Geddy Lee

Rush surprise themselves with new Fifty Something tour dates

By Janelle Borg Published 1 September 26

The updated Fifty Something tour is scheduled to end in April 2027

Geddy Lee details the intense preparation behind Rush’s reunion

By Janelle Borg Published 31 August 26

Lifeson and Lee also reveal what they consider to be the hardest song on their set list

Rush’s Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee call Angine de Poitrine’s music the “most entertaining and exhilarating” they’ve heard in a long time

By Janelle Borg Published 19 August 26

The prog legends say the duo remind them of “Primus and a bit of Rush”. And they’re not the only guitar gods to be wowed by the polka-dot aliens lately

Alex Lifeson reveals his struggles leading up to the Rush reunion tour

By Janelle Borg Published 18 August 26

After years of health issues, Lifeson wasn’t sure he could keep up with his own or the fans’ expectations of his playing

Rush deliver the thrill of mastery at Madison Square Garden – live review

By Joe Bosso Published 29 July 26

At the first show of their four-night stand in NYC, the new trinity of Lifeson, Lee, and Nilles delivered a tour de force of classics, deep cuts, and fearless musicianship

Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee on Anika Nilles’ rollercoaster audition for Rush's Fifty Something tour

By Phil Weller Published 11 June 26

Their five-day session with Nilles wasn’t an audition, but it took until the last day for their doubts over a Rush reunion tour to be destroyed

Rush play first show in 11 years, armed with double-neck guitars and deep cuts

By Phil Weller Published 8 June 26

The prog legends returned to the stage at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, and the setlist and gear on display are a sight to behold

Les Claypool’s bonkers one-string leads the biggest (and strangest) bass releases of the month

By Nick Wells Published 1 June 26

May saw the reissue of Fender's best-selling bass, a custom Rickenbacker for Geddy Lee, and a supersized version of the daddy of all fuzz

Alex Lifeson on the Rush “protest record” that saved the band – and won them their independence

By Janelle Borg Published 27 May 26

How Rush at the brink led to Lifeson, Lee and Peart crafting one of their most commercially successful records