NEW YORK — After announcing his retirement in 2011, Phil Collins is jumping back into the music business.
The British singer and drummer told Rolling Stone that he’s “no longer officially retired … the horse is out of the stable and I’m raring to go.”
The 64-year-old wrote on his website in 2011 that he wanted to leave music to father his two sons “on a daily basis.”
The former Genesis frontman’s last album of new material was 2002’s “Testify.” Rolling Stone says Collins is planning a new solo album and tour.
“My kids are now 10 and 14 and they want to see what their dad does,” Collins said.
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