Video footage available of Rush performing at the Juno Awards

On March 29, Canadian prog rock icons Rush performed live for the first time since wrapping up their farewell tour in 2015, as per theprp. The late Neil Peart, who died in 2020, was replaced by drummer Anika Nilles when the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers announced their reunion intentions in October of last year. The band has added keyboardist Loren Gold to their touring lineup after announcing their plans for their next reunion tour. Rush made a live comeback tonight at the TD Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario, as part of the 2026 “Juno Awards,” taking it back to the beginning in a previously undisclosed performance. The freshly redesigned ensemble performed “Finding My Way” as a group.

Upcoming shows:

• Sun Jun 07  Los Angeles, CA       Kia Forum SOLD OUT
• Tue Jun 09  Los Angeles, CA       Kia Forum SOLD OUT
• Thu Jun 11  Los Angeles, CA       Kia Forum SOLD OUT
• Sat Jun 13  Los Angeles, CA       Kia Forum SOLD OUT
• Thu Jun 18  Mexico City, MX       Palacio de los Deportes
• Wed Jun 24  Fort Worth, TX        Dickies Arena SOLD OUT
• Fri Jun 26  Fort Worth, TX        Dickies Arena SOLD OUT
• Sun Jun 28  Fort Worth, TX        Dickies Arena SOLD OUT
• Tue Jun 30  Fort Worth, TX        Dickies Arena SOLD OUT
• Thu Jul 16  Chicago, IL           United Center SOLD OUT
• Sat Jul 18  Chicago, IL           United Center SOLD OUT
• Mon Jul 20  Chicago, IL           United Center SOLD OUT
• Wed Jul 22  Chicago, IL           United Center SOLD OUT
• Tue Jul 28  New York, NY          Madison Square Garden SOLD OUT
• Thu Jul 30  New York, NY          Madison Square Garden SOLD OUT
• Sat Aug 01  New York, NY          Madison Square Garden SOLD OUT
• Mon Aug 03  New York, NY          Madison Square Garden SOLD OUT
• Fri Aug 07  Toronto, ON           Scotiabank Arena SOLD OUT
• Sun Aug 09  Toronto, ON           Scotiabank Arena SOLD OUT
• Tue Aug 11  Toronto, ON           Scotiabank Arena SOLD OUT
• Thu Aug 13  Toronto, ON           Scotiabank Arena SOLD OUT
• Fri Aug 21  Philadelphia, PA      Xfinity Mobile Arena
• Wed Aug 26  Detroit, MI           Little Caesars Arena
• Wed Sept 2  Montreal, QC          Bell Centre
• Sat Sept 12 Boston, MA            TD Garden
• Thu Sep 17  Cleveland, OH         Rocket Arena SOLD OUT
• Sat Sep 19  Cleveland, OH         Rocket Arena SOLD OUT
• Wed Sept 23 San Antonio, TX       Frost Bank Center
• Mon Oct 5  Denver, CO             Ball Arena
• Sat Oct 10 Seattle, WA            Climate Pledge Arena
• Thu Oct 15 San Jose, CA           SAP Center
• Sun Oct 25 Washington D.C.        Capital One Arena
• Fri Oct 30 Uncasville, CT         Mohegan Sun Arena
• Thu Nov 5  Hollywood, FL          Hard Rock Live
• Mon Nov 9  Tampa, FL              Benchmark International Arena
• Fri Nov 20 Charlotte, NC          Spectrum Center
• Wed Nov 25 Atlanta, GA            State Farm Arena
• Tue Dec 1  Glendale, AZ           Desert Diamond Arena
• Thu Dec 10 Edmonton, AB           Rogers Place
• Tue Dec 15 Vancouver, BC          Rogers Arena

RUSH 2027 Fifty Something Tour Dates:

• 15 Jan – Buenos Aires, AR – Movistar Arena
• 22 Jan – Curitiba, BR – Arena da Baixada
• 24 Jan – São Paulo, BR – Allianz Parque
• 30 Jan – Rio de Janeiro, BR – Estádio Olímpico Nilton Santos (Engenhão)
• 01 Feb – Belo Horizonte, BR – Estádio Mineirão
• 04 Feb – Brasília, BR – Arena BRB Mané Garrincha
• 19 Feb – Paris, FR – La Défense Arena
• 21 Feb – Berlin, DE – Uber Arena
• 23 Feb – Amsterdam, NL – Ziggo Dome
• 25 Feb – Munich, DE – Olympiahalle
• 28 Feb – Cologne, DE – LANXESS Arena
• 02 Mar – Hamburg, DE – Barclays Arena
• 04 Mar – Stuttgart, DE – Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle
• 08 Mar – Glasgow, UK – OVO Hydro
• 12 Mar – Manchester, UK – Co-op Live
• 16 Mar – London, UK – O2 Arena
• 18 Mar – London, UK – O2 Arena
• 27 Mar – Kraków, PL – TAURON Arena Kraków
• 30 Mar – Milan, IT – Unipol Dome
• 01 Apr – Basel, CH – St. Jakobshalle
• 04 Apr – Copenhagen, DK – Royal Arena
• 06 Apr – Oslo, NO – Unity Arena
• 08 Apr – Stockholm, SE – Avicii Arena
• 10 Apr – Helsinki, FI – Veikkaus Arena