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New Rush drummer Anika Nilles reveals her thoughts on Neil Peart's playing
Anika Nilles will make her touring debut with Rush in Los Angeles in July
Alex Lifeson says he initially had doubts about new Rush drummer Anika Nilles
Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee and Anika Nilles are interviewed in the new issue of Classic Rock
New Rush drummer Anika Nilles looks back on her first rehearsal with Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson
Anika Nilles, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson are interviewed in the new issue of Classic Rock
Just two examples of when Rush took being Rush too far
One track from Moving Pictures and one from Vapor Trails illustrates the trio’s habit of getting too clever in the studio, then suffering for it later
Watch Rush debut new live line-up with powerful rendition of Finding My Way at the Junos
"It's the only song we know how to play," quips Alex Lifeson as Rush open this year's Juno Awards in Canada with Finding My Way, the first song from their self-titled debut album
RUSHfest Scotland is the world's best Rush celebration festival, and from its brilliant lineup to its exciting special guests, you can't afford to miss this year's event
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Taking place this May, RUSHfest Scotland is the ultimate celebration of Canada's greatest band
Rush discuss the possibility of new music as they announce second shows in Manchester and Glasgow
Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson will tour the UK and EU, along with drummer Anika Nilles, in February, March and April 2027
Rush’s journey from the last aftershow party of 2015 to the big comeback of 2026
Prog writer Philip Wilding – who once played Neil Peart’s drums – remained in contact with Lee as a dark decade exploded into new light
Rush announce first European and UK live dates for 13 years
Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson have announced the UK and EU leg of the band's Fifty Something tour - but you'll have to wait a while
“It wasn’t working, whatever we tried. It created a negative association”: Why Rush hated Tom Sawyer at first
Geddy Lee committed bass heresy, Alex Lifeson fought for a solo sound, and even the mixing desk wouldn’t cooperate as the band struggled to record what would become their signature song
