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.

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.

Released on March 1, 1974, as a track from their self-titled debut album, Rush, "Working Man" quickly became a fan favorite.

Rush may have had many facets to their sound, but Geddy Lee knew all of the ingenuity came from deep within the band. Read ...

Everyone starts somewhere, but long before the epic rock masterpieces and a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, Rush's Geddy Lee was just a teenager playing in a garage band. While recently sorting ...

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

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 ...

Geddy Lee has a well-documented love affair with the bass. Though the Rush frontman is passionate about his instrument, he understands that not every fan shares his enthusiasm. In a new interview clip ...

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 ...

Speaking on the phone from his home office, Geddy Lee asks if he can take a second to grab one particular baseball. He knows its story by heart but wants to get it exactly right, in its own words. Of ...

Geddy Lee said he recently found a picture that he wanted to include in his 2018 book. The former Rush frontman was forced to publish Geddy Lee’s Big Beautiful Book of Bass in 2018 without an image of ...