Ever since 2020, and precisely on September 12th each year, RUSHfest Scotland have released tribute albums dedicated to the ...

For Rush fans who want to get another taste of their favorite band among like-minded people, there will be two fan events ...

In the week since the music world was stunned by the announcement of Neil Peart's passing, countless tributes from all four corners of the globe have poured in. Among the Rush faithful, Neil Peart was ...

April's issue of PROG Magazine includes a cover feature on Rush and their upcoming release of the Signals 40th Anniversary Box set. The in-depth article, which was written by Dave Everley, also ...

The upcoming February 2025 issue of Classic Rock Magazine (purchase here) celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Rush's debut album with an all-new interview with both Geddy Lee (from London) and Alex ...

On March 18th, 1974, a typically cold day in the suburbs of Toronto, Canada, Rush released their self-titled debut album; the only album featuring their original drummer and co-founder John Rutsey.

As unimaginable as it may seem, five years have passed since the world lost Neil Ellwood Peart to cancer—five years since the music fell silent, five years since the light of his artistry dimmed. Five ...

Moog Music has teamed up with Geddy Lee with the creation of a limited-run supercharged Minimoog Model D. The Moog Music Geddy Lee Minimoog Model D features all the rich, analog circuitry that made ...

In the late 1980's, photographer Glen Wexler often collaborated with long-ime Rush album artist Hugh Syme. One of those projects was the photo shoot of the now infamous 'fire juggler' image that is ...

May 18th, 1974 was a cold, grey, and rainy day in East Lansing, Michigan. Not exactly ideal conditions for a 12-hour music festival at the Northside Drive-In. That, however, was the dream of 25-year ...

It was last month when we first announced that Alex Lifeson's project Envy of None was working on a new album and had, then, released two songs from the upcoming effort. Now the band featuring Alex, ...

The National GUITAR Museum is proud to announce that Alex Lifeson, one of the most revered rock guitarists of the past 50 years, will receive its annual “Lifetime Achievement” Award for 2024. Lifeson ...