There never was a band like Rush. Despite the occasional forays into ... “She would go into his room with a scissors when he was sleeping,” remembers Susie, his sister.

Progressive rock trio Rush haven't performed on stage in a decade, but their influence and global fanbase remain unwavering. Now, a look back at their career is being released to mark the band's ...

Rush is trading their instruments for bookshelves with the release of a new comic book that aims to delve into the rock band’s history. Traditional biographies and music books go chapter by ...

The Canadian-born rock band Rush formed in Toronto nearly 55 years ago in 1968 when guitarist Alex Lifeson, drummer John Rutsey and bassist-singer Jeff Jones got together. Jones, however ...

And as Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson know, anything connected to their band Rush will most likely be a hit. Fifty-five years after they formed Rush in the suburbs of Toronto, Lee is out with a memoir ...

Toronto guitarist Alex Lifeson co-founded Rush as a teenager in 1968, and a few months later, invited a childhood friend, bassist/singer Geddy Lee, to replace the band’s original frontman.

CLEVELAND, Ohio – The first two times Rush played Cleveland, the band was nothing more than an afterthought. In just its second American show, Rush performed for less than 30 minutes while ...