Rush Reunites with New Drummer at Juno Awards

0:00On March 30th, Rush made Ways at the 2026 Juno Awards on Sunday night, dropping their first public performance since reuniting with Nu. Drummer Anika Nils Founding members Getty Lee and Alex Lifeson joined her on stage for a tight set that had fans buzzing. They kicked things off with, finding my way, the opener from their 1974 debut album. Getty later shared that picking a track was tough with their huge catalog, so management suggested going back to the very first song on the first. Record Alex kept it light, cracking that it was basically the only one they still remembered how to play. Nils stepped in for the late Neil Part, Rush's iconic drummer and lyricist, bringing fresh energy to the classic lineup. The band also had touring keyboardist Lauren Gold, laying down keys, and he's locked in for their upcoming tour starting this June in Los Angeles. This reunion gig feels like a solid launch pad, signaling more Rush magic ahead as they hit the road and keep the legacy alive.

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