Geddy Lee, the bassist, keyboardist and singer of the legendary rock band Rush, is celebrating his birthday on Wednesday, ...

Rush returns to Madison Square Garden on Saturday, Aug. 1, and Monday, Aug. 3, for their Fifty-Something tour.

The legendary frontman was just 21 when he recorded the song that introduced his band's new era with its new drummer.

Rush has postponed two upcoming tour dates after lead singer and bassist, Geddy Lee, revealed he has laryngitis and bronchitis. In a statement shared on the band's Instagram account, they apologized ...

Canadian progressive rock giants Rush always maintained a penchant for innovation, but their 1982 album 'Signals' was a step too far for frontman Geddy Lee.

On the first of four sold-out nights at Chicago’s United Center, the band Rush — with a touring female drummer in a seat made famous by Neil Peart — arrived poised to upend the expectations of one of ...

The legendary Canadian rock band has announced another schedule change after a health setback.

Rush postponed its remaining Fort Worth concerts after frontman Geddy Lee was diagnosed with laryngitis and bronchitis, delaying part of the band's long-awaited reunion tour.

The show postponements in Fort Worth, Texas come after the rock band had to reschedule a June 24 show in Fort Worth over "travel and border-related delays" ...

At an exclusive event Sunday night (Oct. 5), Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson explained what led them to decide to reunite Rush. The prog legends just announced their 2026 Fifty Something tour yesterday and ...

Weeks after launching his new reality TV series, Geddy Lee Asks: Are Bass Players Human Too?, the musician is back on the Billboard charts. The rocker and Rush band member returns with not just one ...

Paramount+ has a new music docuseries out now called Geddy Lee Asks: Are Bass Players Human Too?, and its premise is deceptively simple and even a little ridiculous. In fact, even the show’s director ...