The rock trio Rush, long loved in Detroit, launched a two-night LCA stand on a tour many thought impossible after the death of drum great Neil Peart.

Any diehard music fan can admit that, no matter how open-minded a listener they are, certain artists or genres just don’t ...

Not only has Dream Theater drummer Mike Portnoy given his seal of approval on Anika Nilles after her first show with Rush, he ...

Moving Pictures is a benchmark album for Rush – and it sounds as fresh today as when, after five months of often fraught work, the band sat in a playback at Quebec’s Le Studios and declared it was ...

The septuagenarian rockers, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, performed with the fervor of a teenage garage band on their 'Fifty Something' tour. Anika Nilles on the drums managed to silence every skeptic.

Rush return to major European stages with new German dates on their Fifty Something reunion tour. According to the extended ...

You might think that Geddy Lee was born to be a prog rock god, but he found his true calling after hearing one album that ...

If any drummer could improvise his way out of a momentary rut, it was Neil Peart, which is exactly what he did in a solo from ...

Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and new drummer Anika Nilles tell all about rock’s biggest and most unlikely tour: “I’m this age now ...

Over the course of nearly three hours, Rush delivered a poignant, tasteful and cathartic look back, memorializing drummer Neil Peart as special reunion run continues.

The return of Rush was one of the more unlikely reunions in music, but two months into the Fifty Something Tour, it’s been nothing short of high praise for the Canadian prog rock act led by Geddy Lee ...

For the majority of his career with Rush, Geddy Lee was blessed with a great drummer in Neil Peart, but was there anyone greater in his eyes?