
Rush's Fifty Something Tour: Nilles Nails It
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Rushs Fifty Something tour kicks off in 2026, with Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and new drummer Nilles. After initial struggles, Nilles approach shifted, creating a powerful bass-drummer connection. The tour, starting in LA, spans North America, South America, and Europe, promising massive crowds and a new era for Rush.
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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Rush's Fifty Something Tour: Nilles Nails It. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 3rd. This is Music News Today, AI-powered story shaping the sound. Russia's hitting the road again with their 50-something tour in 2026, bringing back Getty Lee and Alex Lifeson alongside new drummer. Nils. After four days of rehearsals, the trio almost called it quits, even considering another player, but everything locked in on the spot. Lee recalls how Nils shifted her approach mid-session, turning doubt into pure groove. Had based drummer connection clicked hard, with smiles and eye contact flowing like old times, injecting fresh energy into the mix. Fans are buzzing over this revival, especially since the opening shows hit the key of form in Los Angeles. The same spot for their final gig with Nils. Part back in 2015, Nils nailed the field despite early hurdles, proving she's the right fit. The tour ramps up with four nights in LA starting June 7th, then rolls through Mexico City Texas, spots like Fort Worth, Chicago, New York, Toronto, and more across North America into
fall. It keeps going with South American dates in Brazil and Argentina early next year, wrapping in Europe by April. Expect massive crowds at arenas like Madison Square Garden and the O2 in London. This lineup's got the power to redefine rush for a new era.
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