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Peter Gabriel has stunned the music world by announcing he won’t be joining his former Genesis bandmates onstage for the group’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction in March. In fact, the “Sledgehammer” hitmaker isn’t sure he’ll even attend the ceremony in New York.

Fans were hoping the induction would lead to a reunion for the band’s original line-up, but Gabriel insists he has no plans of teaming up with Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks, who reformed as Genesis in 2008 for a world tour.

Gabriel tells Rolling Stone magazine, “I’m definitely not going to sing. I learned at our last reunion (in 1982) that you can’t just get up there. You have to rehearse.” And his upcoming European tour plans might rule out an appearance: “I’m trying to find a way to do it… If I can work it out, I’ll go.”

The rocker refuses to completely rule out a reunion in the future, but admits another get together seems highly unlikely. He adds, “I always describe it as going back to school, since this was a school group for me. It’s a fun place to visit and see your old friends, but it’s not a place you want to live. Phil (Collins) has had trouble with his wrists and his back, so it’s pretty unlikely.”