RUSH: Fifty Something Tour Comes to Amsterdam

Rush is bringing their long-awaited Fifty Something tour to Amsterdam, marking the band's first live performances in 11 years and their first without drummer Neil Peart. Anika Nilles fills in on drums, while keyboardist Loren Gold joins the lineup, making this the first Rush tour to feature more than three main musicians. Setlists are expected to draw from across the band's catalog, with up to 35 songs performed each night.

The Amsterdam show is part of the European leg of the tour, Rush's first in Europe in fourteen years. Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson lead the band through a mix of classic and deep cuts, with a rotating setlist that varies at each stop. The tour follows a health-inspired reunion that grew from a small number of North American dates into a global run spanning 2026 and early 2027.

Fans can expect a high-energy evening from one of rock's most influential trios, now expanded to a quartet with Gold's keyboards and Nilles' drumming. The Fifty Something tour celebrates Rush's enduring legacy while ushering in a new chapter for the band.