Five years after the death of the Dermas Nile Bert player, the remaining two members in Borog Rock announced a limited round next year that will start in Los Angeles.
GEDDy Lee and Alex Lifeson, both of whom, 72, dropped the news on Monday morning with a Video on YouTube and Social media publications.
He told me: “More than 10 years have passed since Alex and Rush’s music performed alongside our falling colleague and our friend Nile.” “Thus, after all, since that last show has decreased, Alex and I have searched for a serious spirit and reached the decision we miss ******, and that time has come to celebrate 50 years of rush music.”
The tour is called “Fifty things“Two shows begin at the Kia Forum on June 7 and June 9, followed by a stop in Mexico City, Dallas Fort Worth, Chicago, New York, Rush’s birthplace in Toronto and finally Cleveland on September 17.
Each show will contain two groups with a “distinguished group of songs” that the band will choose every night – a break from Rush’s long approach to run the same menu every night.
Bert, who is generally considered one of the rock drums in history, if not better – in Santa Monica on January 7, 2020, died of an aggressive form of brain cancer. His death came as a shock to the masses because his illness remained a secret deprived.
Not only was the drama player in Rush, but also a key lyrical and a vision behind songs such as “Tom Sawyer”, “Lemlaite”, “sub -divisions” and “FreeWill”.
On the 2026 tour, Levison revealed that Annika Niels in Germany will join them on drums and strike other potential guests.
“Before we get to the stage, we also hope to add a musician or two to expand our voice a little and liberate Alex and me, in order to show some new luxurious dancing steps,” he told me jokingly.
The tour enjoyed the support of the widow of Bert and her daughter, who shared a statement with the advertisement.
“We are pleased to support the fifty round, as it celebrated a band with an echo of her music and inspired the fans for generations, and to repeat the an exceptional Neil’s legacy as a drummer student and a lyric world,” wrote Carrie Notal Pitt and Olivia Bert. “When the band enters this new chapter, it is really unforgettable. We are excited to see how their new vision is revealed, and this legendary music that is played again.”
Rush was formed in the late 1960s and released one studio album with the original John Rutsey before joining the band in 1974. It reached multi -platinum success with albums including “2112” and “Moving Pictures” and they made a reinforced tour for decades. They were recruited in the Rock & Roll Hall in 2013.
Before the tour begins on the tour on Monday, October 13. Click here For information.