Rush

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Rush is a Canadian prog-rock band formed in 1968. Genres: hard rock, progressive rock. Label: Anthem Records. Key albums: 2112 (1976), Moving Pictures (1981), Permanent Waves (1980). Latest album: Clockwork Angels (2012). Awards: Juno Awards, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction.

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“For a little while I thought it’d be good to get back out on tour. And then I thought… ‘Nah, not really’”: Alex Lifeson says he’s “not interested” in touring with Rush

The Lerxst By-Tor overdrive was so popular Alex Lifeson has announced a full production run

“You can have the same amp, the same guitar, but between five guys – it’ll sound different”: Alex Lifeson weighs in on the gear vs player debate

Alex Lifeson names the hardest Rush song to play on guitar

Alex Lifeson holding a Lerxst Limelight guitar

NAMM 2024: Alex Lifeson’s Lerxst launches its first-ever guitar, the Limelight, in collaboration with Godin

Alex Lifeson playing a red Les Paul. He has his eyes closed and is playing with a passionate expression on his face.

Rush’s Alex Lifeson on future tours and his “slowly worsening” arthritis: “If I can’t play it like I played it nine years ago, then I really have no interest in doing it”

“It really lifted us at a moment when we could have used the lifting”: Geddy Lee reveals how Robert Plant and Jimmy Page helped Rush overcome grief and loss

Geddy Lee was inundated with messages from drummers offering to join Rush in the wake of Neil Peart’s death, “just so inappropriate”

[L-R] Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee performing live

“The way it all went down, we were kids”: Geddy Lee on confronting Alex Lifeson about his dismissal from Rush

Geddy Lee calls mixing “the death of hope”, says Rush almost scrapped Tom Sawyer due to mixing issues

Guitarist Alex Lifeson, bassist Geddy Lee, and drummer Neil Peart of Rush

Rush’s Geddy Lee: “I think the toughest conversation we ever had was when Neil Peart made his decision to retire”