Phil Collins’s birth chart

Phil Collins's full reading

Each planet by sign and house. First-draft readings in the StarMap voice, reviewed by our consulting astrologer before launch.

1. ☉Sun in Aquarius

   ♒ 9° Aquarius 17' · fourth house

   purpose and vitality

   Their purpose is tied to being useful to a group or an idea bigger than themselves, and their vitality rises around causes and communities. The tension is detaching from their own needs while championing everyone else's. It shows up as being the reliable one at meetings and the hardest person to reach one on one.

   Home and family sit at the center of how they understand themselves, more than their job title or their public reputation ever will. They do their best thinking within four walls they have made their own, and their roots matter more to they than their resume.

2. ☽Moon in Scorpio

   ♏ 1° Scorpio 09' · first house

   needs and habits

   Their emotional needs run deep and private, and they would rather manage a hard feeling alone than explain it while it is still raw. Daily trust is earned slowly and rarely given back once broken. It shows up as needing real privacy, even in a home full of people they love.

   Their moods are visible almost immediately, and how they feel tends to color how they come across before they have said a single word. People read their emotional weather faster than they expect, sometimes faster than they have named it to themselves.

3. ☿Mercury in Capricorn

   ♑ 15° Capricorn 29' · third house

   mind and voice

   They think methodically and communicate in a measured, practical way that people tend to trust. The tension is being so focused on the useful conclusion that they dismis ideas that have not yet proven their worth. It shows up as getting straight to the point in a conversation that other people expected to be casual.

   This is Mercury's natural home, and words, ideas and quick exchanges come easily to they in a way they do not for most people. Phil is probably the fastest talker or the sharpest writer in most rooms they find themselves in, without much effort.

4. ♀Venus in Aquarius

   ♒ 27° Aquarius 42' · fourth house

   love and values

   They love as a friend first, and they value independence, shared ideas and a partner who does not crowd they. The tension is keeping just enough distance that closeness feels slightly out of reach even to they. It shows up as valuing a partner's individuality sometimes more than the intimacy between they.

   They want their home to feel beautiful and genuinely welcoming, and they likely put real, ongoing care into making it that way for themselves and for guests. Family harmony matters to they more than most people realize, and discord there unsettles they quickly.

5. ♂Mars in Pisces

   ♓ 5° Pisces 52' · fourth house

   drive and anger

   They act indirectly, often through avoidance or quiet withdrawal rather than confrontation, and their anger can turn into sadness before they have even named it as anger. The tension is absorbing conflict rather than addressing it. It shows up as needing to physically leave a tense room before they can work out what they feel.

   Tension at home can flare quickly for they, and they may have needed to fight, literally or figuratively, for a real sense of safety within their own family. Defending their home and the people inside it comes naturally to they, almost without a second thought.

6. ♃Jupiter in Pisces

   ♓ 10° Pisces 42' · fourth house

   growth and excess

   They grow through compassion, imagination and a willingness to trust things they cannot fully explain. The overreach is an idealism about people or situations that the facts do not quite support. It shows up as a generosity of spirit that others lean on more than they let they know.

   Their home life tends to expand steadily over the years, whether through a growing family, more space or simply the warmth people feel there when they visit. A generous, welcoming household matters to they more than a tidy or impressive-looking one ever could.

7. ♄Saturn in Libra

   ♎ 2° Libra 04' ℞ · eleventh house

   discipline and doubt

   They build discipline around relationships, often after early experiences that made fairness and commitment feel harder to trust than they should have been. The doubt shows up as overthinking whether a partnership is truly equal. It shows up as becoming, with time, someone people rely on to negotiate and hold agreements fairly.

   They may keep a smaller circle of friends but hold onto the ones they have with real loyalty over many years without much fuss. Group belonging took longer to feel secure for they, but what they have built now tends to be genuinely solid and lasting.

8. ♅Uranus in Cancer

   ♋ 6° Cancer 11' ℞ · ninth house

   freedom, generational

   Shared by everyone born in this span of years, this placement marks a generation that redefines home and family, departing from the structures their own parents grew up inside. Personally, it can show up as a pull to build family life differently.

   Phil is drawn to unconventional beliefs, unusual places and ideas that genuinely challenge the mainstream view of how things work. A single fixed philosophy rarely holds their interest for long, and they would rather keep updating their worldview than settle it once and for all.

9. ♆Neptune in Libra

   ♎ 19° Libra 30' ℞ · twelfth house

   imagination, generational

   Shared by everyone born in this span, this placement marks a generation that idealises romantic partnership, often shaped by media images of love that outpace real relationships. Personally, it can show up as a dreamy standard for what a relationship should feel like.

   This is Neptune's natural home, and their inner life is genuinely rich with imagination, intuition and a sense of connection to something larger than themselves. Solitude here is less about being alone and more about quietly tuning in to what is already there.

10. ♇Pluto in Leo

    ♌ 18° Leo 52' ℞ · tenth house

    power, generational

    Shared by everyone born in this span of years, this placement marks a generation that transforms ideas of individual power, leadership and fame. Personally, it can show up as a charged relationship with authority and who gets to hold the spotlight.

    Their career may involve real reinvention at some point along the way, and Phil is drawn to positions of genuine influence rather than mere surface status. Public power interests they considerably more than public popularity, even though the two often get confused by others.

Aspects

How the planets in Phil Collins's chart talk to each other, tightest first.

1. Mars trine Uranus

   0.3° applying

   Their drive and their originality flow together easily, giving they fast, inventive action when a situation calls for something different. Bold moves tend to work out for they, more often than the risk involved would seem to justify.

2. Neptune sextile Pluto

   0.6° separating

   Shared by this generation, the placement marks collective imagination and transformation cooperating gently, with relatively little friction. Personally, it can show up as cultural belief shifting alongside deeper change with real ease.

3. Moon trine Venus

   3.5° separating

   Their feelings and their affections move together with real ease, giving they a warm, generous emotional life. People feel cared for around they without they having to try very hard, which is part of why people keep coming back.

4. Mercury square Neptune

   4.0° applying

   Their thinking can blur under the pull of wishful assumptions or a compelling but unverified story. The lesson is pairing their genuine imagination with a habit of checking the details before they repeat the story as though it were already settled fact.

• Saturn square Uranus4.1°
• Jupiter trine Uranus4.5°
• Moon trine Mars4.7°
• Mercury sextile Jupiter4.8°
• Mars conjunction Jupiter4.8°
• Moon trine Uranus5.0°
• Sun trine Saturn7.2°