Biography Flash: Geddy Lee Returns - Rush Legends Announce Epic 2026 Fifty Something Reunion Tour
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Biography Flash: Geddy Lee Returns - Rush Legends Announce Epic 2026 Fifty Something Reunion Tour
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Rush’s Geddy Lee has dominated headlines in the past few days thanks to some electrifying announcements and memorable public moments. The most major development comes straight from American Songwriter, which revealed that Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson are stepping back into the limelight for a 2026 North American tour dubbed Fifty Something. This marks their first time touring together since Rush’s emotional R40 tour ended a decade ago. Not only will this tour celebrate Rush’s 50th anniversary but also serve as a tribute to their late drummer Neil Peart. Geddy confirmed that German drummer Anika Nilles will be joining for the shows and hinted that more musicians are likely to be added soon, with the band and crew already hard at work rehearsing and designing a show worthy of Rush’s legacy. The tour is set to kick off in Los Angeles in June and wrap up in Cleveland mid-September, with stops planned for Mexico City, Fort Worth, Chicago, New York, Toronto, and more. Rush’s inner circle, including Neil Peart’s family, expressed strong support for this new journey.
In a related scoop from Globe and Mail, Geddy explained that the spark for the reunion came after an exhilarating jam at the Taylor Hawkins tribute show. But Lifeson’s health was a challenge; his digestive issues required surgery in 2023, and only after a joint trip to a European health spa did both musicians feel energized enough to take on a full-scale tour. Due to strong demand, the Fifty Something dates were expanded, with additional cities including Montreal, Vancouver, and Edmonton now joining the lineup.
Just within the past 24 hours, CityNews Halifax reported Geddy’s candid admission that the spa retreat played a crucial role in their readiness to reunite, underlining the human side of rock icons gearing up for a strenuous world tour. Notably, Geddy and Alex have announced they’re looking to extend the Fifty Something tour outside North America in 2027, teasing Rush fans across the globe with the promise of future residencies and even more epic nights in the years ahead.
In business news, Geddy’s book 72 Stories from the Collection of Geddy Lee was released last week, and he made a much-anticipated public appearance in Kansas City, hosting a book signing and an interview event at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. His Instagram lit up with heartfelt messages about the importance of history and his joy meeting both fans and museum president Bob Kendrick.
On social media, although Geddy is famously not active, Rush’s official accounts have been buzzing, sharing video clips of Geddy’s tribute to Soundgarden as they prepare for their Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction, with Geddy recommending Badmotorfinger as the essential Soundgarden record.
With music sites like Modern Drummer and CL Tampa adding their congratulations and excitement for the reunion tour, it’s clear the long hiatus is officially over, and a new chapter in the Geddy Lee story is unfolding before our eyes.
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