In a new interview with Classic Rock, surviving Rush members Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson reflect on what made them "disappointed" with their farewell tour and the one change they wanted to make to it.
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The 35-stop tour was shorter than most of the band’s previous outings. In the years since the trek ended both Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson admitted that they tried to schedule more dates.
The progressive rock group played their last gigs almost a decade ago, but now Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, both 71, say they feel they ‘really let down’ fans in the UK and Europe after not pushing ...
Rush launched their final tour in 2015, which hit only the U.S. and Canada, and surviving band members Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson reveal they regret they couldn’t bring their show to other countries. ...
In a new interview with Classic Rock, bassist Geddy Lee and guitarist Alex Lifeson discussed the band’s conclusive world tour, which coincided with drummer Neil Peart‘s failing health.
In a new interview with Classic Rock, bassist Geddy Lee said the situation was representative of the “very unusual, complicated, emotional times” leading up to Peart’s death in 2020.