The renowned Rush bassist and vocalist said it was important for him to have this conversation on the 80th anniversary of the Auschwitz liberation.

Tom Sawyer, the opening track on Moving Pictures, is to this album what The Spirit Of Radio is to Permanent Waves – an anthem ...

Despite Geddy Lee creating a new language of bass playing, he admitted that there are pieces of psychedelia throughout his early playing.

Rush might be some of the most talented musicians in progressive rock, but they wrote one song that was too daunting to record in one go.

For nearly half a century, Geddy Lee and the band Rush cultivated a devoted fan base with multiple platinum records, classic FM hits and tours around the world. That part is well known.

A little more than a year ago, Geddy Lee told Rolling Stone ... for that legacy than returning as the top Rush tribute band.” Lifeson and Lee live in the same Toronto neighborhood and get ...

His late parents were Holocaust survivors from Poland. Lee will talk about his family and his autobiography at Queens ...

Canada’s greatest power trio was assembled slowly, one piece at a time. Toronto guitarist Alex Lifeson co-founded Rush as a ...

Rush achieved a sound that was undeniably huge. “He’s Geddy Lee, you know. Nobody plays like him,” Les Claypool told Bass Player. “His phrasing is unbelievable. It’s almost like Paul ...

was an iconic rock band in their own right. “Someone kept calling our office saying they were Robert Plant and they needed to speak to me,” Rush frontman Geddy Lee said. “No one believed it.

Rush will release a 50-track, career-spanning anthology on March 21, titled Rush 50. It marks the first time that music the ...

Already the author of a 'Big Book of Beautiful Bass,' Rush's Geddy Lee will soon publish a new tome about his sizeable collection of... We heard earlier this year that Rush bandmates Geddy Lee and ...