Tony, Keith Emerson, Fish & Geoffrey Downes at the 2012 Progressive Music Awards

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A classic performance of “Supper’s Ready” on Melodie TV, 1974 🇫🇷

Tony in 2018, during the “5” sessions.

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The “Robbery, Assault and Battery” music video, taken from “A Trick of the Tail”.

Did you know that Tony Banks referred to “Robbery, Assault and Battery” as 'the nerdiest Genesis song for keyboardists' in an interview with MusicRadar?

“The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway”, Live in Vienna - 1978

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#OnThisDay in 1991, Tony Banks released “I Wanna Change The Score” featuring Nik Kershaw as the lead single from his third solo album “Still”.

Revisit the album here: lnkfi.re/TonyBanksStill

Tony pictured with Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page in London, 2013

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“Fading Lights” Live at Knebworth 1992

Tony, on writing the song: “You don’t quite know what’s going to happen in the future, so you don’t know what is a final thing. When you’re experiencing the last time you ever do something, you don’t know it's the last time you’ll do it...'

Tony and Margaret, circa 1970

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With Genesis at 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' in Knebworth, 1978 🎹

“The Colony Of Slippermen”, Live at London Lyceum Theatre in 1980.

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Tony reflects on his debut studio album “A Curious Feeling” in conversation with Nick Davis.

Watch the full interview here: youtu.be/wBavfAwDY6I

Tony with Rick Wakeman CBE and Jordan Rudess at the 2019 Progressive Music Awards 🎹

Tony pictured at The Farm, Chiddingfold in 2015.

Supper’s ready… with Peter Gabriel 🫖

Tony working the keys on the We Can’t Dance Tour in 1992 🪄

Who had the chance to see this live?

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Wishing everyone a Happy Easter Sunday!

20 years ago today, Tony Banks released his debut classical album - “Seven: A Suite for Orchestra”. The album represented a new direction in Tony’s career that revitalised his love for writing music following the disbandment of Genesis.

Listen: lnkfi.re/TonyBanksSeven

Today is Tony’s 74th birthday 🎉 Join us in wishing him well!

12 years ago today, Tony Banks released his second classical album, “Six Pieces for Orchestra”. The album is notably Tony’s first to not feature him playing any of his compositions, shifting his focus to the writing and arrangement process.

Listen: lnkfi.re/TonyBanksSix