Alex Lifeson (L) and Geddy Lee of Rush perform in concert during the "Rush: Fifty Something" tour at Dickies Arena on July 11 ...

“I like to do something that they would never expect,” the guitarist says of his post-Rush collaborations, where he chased ...

For all of the roads Rush has gone down, some albums have remained a constant for Alex Lifeson for a damn good reason.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jun. 22—NASHVILLE — Legendary Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson and Epiphone have teamed to present the new Alex Lifeson Epiphone Les ...

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

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Alex Lifeson's eyes are sparkling with pride, and they're matched by a smile so warm that it could melt the snow piled up outside ...

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

According to Alex Lifeson, the possibility of a Rush reunion is slim, describing the unlikely event as "a money ploy." "So many people remember us, and there's sadness amongst our fans that it ended, ...

Alex Lifeson isn't likely to return to worldwide tours, although the longtime Rush guitarist is open to the idea of playing a few select shows. “I haven’t really considered [playing live],” he tells ...

When American Songwriter talked to Alex Lifeson, he took the call in the middle of a hard day at work in his home studio, evidence of his busy schedule. His new band, Envy of None, released its ...

Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson and his band undoubtedly changed a lot of musicians’ and music fans’ lives with their many complex and enduring prog-rock songs. Not surprisingly, Lifeson has his own list ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- After Rush’s farewell tour in 2015, Alex Lifeson wasn’t sure what the Canadian trio might do in the future. But he spoke of being “itchy to be creative,” with “a couple of little ...