Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson have announced “Elevate From The Norm”, five nights in Las Vegas between 21 and 30 May, with Anika Nilles, Loren Gold and visuals built for the venue.
Genesis and King Crimson complete the podium, both on 92% and split only by their exact average. The poll closes on 15 December.
Strings For Kids sells the strings he has played on the Fifty Something tour. Net proceeds go to SickKids in Toronto and St. Jude in Memphis.
St. Catharines council has approved the plan: $800,000 for the installation and $200,000 for maintenance. The work is expected to take about a year.
Envy of None’s singer reaches her second solo album: twelve tracks cut on a laptop in hotel rooms, with Alex Lifeson on two of them.
The Envy of None singer plays more than a dozen instruments on a record cut in hotel rooms on a laptop. It is out on Kscope and she presents it in London on 14 October.
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.
The band’s second album comes out on InsideOutMusic. It nearly became a double and ends up a single, with a disc of instrumentals in the limited edition.
He died on 15 September at his home in London, Ontario. He wrote the lyrics to every Max Webster album and to four Rush songs.
Two bronze sculptures at Lakeside Park in St. Catharines, Ontario. The memorial is expected to open in late 2027.
Gary McCracken, Max Webster’s drummer and co-writer of ‘A Million Vacations’, has died at 75. He also recorded ‘Battle Scar’ with Rush alongside Neil Peart.
CBC’s ‘Neil Peart: No One’s Disciple’, which premiered in Toronto with Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson present, airs on 23 September within ‘The Passionate Eye’.
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