By Alfred Branch Jr.

Two months after announcing its fall reunion tour in North America, Genesis continues to lag behind other concert draws in tickets sales.

According to the band’s website, only the September 18th show at Philadelphia’s Wachovia Center is completely sold out, which prompted the band to add a performance the next night. Regular tickets for that show are still available, but all the Special Package seats are sold out.

Regular tickets are sold out for the September 29th show at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, but Special Package seats remain available, and the same can be said for the October 2nd show at the United Center in Chicago. The sellout of the public tickets portion led the band to add a second date the next night in Chicago, but regular and Special Package seats remain available for that show. . .

By Alfred Branch, Jr. and Mindy Thomann

The Genesis Turn It On Again tour recorded sellouts in Philadelphia and Chicago, prompting the addition of shows to those cities, but an earlier report of a sellout in Hartford was later changed to a non-sellout.

According to the band’s website, Genesis-Music.com, the band sold out the September 18th show at the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia and the October 2nd show at the United Center in Chicago. Shows were added in both cities on the following nights.

By Stacey Willets

TicketNews announces its weekly Top 10s and analysis for the week of 3/05/07- 3/11/07.

Genesis concert sales disappoint, while the Wynn wins a greater share of Vegas.

                OVERALL TOP 10 EVENTS

Event                     This Week        Last Week
The Police                    1                1
Wicked                        2                2
Jimmy Buffett                 3                3
Kenny Chesney                 4                4
Boston Red Sox                5                5
New York Yankees              6                8