Rush Mania Continues: Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson Add 17 More “Fifty Something” Tour Dates

Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson of RUSH

Understandably, Rush’s reunion tour for 2026 has sparked pandemonium among fans. It’s their first tour since 2011, and many assumed after Neil Peart’s passing this would never happen. The band announced shows in seven cities and quickly doubled the number of nights in each city. Those have all sold out.

But for fans that missed out, there’s still a chance.

Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson have added seventeen new cities to the “Fifty Something” tour, including stops in the U.S. and Canada. The new dates include four shows in between the previously announced Toronto and Cleveland shows with the rest following suit in late September and going all the way to December. The band, filled out by drummer Anika Nilles, is slated to wrap up their new dates on December 15th in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Lee and Lifeson shared their thanks in a video, saying they were surprised and overwhelmed by the fan response. “We have to go back into the gym,” Lee quipped.

Watch the full video announcement:

Aritst Presale for the new dates begins on Monday October 27th at 12pm local time in the US and Canada, while general onsale begins on October 31st. Rush will be offering VIP packages, as well.

Many fans were left disappointed with the ticketing system for the first round of tour dates, but Lee urges everyone to use the official outlets.

“Please go to Ticketmaster or Rush.com to get your tickets. The resellers are having a field day out there jacking up the prices,” he said.

Rush Fifty Something 2025 Updated Tour Dates:

DateLocationVenue
Jun 07Los Angeles, CAKia Forum SOLD OUT
Jun 09Los Angeles, CAKia Forum SOLD OUT
Jun 11Los Angeles, CAKia Forum SOLD OUT
Jun 13Los Angeles, CAKia Forum SOLD OUT
Jun 18Mexico City, MXPalacio de los Deportes
Jun 24Fort Worth, TXDickies Arena SOLD OUT
Jun 26Fort Worth, TXDickies Arena SOLD OUT
Jun 28Fort Worth, TXDickies Arena SOLD OUT
Jun 30Fort Worth, TXDickies Arena SOLD OUT
Jul 16Chicago, ILUnited Center SOLD OUT
Jul 18Chicago, ILUnited Center SOLD OUT
Jul 20Chicago, ILUnited Center SOLD OUT
Jul 22Chicago, ILUnited Center SOLD OUT
Jul 28New York, NYMadison Square Garden SOLD OUT
Jul 30New York, NYMadison Square Garden SOLD OUT
Aug 01New York, NYMadison Square Garden SOLD OUT
Aug 03New York, NYMadison Square Garden SOLD OUT
Aug 07Toronto, ONScotiabank Arena SOLD OUT
Aug 09Toronto, ONScotiabank Arena SOLD OUT
Aug 11Toronto, ONScotiabank Arena SOLD OUT
Aug 13Toronto, ONScotiabank Arena SOLD OUT
Aug 21Philadelphia, PAXfinity Mobile Arena
Aug 26Detroit, MILittle Caesars Arena
Sep 2 Montreal, QCBell Centre
Sep 12Boston, MATD Garden
Sep 17Cleveland, OHRocket Arena SOLD OUT
Sep 19Cleveland, OHRocket Arena SOLD OUT
Sep 23San Antonio, TXFrost Bank Center
Oct 5 Denver, COBall Arena
Oct 10Seattle, WAClimate Pledge Arena
Oct 15San Jose, CASAP Center
Oct 25Washington D.C.Capital One Arena
Oct 30Uncasville, CTMohegan Sun Arena
Nov 5 Hollywood, FLHard Rock Live
Nov 9 Tampa, FLBenchmark International Arena
Nov 20Charlotte, NCSpectrum Center
Nov 25Atlanta, GAState Farm Arena
Dec 1 Glendale, AZDesert Diamond Arena
Dec 10Edmonton, ABRogers Place
Dec 15Vancouver, BCRogers Arena

In his time with No Treble, Kevin has met hundreds of amazing bassists and interviewed icons like Jack Casady, Victor Wooten, Les Claypool, Marcus Miller, and more. He's a gigging bassist performing jazz in Northern Virginia and bluegrass with The Plate Scrapers up and down the East Coast. Kevin appreciates all genres of music, from R&B to metal and everything in between. Connect with Kevin on Facebook and check his performance schedule on his website.

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