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Collins & McCartney: Feud Over? "Kissed and Made Up"
3 Oct
Summary
- Phil Collins and Paul McCartney have reconciled after a past disagreement.
- The reconciliation occurred following Collins' outreach for a charity auction.
- Collins is auctioning memorabilia, including Live Aid and Genesis items.
Phil Collins revealed that he and music icon Paul McCartney have resolved a long-standing disagreement. The two legendary musicians "kissed and made up" after a public recounting by Collins of a 2002 incident at Buckingham Palace. Collins had felt McCartney was condescending when asked to sign a book, a story he shared publicly in 2016.
McCartney reached out to Collins following the 2016 interview, but the reconciliation truly solidified recently. Collins had contacted various musicians, including McCartney, seeking donations for a charity auction. During a phone call initiated for this purpose, they discussed the past incident, leading to their reconciliation.
Collins is currently preparing for a charity auction on November 19, benefiting the King's Trust. The event will feature personal memorabilia, including an outfit worn by Collins during the 1985 Live Aid performance and handwritten lyrics from the Genesis song "That's All." This upcoming event also coincides with Collins celebrating the 45th anniversary of his debut solo album, 'Face Value,' and his impending induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
