At 86, the singer and songwriter is seeing his albums reissued as he occasionally takes the stage to celebrate his ...

Tragedy has struck the Peart family again, five years after the death of famed Rush drummer Neil Peart in 2020. Neil Peart’s brother, Danny, passed away from complications of the cancer on March 13.

Neil Peart never knew how much he touched my life, and I’m not sure he would have been comfortable with knowing. He was a goof, supremely talented, kind, open, and could catch a drumstick even ...

Neil Peart was born on his family’s farm near Hagersville in Ontario, Canada on September 12, 1952. A few years later the family moved to St. Catherines, a middle-class Canadian suburban town 70 miles ...

By 2012, the unthinkable had happened and Rush had finally become cool in the eyes of the rest of the world. The Canadian trio’s nineteenth album, Clockwork Angels, and the acclaimed documentary ...

Four years after the death of Neil Peart, the Rush drummer’s final book is set for publication. Silver Surfers, subtitled Sports Cars of the Sixties, documents Peart’s auto obsession. “For ...

Following Peart’s death in 2020 from brain cancer, Lee and Lifeson confirmed the band as we know it is over. The duo have suggested, though, that they could one day record new music together if ...

Peart recalled Lee playing him some ideas he’d been working on at home, including an electronic instrumental that would form the basis of Signals track The Weapon (the second part of the ‘Fear trilogy ...

2. Neil Peart – “The Rhythm Method” (1989) Neil Peart, the legendary drummer of the rock band Rush, was an icon whose influence on drumming is substantial.

Welch mentions the work of late Rush drummer Neil Peart. “There’s a YouTube video of one of his drum solos that shouldn’t be able to be played by one person,” Welch laughs.

Neil Peart was once asked by Godsmack singer Sully Erna if he would play on one of the band's songs. He politely declined, but he had a good explanation for it. Speaking with Revolver, Erna ...

As Rush took to the stage to deliver their acceptance speeches, one might have assumed that would be the end of the evening's 'banter'. Neil Peart thanked the group's road crew, co-producers, friends ...