Phil Collins released "I Don't Care Anymore" as the third single from "Hello, I Must Be Going!" this month in 1983, which became his first of many singles to receive a Grammy nomination. "That song was written about my first failed marriage. The lyrics, accordingly, are caustic, and I perform it appropriately moodily, scuffing my way through the rubbish scattered on the stage." - Phil, 2016 📹 Perkins Palace, 1982 | Phil Collins

A showstopping performance of “I Don’t Care Anymore”, Live at Perkins Palace in 1982. | Phil Collins

This week in 1982, Phil Collins released his second studio album "Hello, I Must Be Going!" Seven singles were released across various territories in support of the album, including Phil's version of "You Can't Hurry Love" by The Supremes, which became his first #1 single in the UK and first top-10 single in the US. The follow-up single, "I Don't Care Anymore" would also become his first solo song to receive a Grammy nomination. 📹 Perkins Palace 1982 Listen: https://lnkfi.re/PCHelloIMustBeGoing

#OnThisDay in 1985 - Phil Collins kicked off his "No Jacket Required" Tour in Nottingham, England. The tour took Phil and the Hot Tub Club across Europe, Asia, North America and Australia - ending with two dates at Madison Square Garden, just ahead of his legendary cross-continental performances for Live Aid on 13th July. 📹 Hand In Hand - Dallas 1985. | Phil Collins

"Sussudio", Live at Montreux Jazz Festival 2004 🇨🇭 2004 marked Phil's third appearance as a solo artist at Montreux, performing a stripped back setlist of his greatest hits, halfway through the First Final Farewell Tour. | Phil Collins