Phil Collins Thinks He Knows Why Noel Gallagher Hates Him
Collins says the inductees have been invited to lunch before the ceremony, where he expects to cross paths with Noel Gallagher.
- Genesis frontman Phil Collins will join Oasis as part of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 2026 class, setting the stage for a potentially awkward encounter with his long-time critic, Noel Gallagher.
- Noel Gallagher branded Collins the "antichrist of music" in 1994 after allegedly being spooked by a Genesis performance of "Mama" in the Eighties while completely out of it.
- Gallagher demanded Collins' "severed head" in his fridge by decade's end, while Collins retorted by calling Oasis "rude, horrible" and citing a grudge over The Jam chart placement.
- Collins told MOJO he is ready to move on, noting that inductees are invited to a pre-ceremony lunch where he expects to "bump into Oasis." His daughter Lily Collins previously confronted Liam Gallagher to defend him.
- The 2026 class will be inducted on November 14th, though Collins confirmed he will not perform, leaving observers wondering whether the decades-long feud yields private reconciliation at the ceremony.
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Phil Collins thinks he knows why Noel Gallagher hates him
Phil Collins has spoken about coming face-to-face with Oasis’ Noel Gallagher at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame amid the insults that have been flung his way in the past. Both Collins and Oasis will be part of the Class of 2026 inductees at the upcoming ceremony, set to take place on November 14th, alongside Billy Idol, Sade, Iron Maiden, Luther Vandross, Wu-Tang Clan, and Joy Division/New Order. In a 1994 interview, which featured in the 2016 do…
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