'I'm Lucky To Be Alive' Phil Collins on Oasis and McCartney Feuds, Family, Divorce & More
Oct 2, 2026 · 1h 3m
Summary
Phil Collins joins Piers Morgan to discuss his Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, his near-death experience from alcoholism, and the fallout with Noel Gallagher. Collins reflects on his career, the changing music industry, and his complex family dynamics, including his daughter Lily’s public letter. The conversation also covers his views on the Royal Family, Donald Trump, and his enduring admiration for The Beatles.
Topics discussed
Oasis Hall of Fame and Noel Gallagher's 'Antichrist' comment
Welcome and early career memories
Learning to read music and early influences
Record sales milestones and industry changes
Health issues: Drop foot and inability to play drums
Hospitalization, dialysis, and near-death experience
Struggles with alcohol and retirement lifestyle
Family dynamics and children's forgiveness letter
Reflections on past actions and personal growth
Genesis career, songwriting, and personal lyrics
Creative process and current song ideas
Hearing loss and the 'mute button' concept
Royal Family: Diana, Charles, and the Spencer book
Politics: Trump, diplomacy, and international affairs
Revisiting the Noel Gallagher feud and Oasis
In the Air Tonight: Origins and legacy
Favorite Genesis songs and Taylor Swift cover
Can't Make You Love Me and other covers
Paul McCartney: The Hunter Davis book incident
Rod Stewart retirement and Manchester United
Current health routine and closing remarks
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