It’s Time for Peter Gabriel to Embrace His Past
Rolling Stone••entertainment
Key Points:
- Peter Gabriel plans to release one song from his upcoming album, o/i, every full moon in 2026, following a similar strategy he used in 2023 for his album i/o, aiming to give each track a full month in the spotlight.
- Despite the quality of i/o, Gabriel's recent work has generated limited mainstream attention, partly due to his infrequent releases and minimal promotion of his legacy compared to artists like Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan.
- Unlike David Byrne, who actively tours, collaborates with new artists, and embraces his past with projects like remastered concert films, Gabriel has largely distanced himself from his Genesis roots and early solo albums, rarely revisiting or promoting that material.
- Gabriel's tours tend to
:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/GettyImages-22400154171-19eb2573d96647f8894478942b5721be.jpg)
