Rush's Triumphant Return: Evening With Tour

0:00On March 30th, Rush just rocked their first live show since wrapping up that EPIC R40 Farewell tour back in 2015. Getty Lee and Alex Lifeson opened the Juno Awards on March 29th with Finding My Way, the lead track from their 1974 debut, album. They brought out German drumming phenom on a canillus on the kit, marking her debut with the band and the who's keyboard wizard Loren Gold joined in. 2. His performance at Ontario's TD Colosseum was a big deal. The duo's first time hitting the stage as Rush in nearly a decade, vintage clips of the late Neil Pert rolled on screen throughout, honoring the professor who passed from brain cancer in early 2020 and defined their sound for over 40 years. Fans lit up online, hailing it as a heartfelt tribute while buzzing about what it means for Rush's future. Lifeson had poured cold water on Reunion Talk last year, saying the magic wouldn't be the same without port, and they'd rather preserve their legacy.

1:01Now comes the real heat. They've locked in a 2027 tour across the UK, Europe, and South America, 24 shows in 13. Countries as an evening, with event with two sets per night, kicking off January 15th in Buenos Aires, hitting spots like Rio, Paris, Berlin, and wrapping in Helsinki by April. Plus, a 50-something tour fires up this June in the US, Canada, and Mexico. Rush is back in the game, blending respect for their roots with fresh energy, can't wait to see how it all unfold on those stages. You've been listening to music news today, AI-powered music coverage.