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Rush has announced a 2026 tour

I, for one, am excited. Yes, I get that it's not "the same" without Neil. That being said, I never thought I'd get the chance to see them again.

Reality is, though, that short of winning the lottery or selling another kidney, I have a feeling ticket prices are going to be out of my comfortable budget.
 
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Texbudman said:
Five double shows. Interesting. All with a day in between to rest? Glad to see Fort Worth is one of their stops. First time I saw them was in Veterans Auditorium in 1982. I agree it won't be the same without Neil, but I plan on trying to see them.
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Going to try for FW as well. My cousin down there thinks he might have an in for tickets.
 
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I have seen them 5 times. Neil Peart was not the original drummer for Rush, but he was legendary. The last few Rush albums were a different style , but still very good. IMO they have had some clunker songs, and they seem to randomly choose what songs are played live. Hoping they add some more venues to the list.
 
Joe4Cy said:
Have seen every tour since Hold Your Fire in 1988(?); twice on the final tour, including the very last show! Maybe JP can schedule them at the Jack!
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Ill allow that.
 
Joe4Cy said:
Have seen every tour since Hold Your Fire in 1988(?); twice on the final tour, including the very last show! Maybe JP can schedule them at the Jack!
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Zero chance unless the band has a major change of heart. This tour is designed to minimize travel/discomfort and maximize revenue. 72-day tour with 12 shows… in 7 cities. They’re not messing around.
 
My first concert. Waterloo.
Angel, Rush. Headliner: Aerosmith.
My hearing has never been the same
 
Another German woman who enjoys playing Rush songs on the drums...

 
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