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Rush: Fifty Something
Madison Square Garden in New YorkSa., 1. Aug. 2026 · 19:30
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RUSH: Fifty Something is a Music / Rock / Pop event at Madison Square Garden in New York.
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Rush reforms for the Fifty Something tour, with Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson back at the core of the Canadian rock band. It's their first tour in eleven years and their first live outing since the death of drummer Neil Peart, with new musicians on drums and keyboards filling out the lineup. The band has said each night's setlist is drawn from 35 songs and changes from show to show, so fans who catch multiple dates will hear something different.
The concerts are staged as a full-scale rock production, with lighting and visual effects adding to the experience. For anyone who has waited years to see Rush play live, this tour is a chance to hear the band's catalog on stage once again.
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- Check current health and safety protocols before you go — government mandates and venue requirements can change.
- Expect possible strobe lights, smoke, fog, and other immersive effects during the show, and plan accordingly if you have sensitivities.
- If you're thinking of attending more than one show, keep in mind the setlist is designed to vary from night to night.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Who is playing drums on this tour?
Anika Nilles is filling in for Neil Peart, who died in 2020.
Is this the first time Rush has toured with more than three members?
Yes — keyboardist Loren Gold has joined, making it the first tour with more than three main musicians.
Will the setlist be the same at every show?
No — the band plans to vary the setlist, drawing from a pool of 35 songs.
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Madison Square Garden in New York
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Madison Square Garden in New York
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