Image source   Opinion: Stone Gossardish They know how to do a proper show. They play about 45 min, take a intermission, then get back at it for another 2 hours. They love playing live, regardless of what anyone may say about touring. The two are not one in the same. But they clearly love playing

  Image source   Opinion: Rob Quite interesting and rather good in my opinion. Close your eyes and it sounds like the guy playing the drums is Stewart Copeland -- very much his style -- but of course its Peart playing on Copleand's drum set and certainly a novelty to hear. Its funny that people

  Image source   Rush is scheduled to hit 34 cities across North America, starting May 8 at Tulsa, Oklahoma, and wrapping up August 1 in Los Angeles. "These not-to-be-missed concerts will highlight four decades of music group," said the group in a press release. "[It] is likely to be their last

  Image source   Peart explained that his doubts stem from the fact that it has a 5-year-old daughter at home. The band is likely to hit the road, before returning to the studio to record the follow-up album, 2012's. I would like to do another album, but I do not know where the leaders of the other

This past March, Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson said that Rush were planning to launch a "41st anniversary" tour next year. "I think we're probably going to lean towards making it a real sort of fan event," he said. "I've always wanted to do some rarer Rush material, and this should be a good