There’s a universe where Rush, newly reunited for their first tour in 11 years, pack their sets with wall-to-wall epics, dusting off 10 or so ’70s prog-rock pieces like “The Fountain of Lamneth,” the ...

Back in 1976, the band crafted one of the great prog rock albums of all time. Led by the title suite that opens the album and showing quite the range from the acoustic-based 'Oracle' to the more hard ...

Yesterday (April 1) was the 40th anniversary of the release of Rush's 1976 album 2112. In honor of the occasion, the band has given us what they're calling a lyric video for the "2112: Overture," the ...

The documentary will arrive on both Blu-ray and DVD with a one hour and 37 minute runtime, also packed with 67 minutes of never-before-released bonus content. The film will be all-encompassing, ...

This month, the Canadian trio's breakthrough album celebrated its 40th anniversary. Guitarist Alex Lifeson recalls its unlikely creation and fans... "It could have spelled the end for us." Alex ...

We celebrate the dorkiest of dorky music fans by dubbing today as Rush Day, All Day: It is, after all, 2-1-12. Both the album and the song, released in 1976, is actually about the year 2112. For many, ...

The post Drummer Nic Collins (Phil Collins’ Son) Learns and Performs RUSH’s Epic “2112” Suite in One Sitting: Watch appeared first on Consequence. The folks at Drumeo are putting Nic Collins through ...

The sad news came down this week that Rush weren’t kidding about that whole “last major tour thing.” In fact, their new documentary Rush: Time Stand Still (in theaters tonight) reveals that last ...

Rush will celebrate the 40th anniversary of their landmark 1976 album 2112 with a deluxe reissue featuring rare live and previously unreleased material alongside 2112 tracks covered by Foo Fighters‘ ...

In 1976, just as Rush was about to break through with the album "2112," would Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart have guessed that they'd still be performing the title track in 2012? Either way, ...