Rush, the Toronto trio that never changed its lineup for more than forty years: from the epic of “2112” to the success of “Tom Sawyer”, to the retirement forced by Neil Peart’s health.
Profile
- Origin
- Toronto, Canada
- Formed
- 1968
- Founding members
- Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, John Rutsey
- Current status
- Reunited in 2025 for the “Fifty Something” tour (2026–2027), with Anika Nilles on drums and Loren Gold on keyboards; it is the band’s first tour without Neil Peart
- Official website
- rush.com
Current lineup
- Geddy Lee — bass, vocals (1968–present)
- Alex Lifeson — guitar (1968–present)
- Anika Nilles — drums (2025–present)
- Loren Gold — keyboards (2026–present)
Former members
- John Rutsey — drums (1968–1974)
- Neil Peart — drums, lyrics (1974–2015; died 2020)
Discography
| Year | Release |
|---|---|
| 1974 | Rush |
| 1975 | Fly by Night |
| 1975 | Caress of Steel |
| 1976 | 2112 |
| 1977 | A Farewell to Kings |
| 1978 | Hemispheres |
| 1980 | Permanent Waves |
| 1981 | Moving Pictures |
| 1982 | Signals |
| 1984 | Grace Under Pressure |
| 1985 | Power Windows |
| 1987 | Hold Your Fire |
| 1989 | Presto |
| 1991 | Roll the Bones |
| 1993 | Counterparts |
| 1996 | Test for Echo |
| 2002 | Vapor Trails |
| 2007 | Snakes & Arrows |
| 2012 | Clockwork Angels |
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