One of 2025’s most surprising music stories was that Rush surviving members Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee were heading back out ...
Rush fans got the reunion — and Geddy Lee just hinted at what could come next.
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Mike Portnoy on why he didn't offer his services to Rush following the death of Neil Peart
The Dream Theater drummer has a respectful attitude to it all ...
Thursday's Gordon Lightfoot tribute concert at Toronto's Massey Hall was full of high-profile talent, but one performance stood out among the rest: a surprise reunion of Rush's Geddy Lee and Alex ...
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Geddy Lee teases the potential of new Rush material
Back in October, Rush announced that Lee, Alex Lifeson and newly added drummer Anika Nilles will be embarking on the Fifty Something reunion tour this summer ...
With Lee set to turn 73 during the tour, the idea of traveling the world for seven months seems taxing. But looking to “survive” the experience, the singer hoped to expand Rush’s discography. And ...
Geddy Lee — or rather, as his touching new memoir, “My Effin’ Life,” makes plain, the man born with so many family names, nicknames and colloquial derivations of names, his own mother was uncertain of ...
More than a decade after their last tour and five years since the death of legendary drummer Neil Peart, Rush is returning to the stage. The tour, the first time Lee and Lifeson have been together in ...
Geddy Lee hasn't ruled out the possibility of making new Rush music, provided he, guitarist Alex Lifeson and new drummer Anika Nilles "manage to survive" their massive Fifty Something reunion tour.
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Weeks after launching his new reality TV series, Geddy Lee Asks: Are Bass Players Human Too?, the musician is back on the Billboard charts. The rocker and Rush band member returns with not just one ...
For nearly 45 years, Rush fans were acclimated to seeing Geddy Lee brandishing a bass or stationed behind a bank of keyboards — and in front of on-stage ephemera such as washers and dryers and ...
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