Paulo followed on successive days. It was good to reconnect with friends and following his own special show, my musician pal Ritchie joined us all to sing All Along The Watchtower at the end of our encore. It was fun to play virtually on the waterside in Niteroi, where we had a view of Rio over the water. The São Paulo gig was really wonderful with a huge, enthusiastic audience.

It was good after all those shows and the travelling for Jo and me to spend a few days in Buenos Aires again ahead of the big show there. Special friends Daniel Rawsie of Genetics and Alejandro Araujo took us to visit and see many lovely places. We were fascinated to explore many parts of Buenos Aires with its many influences, particularly from Spain, Italy and France. The underground tunnels were intriguing and spooky, whilst the beautiful Colon Theatre totally took our breath away. We also had a wonderful visit to Tigre, where beautiful waterways wind between palms and atmospheric old buildings. It was good to connect with other pals as well, and I felt rested and ready for the big Buenos Aires show on Friday!

The gig was totally exciting with an ecstatic crowd of about 5000 people and the band in great form. What a fantastic way to end a special tour with such lovely, talented musicians.

My thanks to the Genetics team, Alberto Menacho, Steve Altit and all the promotors as well as Wayne and Brian for enabling everything. A big thank you too to Vince for all his invaluable help and to Alejandro and Daniel for their wonderful hospitality. It has been a special experience and I hope to get back to South America soon!

Steve backstage with the Genetics guys Jorge, Horacio, Daniel, Tom, Claudio and Leo Photo © Jo Hackett

Show in Lima, Peru Photo © Jo Hackett

Steve with Alberto Menacho, the Genetics guys and team in Lima, Peru Photo © Jo Hackett

The Andes from the sky Photo © Jo Hackett

Steve and Jo with view of the Andes Photo © Jo Hackett

Show in Santiago, Chile Photo © Jo Hackett

Steve in Rio, Brazil Photo © Jo Hackett

Steve with Ritchie in Rio Photo © Jo Hackett

Ritchie joins Steve and Genetics on stage for the last encore song in Niteroi Photo © Jo Hackett

Steve with Steve Altit and the Genetics guys backstage in São Paulo Photo © Jo Hackett

The São Paulo show Photo © Jo Hackett

Majestic Buenos Aires Photo © Jo Hackett

Steve in the Colon Theatre, Buenos Aires Photo © Jo Hackett

Steve with Alejandro and Daniel in a unique restaurant, Buenos Aires Photo © Jo Hackett

A view of Tigre Photo © Jo Hackett

Steve with Jo beside the river estuary, Buenos Aires Photo © Alberto Lago

The show in Buenos Aires, Argentina Photo © Jo Hackett

The Buenos Aires show Photo © Jo Hackett

Dave Kerzner

Modern progressive rock, aor and classic rock music, announcing 2 special dave kerzner band shows at progstock 2023.

Genetics Genesis Tribute Band and Unplugged Dave Kerzner Band Thursday, October 5, 2023 8:30PM at The Williams Center in Rutherford, NJ

First show: We will be performing at a ProgStock pre-festival special event where I’ll be playing the songs from my forthcoming solo album and then I’ll be guesting with the premier Argentinian Genesis tribute band Genetics in a live performance of songs from Genesis’ 1980 Duke Tour. Same venue as Progstock in Rutherford, New Jersey on October 5th.

Tickets: https://www.simpletix.com/e/progstock-2023-pre-festival-special-event-tickets-139480

Dave Kerzner Band Full Show Playing Dimensionaut and more! Saturday October 7, 2023 8:00PM at The Williams Center in Rutherford, NJ

Second show we’ll be performing a different set that includes the entire Dimensionaut album by Sound of Contact on October 7th which requires a Progstock Pass, sold separately on Progstock’s web site: https://www.simpletix.com/e/progstock-2023-festival-3-day-passes-134100

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Probably the Best Genesis Tribute Band in the UK

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Los Endos capture the excitement of a live Genesis gig from the Seventies, with a 2½ hour show of scintillating musicianship and a state of the art light show. Featuring music from their early heyday when Peter Gabriel sang and Steve Hackett played guitar to when Phil Collins took centre stage, Los Endos have focussed on music from all the hit albums of the 70’s plus a few surprises.

As avid fans of the music the band and technical crew have spent many hours creating a show that is second to none in bringing to life some of the greatest music of the era – 'Probably the best Genesis Tribute Band in the UK'.

So please explore the site, check out the gigs and keep prog rock music live.

Latest News - 26th September 2023

The band are now embarking one of their busiest ever tours performing 'Take a Little Trip Back, Again' to delighted audiences around the country, as Essex and Tyneside can attest! Surrey, Kent and Oxfordshire are on the radar - Please check out our upcoming gigs here . As David Smith from Essex said "Thank again for bringing such great enjoyment to us all. I suggest that you drop the “Probably” from your advertising, as you have proved to be the best Genesis tribute band in the UK for many years !"

