Phil Collins: Health Struggles Won't Stop Rock Hall Induction

Phil Collins, the former Genesis frontman, is slated for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this November. He recently attended the 50th anniversary celebration of The King's Trust in London, a rare public appearance given his ongoing health issues. Collins has been largely out of the spotlight since a spinal injury in 2007, which has led to significant nerve damage and difficulties with mobility, including 'drop foot'.

These health complications have also meant Collins can no longer play the drums, a fact he confirmed in 2021. He has undergone multiple surgeries for his knees and openly discussed his struggles with kidney issues related to drinking, leading him to become sober. Despite these challenges, he expressed a desire to return to the studio to work on unfinished musical projects.

Collins and his ex-wife, Jill Collins, are collaborating on an auction for The King's Trust, donating personal items to benefit the charity. He has also designed a T-shirt for the organization. His induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame will celebrate a career marked by numerous accolades, including multiple Grammy Awards.