Geddy Lee

The band's nightly warmup isn't random. One track from the '80s covers everything they need to nail before showtime.

Rush changed their approach while rehearsing for their return to the stage. Part of it was admitting "mistakes" will happen.

He explains why even his days off are full as he aims to avoid letting fans down.

"I quickly ran to the computer and was texting Al this crazy story that just had happened," Lee said regarding telling bandmate Alex Lifeson about the event.

Rush were supposed to begin their residency in Fort Worth on June 24, but they had to reschedule the performance to July 2.

Here's how the band summed up their "effin' amazing" first week.

The show included the first performance of "A Farewell to Kings" since 1979.

She also explains how the band "all kind of started a little bit together from scratch."

This weekend, the band will return to the stage for their first show since 2015.

"I was so sick of that f---ing song," the singer and bassist tells Rick Beato.

Rush's Geddy Lee has revealed that many musicians were 'distasteful' following drummer Neil Peart's death in January of 2020.

The '80s were a period of radical change in hard rock and metal, and 1986 was no exception