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1973-74 was an amazingly productive period for GENESIS, with the releases of Selling England and the Lamb, probably the artistic pinnacle of their early period. How else could Los Endos - Ultimate Genesis celebrate the 50th Anniversary of this moment in time but to craft a set of the very best of these masterpieces that we have called 'Selling Lamb by the Pound'. Come and enjoy a 2½ hour set of the very best of this music crafted for you by probably the best Genesis tribute in the UK - great sound, great light show, great experience - the greatest of prog rock. Only the finest cuts, as our poster says!!

Steve Hackett continues to tour the amazing music of Genesis (thanks Steve!) it makes you realise that the magnificent music he produced with Genesis is timeless (and not embarassing or pretentious as critics have maintained until recently) and if you want to enjoy the exhilaration of this music live and up close you can't do better than Los Endos. We are proud to be selling signed copies of 'My Book of Genesis' by Richard MacPhail on our merchandise desk at gigs. Take a look at the new T-shirts while you're there, and say 'Hello' to Carole!

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Our video recorded live at The Playhouse in Whitley Bay is now available and is selling well to great reviews. The band have never sounded or looked as good, we hope you'll agree! You can buy the DVD on line on our Merchandise page , or at one of our shows.

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Thanks very much for a fantastic evenings entertainment at the Mick Jagger Centre. I thought you performed the songs with great skill and heart. Loved the synths on Cinema Show (so much like the 76-77 live Genesis) and the pair of And Then There Were Three tracks in particular - I have always thought it an underrated album in their catalogue and it was good to see those treasures dusted off. You were really on fire during The Lady Lies. The whole show was superb. - Rhys Hughes

Saw you on Saturday night at The Mick Jagger Centre, excellent night, thank you all very much. I lived through that musical period in my early twenties and saw Genesis a few times but that was a long time ago and it is really good to hear the material again. What I found great is you were not trying to be Genesis, but playing their music like an orchestra playing Beethoven. - Rob Jones

Absolutely did it, wonderful doesn't even cover it...thank you guys (at both ends of the room) for a very very special evening.. never thought I would hear anything again live of this quality and Genesis inspiration, take a bow....and major thanks to our host for bringing you to the Northcourt. Saw Steve Hackett's Genesis show in Oxford in 2017 with a pal who's no longer with us, ...I'm so upset that he wasn't there last night to enjoy the quality too. - Alan Cockbill

Saw you for the first time recently in Hastings. There were a lot of pissed-up old rockers in but it was a brilliant night. I'd recommend anybody to go see you guys. Really great to see a band keeping classic music alive and treating the pieces like standards without all that trying to look like the originals b******s. It's about the music. I saw Genesis quite a few times but I'm not sure I ever saw them play such a thoughtfully selected and varied set of songs. Come back down south soon....! - Andrew McDuffie

Just wanted to say I was blown away by how good you were last night in Aylesbury! First tribute band I've ever seen so wasn't sure what to expect. Took my dad (who had been to the 1978 Knebworth gig himself...before I was born!). He LOVED you as did I! I knew you were going to have to be fantastic musicians to play Genesis but, you were all PHENOMENAL! Never heard anything like it! More gigs in Buckinghamshire please! And BOURNEMOUTH so I can take my mum who went to the same gig in 78! Thank you, you were incredible. ps Ripples and Los Endos were my favourite! - Vienna Guy

So, Los Endos? I'd never heard of them. I've seen a similar world-renown tribute band a couple of times- the effect on the mind-bank is the same- you travel back to days when long-hair, flares and one or two tee-shirts were daily attire. The first notes of 'Can Utility and the Coastliner's' immediately convinced me that this band were high-calibre die-hards - the sound was identical! - Patrick Morgan

What a show, I closed my eyes and it sounded just like Genesis, absolutely brilliant. This is our second time we have been to see you in Torquay and we bought along some friends also die hard fans they loved it. Looking forward to seeing you again next year! - Tim Sample

I saw Genesis in early 1973 at the Greyhound in Croydon. Your show fully does them justice. The extended numbers are wonderful, the sound is fantastic (been to too many gigs where the sound kills the ears), and the lighting adds to the dark effect of so much Genesis music. Thank you - Dave Blackman

What a staggeringly great gig this was. I got goosebumps on several occasions during your performance. Fabulous! - Guy Austin

Brilliant show. One of the most enjoyable concerts I've ever been to. Looking forward to seeing you again. - David Preece

Fantastic night, again. Full house. See you again soon. - Graham Davies

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August 29 | 2023

Announcing 2023 fall tour.

