This guide outlines the single and EP releases of from 1977 to 2021, a period defined by the band's evolution from a progressive rock quartet to a chart-topping pop trio and their eventual final tour. The Transitional Trio Phase (1977–1980)
Following Steve Hackett's departure in 1977, the band became a trio of Tony Banks, Phil Collins, and Mike Rutherford. This era saw their first major commercial breakthroughs.
(1992): Continued their run of 90s radio hits. Post-Collins & Final Years (1997–2021) Genesis - Singles & EP's (1977-2021)
(1978): The second single from the same album.
(1982): Released during the Abacab tour, featuring the hit "Paperlate". This guide outlines the single and EP releases
(1981): A departure into a more streamlined, "new wave" sound.
(2021): A compilation released to coincide with their farewell tour, featuring "Follow You Follow Me" and other career-spanning hits. (1992): Continued their run of 90s radio hits
(1991): Lead singles from We Can't Dance , their final studio album with Phil Collins.