Rush plans 2026 North American reunion tour featuring new drummer after Neil Peart's death
Rush plans 2026 North American reunion tour featuring new drummer after Neil Peart's death

Rush plans 2026 North American reunion tour featuring new drummer after Neil Peart's death

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The iconic Canadian progressive rock band Rush has announced a reunion tour in 2026, marking their first live performances since the death of drummer Neil Peart in 2020. Founding members Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson will lead the tour, which celebrates over fifty years of Rush's music and includes a tribute to the late Peart at every show. German drummer Anika Nilles, known for her work with Jeff Beck and her prolific online presence, will join the band as Peart's replacement. The "Fifty Something Tour" will start in Los Angeles and cover multiple cities across North America, featuring a varied setlist of 35 songs. Lee and Lifeson expressed their excitement and emotional connection to returning to the stage, emphasizing the special bond the music and fans share. The announcement has been met with enthusiasm and anticipation from longtime fans, eager to see Rush perform again with their new lineup.

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