Biography Flash: Geddy Lee Ignites Rush Reunion Frenzy with 2026 Tour Expansion
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Biography Flash: Geddy Lee Ignites Rush Reunion Frenzy with 2026 Tour Expansion
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This week Geddy Lee is making major headlines and electrifying Rush fans worldwide with news of the band’s biggest development in more than a decade. In a move that’s dominating both music journalism and social feeds, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson have just announced the addition of seventeen new cities to their Fifty Something reunion tour, sending Rush mania into overdrive. According to Rush.com and major outlets like Parade and The Rock Revival, the tour, slated for 2026, is now ballooning to include stops in major U.S. and Canadian markets like Philadelphia, Baltimore, Montreal, Atlanta, Edmonton, and Vancouver after the first round of shows sold out in minutes, demonstrating that demand for Rush’s legendary catalog remains astronomical.
Lee and Lifeson made the announcement in a joint video posted to all their official social channels, directly thanking fans for “blowing them away” with their support and expressing bemused excitement about the scale of the response—Geddy even joked, “we have to go back into the gym” to keep up. This social media thank-you video is being widely shared, and the comments sections are a testament to just how beloved the band remains. Both Lee and Lifeson, now 72, appear energized in the video, laughing together and promising fans “a celebration of five decades of music” that will also honor their late bandmate Neil Peart. The new tour line-up also includes acclaimed drummer Anika Nilles, with plans hinted at adding even more musicians for select performances.
On the business side, artist presales for the additional shows begin Monday, October 27, with general onsale following Friday, October 31. Lee is urging fans to use official ticketing outlets only, addressing the rampant scalping that plagued the initial ticket drop.
There’s also a subtle current of controversy drawing attention, as Geddy Lee publicly acknowledged dissent from some longtime fans uneasy about Rush moving forward without Neil Peart. Alternative Nation reports that Lee has responded graciously, affirming Peart’s irreplaceable legacy while championing the band’s right to celebrate its history and move forward creatively.
No major solo business ventures or side projects from Geddy Lee were reported in the past 72 hours—his focus appears fully locked on this reunion and the massive logistical machine behind it. The only rumor gaining mild traction—a possible surprise at the upcoming Toronto shows—remains pure speculation with no official comment. For now, Geddy Lee stands as one of rock’s most watched figures, anchoring what looks poised to be one of 2026’s defining music events.
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