We are pleased to announce a U.S. fall tour. The headline run, which will kick off on November 7 at Enmarket Arena in Savannah, GA, will also include a show at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, SC plus two-night stands at John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, VA, Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT and New York City’s Madison Square Garden. Click  here  to view all dates.

A portion of proceeds from the John Paul Jones Arena shows will benefit the band’s ongoing commitment to the resident-led redevelopment of Charlottesville’s public housing. This contribution is in addition to the five million dollars that Bama Works, Dave Matthews Band and Red Light Management have already committed to the project.

An online ticket presale for members of the DMB Warehouse Fan Association is underway now at  warehouse.davematthewsband.com . Click  here  to join the Warehouse.

Citi is the official card of the Dave Matthews Band 2023 tour. Citi cardmembers will have access to presale tickets beginning Tuesday, September 12, at 9:00 AM ET until Thursday, September 14, at 10:00 PM ET through the Citi Entertainment program. For details visit  www.citientertainment.com .

Tickets will go on sale to the general public on Friday, September 15, at 10:00 AM ET. For the complete list of dates, click  here .

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Moscow might surprise and delight, recharge and challenge you. I just suggest yo...

Some places capture my interest because their smell is from my childhood, they remind me of something from my distant past. So does this museum in the centre of Moscow. Why do I love it? Because there are always different events held here or on the ground in front of the entrance. Last time I came to watch drummers. It was passionate but cold and I longed to get warm. So I entered the building.

There are several levels. The main hall is located on the second floor. I find the exhibition there great. Besides enormous kinds of very interesting huge and tiny musical instruments one more object attracts my attention – it is how local grandmothers keep their eye on each visitor not to shoot unpaid photos.

Once when I was there the ticket also included entry to a local concert which was organized right in the centre of the main room. So I enjoyed some strange but melodious music by a small band. It was a lovely evening. What I learned – it’s better to check the agenda for the day to plan everything more precisely.

In the lobby on the second floor you’ll find a Schuke organ. From time to time concerts are held here. And I haven’t even mentioned the lectures and seminars held here!

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Steve Hackett y Genetics, un trance colectivo

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• 27 Aug 2023

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“Si en el ingreso al Luna Park el público entraba en calor compartiendo o contrastando anécdotas acerca de  las anteriores actuaciones de Steve Hackett en Buenos Aires,  a la salida el  “puntódromo”  de esta vuelta del legendario guitarrista inglés estaba al rojo vivo. Tan alto rankeó que  los vendedores de merchandising oficial no daban abasto,  euforia que bien supo aprovechar su  competencia alternativa  ubicada sobre la calle Bouchard. Cuando la razón volvía a ganar espacio, e invitaba a continuar con la eucaristía en alguna de las pizzerías de la Avenida Corrientes, quedaba en evidencia un rasgo que aunó a todas las visitas a esta parte del mundo del otrora integrante del grupo  Genesis : su relación con su pasado estaba más que  sanada . Lo refleja su obra solista, de  producción discográfica cuantiosa.  A tal punto que en 2021 lanzó dos álbumes de estudio (los números 26 y 27, respectivamente):  Under a Mediterranean Sky  y  Surrender of Silence .

Sin embargo, la última vez que esta  leyenda del rock progresivo  estuvo por estos lares, en 2018, presentó en el teatro Gran Rivadavia su entonces flamante disco  The Night Siren , lanzado el año anterior. Repertorio que mechó con sus álbumes en solitario de antaño, así como con algunas canciones que grabó con aquella banda, entre las que destacaron  “Supper’s Ready” y “Dance on a Volcano”,  con las que cerró ese recital. Si en aquella ocasión las tocó con sus músicos, en la noche del viernes las volvió a recrear  apoyado por Genetics,la gran banda homenaje a Genesis en la Argentina.  La relación entre maestro y alumnos se remonta a  2015 , cuando juntaron fuerzas para hacer sendos shows en el  Teatro Coliseo . La experiencia fue tan  sustanciosa  que la repitieron al año siguiente en Lima. Es por eso que aprovecharon el anuncio del regreso al trajín de las giras de Hackett para cruzarse nuevamente, esta vez en torno a una intención conceptual.

