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Rush will film both of their Toronto performances this month, returning for a hometown concert recording for the first time since their 'Test for Echo' dates nearly two decades ago.

Rush opened what may be their last major tour on May 8.

Rush have spent more than 40 years charging restlessly ahead, but going out on the road for an anniversary tour is bound to put a fellow in a reflective mood.

Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson admits to understandably mixed feelings regarding the prospect that the band's next tour could be its last extended run of live dates.

Streaming or simulcasting concerts is becoming more common — even the Grateful Dead are getting in on it — but the members of Rush still prefer a more traditional approach.

You're about to see the most rock 'n' roll thing that's happened in puppetry since Animal's wild-eyed solos on the old 'Muppet Show.'

Through his work with Dream Theater, Adrenaline Mob, the Winery Dogs and other projects, drummer Mike Portnoy has inspired countless younger players.

The Rush discography is full of beautiful album covers, and artist Hugh Syme has been there every step of the way.

Rush have been such road warriors throughout their career that it's tempting to add a grain of salt to their prediction that the band's upcoming 40th anniversary shows will serve as their "last major tour."

The vinyl reissue of Rush's '2112' will feature a special surprise in the runout groove.

Geddy Lee pulled no punches tonight (Feb. 21) when asked if an upcoming series of dates represented a de facto farewell tour for Rush -- even if he was unwilling to call it that.

Rush's Geddy Lee will be special guest on the season premiere of VH1's 'That Metal Show' later this month.