What Happened
Rush has officially confirmed their 2027 tour dates, expanding their Fifty Something Tour to South America, the UK, and Europe. This announcement follows a successful 2026 headline run, which reportedly sold over half a million tickets. The upcoming tour will feature co-founders Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, alongside drummer Anika Nilles and keyboardist Loren Gold.
Why It Matters
This tour marks Rush’s first European shows since 2013 and their first performances in South America in 17 years. Geddy Lee expressed excitement about returning to cities they haven’t played in for a long time, as well as visiting new locations. The tour also serves as a tribute to the late drummer Neil Peart, with Lee and Lifeson aiming to celebrate over 50 years of Rush music.
What’s Next
Tickets for the Rush 2027 tour will go on general sale on Friday, February 27, at 10 AM local time. Fans can expect a dynamic setlist, as the band is preparing around 40 songs to keep the performances fresh and engaging. The tour is anticipated to be a significant event for both the band and their fans, as they honor Peart’s legacy while celebrating their extensive musical journey.
