"2112," the sprawling title suite from the album 2112, became the breakthrough anthem that transformed Rush from a struggling ...

Sean Jones, lead singer / bass guitar / keyboards for The Rush Tribute Project, invites you to see them live in concert at ...

No one at the record company was happy to hear that Rush had another concept record. But this time the prog trio stuck the landing on a sci-fi epic that changed everything When you purchase through ...

After losing Neil Peart to cancer six years ago, the trio is returning to touring with Anika Nilles, a powerhouse drummer who’s forged her own relationship with the group. From left: Geddy Lee, Anika ...

In recent years, the Grammy winner has created a cinematic universe with her hit songs' respective videos, from "Espresso" and "Please Please Please" ft. Dolly Parton to her recently dropped "House ...

A newly released set of anniversary prints is celebrating 2112 in striking fashion, offering fans a limited-edition visual tribute to one of Rush’s most enduring works. The prints measure 12" x 36" ...

50 years ago today (April 1, 1976), Rush released their magnum opus—and the album that saved their career—2112. After the commercial disappointment of Caress of Steel, the band refused to compromise, ...

Afroman is taking the stand three years after he was sued by Ohio law enforcement for his use of real footage of police in a pair of viral music videos. "All of this is their fault," Afroman, 51, said ...

Rush's reunion tour is continuing into next year as they've revealed their first 2027 tour dates, which will take place in South America and Europe. The South American leg of the tour will take place ...

Taylor Swift premiered the music video for "Opalite" on Feb. 6 Jordana Comiter is an Associate Editor on the Evergreen team at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2024. Her work has ...

New England’s defense did not have a North Star for most of the season. The Patriots spent months tinkering with different ideas while trying to integrate more than a dozen new players into the lineup ...

Geddy Lee hasn't ruled out the possibility of making new Rush music, provided he, guitarist Alex Lifeson and new drummer Anika Nilles "manage to survive" their massive Fifty Something reunion tour.