The guitarist explains how the band’s more ambitious direction “inspired me to mess around with my guitar tone” ...

Geddy Lee once opened up on the first time he ever saw Led Zeppelin play. He said that it changed his life and influenced the future sound of Rush.

In a new interview, Rush’s Alex Lifeson revealed that he and Geddy Lee were asked to play Black Sabbath’s farewell show, and dished his new band Envy of None’s possible live plans.

Typically, Lifeson is known as a Les Paul guy, but he’s from one a one-model-player. Throughout his career, he has reached for a variety of six-strings to ensure that Rush’s discography was as ...

Rush's Alex Lifeson has revealed that the band received requests for auditions from several drummers shortly after Neil Peart's death.

It's both a fun throwback, and - heard here in a fresh context - an example of how Rush 50 frames the band's sprawling, ...

Former Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson revealed some shocking news about the band following the death of its longtime drummer and lyricist, Neil Peart. Peart died in January 2020 after suffering a quiet ...

So, yeah, we’ve had the conversation, because we can’t avoid it.” The band consisted of Alex Lifeson, Neil Peart, and Geddy Lee. Geddy was the keyboardist, bassist, and lead vocalist for the band.

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As Rush, they eventually settled as a trio comprising Rutsey, Geddy Lee (lead vocals and bass), and Alex Lifeson (guitar and backing vocals), though in the early 70s their vinyl output had been ...