Mientras en el verano europeo el violero estuvo presentando el tour  Genesis Revisited: Foxtrot at Fifty  (fundamentado en  Foxtrot , de 1972), que sorprendió a propios y extraños por la capacidad que está teniendo de vuelta el rock progresivo de  agotar entradas tanto salas como en estadios,  en este lado del Atlántico la propuesta fue otra. Incluso  más ambiciosa y emocionalmente removedora  para el artista londinense de 73 años. Lo primero tuvo que ver con que, lo que inicialmente podía ser un mero recital, se convirtió en  una serie de performances por Sudamérica.  En tanto que lo otro estaba vinculado a un hecho emocional: se trató de la recreación de  Seconds Out  (1977), el  último álbum que Hackett grabó con la banda británica.  La carga sentimental es mayor si se toma en cuenta que fue un disco registrado en vivo (el segundo en Genesis), básicamente a partir de  cuatro shows  que el grupo ofreció en  París en 1977.

Seconds Out  es un disco  cargado de mitos.  En ese periodo,  Phil Collins ya era el cantante  de Genesis. Mientras el disco estaba en etapa de mezcla, este se encontró a Hackett en la calle, y le preguntó si deseaba que lo alcanzara hasta el estudio. Y el violero le dijo que no. Una vez que el vocalista vio al resto de sus compañeros, se enteró de que el guitarrista había dejado la banda. Fue el propio Hackett el que explicó por qué no aceptó ese aventón:  “Phil era el único capaz de convencerme para que me quedara”.  Otra fábula de ese álbum versa que, a manera de castigo,  a la viola le sacaron en la mezcla el protagonismo que tenía.  Lo cierto es que ese trabajo fue la despedida del grupo del rock progresivo (para rumbear a un sonido más pop) y que a las 21:40 el músico británico apareció con su  Fernandes dorada  en un Luna Park de distribución atípica. El  escenario  no se encontraba erigido sobre la Avenida Madero, como suele suceder, sino que  apuntaba hacia Lavalle.

Tras calentar motores con “Ace of Wands”, “Spectral Mornings” y “Shadow of the Hierophant”, temas de la carrera solista del músico inglés, el frontman de Genetics,  Tomás Price,  entró en escena para interpretar la canción que abre  Seconds Out : “Squonk”. Previo a eso, Hackett sacó un machete de su bolsillo del que leyó en español: “Buenas noches. Estoy muy contento de estar aquí con ustedes y con mis amigos de Genetics”. Hizo bien al hablar sólo al inicio, porque lo que estaba por venir era una especie de  trance colectivo.  Genesis es una de las bandas legendarias del rock cuyos integrantes aún viven. Casi todos. Los que pasaron por sus diferentes formaciones, al igual que el núcleo de las últimas cuatro décadas  (Phil Collins, Tony Banks y Mike Rutherford) , que, de hecho, estuvo de gira entre 2020 y 2022. Pero  su etapa progresiva jamás se reunió,  por lo que el público que asistió esa noche al show lo vivió como si se tratara de esos recitales en el Palais des Sports.

Y para muestra estuvo  “The Carpet Crawlers”,  clásico tan onírico como envolvente que puso a delirar al público. Cantando por el aforo con un entusiasmo que emocionó a Hackett, pese a que como buen gentleman nunca se corrió de su lugar en el centro de la escena. Al terminar, Price pidió un aplauso para él, que devino ovación. En el primaveral “Robbery, Assault and Battery” el tecladista  Horacio Pozzo  cobró un rol fundamental, lo que se patentó en una suerte de  headbanger  de parte de la audiencia, que siguió (con un cambio más abajo) en  el introspectivo “Afterglow”.  Hasta el momento, el orden del repertorio se respetó. Si “Firth of Fifth” clamó por el barroquismo, en “I Know What I Like” invitó al groove expansivo y canto feligrés. Tan bien se entendió la idea que el violero se sumó con su voz a ese mantra. Ya en ese pasaje del show,  Jorge Araujo,  otra leyenda, pero de la batería argentina, entraba y salía de escena reforzando los tambores de  Daniel Rawsi.

Luego de “Musical Box”, Price anunció: “Esta es cortita y fácil”. De esa forma presentó a  “Supper’s Ready”, himno sine qua non del rock progresivo.  No sólo porque llevó al formato canción al extremo, sino porque también ayudó a incentivar al rock a convertirse en una obra de arte en sí mismo. Aunque hoy algo así sería una rara avis, capaz de provocar con sus  casi 30 minutos de duración  un ataque de ansiedad. Le secundaron “The Cinema Show”, en la que Leo Fernández (viola) y Claudio Lafalce (bajo y guitarra) tuvieron protagonismo notorio, y así siguieron hasta “Los Endos”, donde hubo duelo de bateristas. Hackett y Genetics (el grupo presenta el  5 de diciembre, en el Teatro Gran Rex,  un tributo a los  50 años  del disco  Selling England By The Pound )  regresaron a escena para ponerle un poco más de leña al fuego que encendieron dos horas antes. Lo hicieron con  “The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway” y “Fly on a Windshield”,  en sintonía con este invierno caliente.”

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