Phil Collins demands Trump campaign stops using his classic hit “In The Air Tonight”
Phil Collins demands Donald Trump stops using his music during the POTUS rallies
Phil Collins threatened to sue Donald Trump after the President Of the United States used the classic 'In the Air Tonight' during a rally in Iowa. A representative of the musician told Consequence of Sound that Phil Collins and his team have already sent a cease and desist order so that Trump doesn’t play “In The Air Tonight” in a future public event.
Phil Collins is not the first artist to do this. Rolling Stones, Neil Young, Leonard Cohen have also done took similar actions in the past.
The moment when Phil Collin’s song was playing was caught on live television. You can watch it below:
Born in London on January 30, 1951, Philip David Charles mostly known as Phil Collins, is a musician who was part of the progressive rock group Genesis and won the Grammy Award, in his solo career.
Collins had eight number one songs in the North American charts, between the years of 1984 and 1989, being seven songs from his solo career and another one by Genesis.
His songs range from the romanticism of 'In The Air Tonight' to social criticism of 'Another Day In The Paradise'.
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