Geddy Lee Archives

Rush’s full 1984 Grace Under Pressure concert captures Geddy Lee balancing bass, synths, and vocals at an astonishing level.

Geddy Lee sat down with Rick Beato to discuss Rush’s “50 Something” tour, his bass tone, choosing the set list, and working with drummer Anika Nilles.

Rickenbacker reveals a custom 4000V bass built for Geddy Lee ahead of Rush’s reunion tour, featuring vintage specs, unique finishes, and classic pickups.

Rush open a new chapter at the Juno Awards, debuting Anika Nilles on drums with a powerful return to their 1974 track “Finding My Way.”

Rush have expanded their “Fifty Something” tour into 2027, adding South America, UK, and Europe dates with rotating setlists and two-set shows.

Tech 21 has teamed up with Geddy Lee on the Amalgamation Signature Chorus, a bass-focused chorus pedal with detune and multi-voice control.

Geddy Lee comes in at No. 7 on No Treble’s 2025 Reader Favorite Bassists list after a year filled with releases, gear, and renewed Rush buzz.

Rush extends their sold-out “Fifty Something” tour with 17 new dates across the U.S. and Canada after overwhelming fan demand.

The Rush reunion tour just got bigger. Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and Anika Nilles have added multiple new 2026 dates across North America.

Rush is reuniting for a 2026 tour, and we’re revisiting their stunning 1981 performance of “Xanadu”, featuring Geddy and Alex on double necks.

Rush is reuniting. Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson will hit the road in 2026 with drummer Anika Nilles for the “Fifty Something” Tour celebrating their legacy.

Rush plays “Tom Sawyer” live in 1981 with Geddy Lee holding down bass, synth, and vocals in a raw, powerhouse performance.