Rush announces week-long concert series in Las Vegas

In a remarkable announcement for fans of the iconic Canadian rock band Rush, frontman Geddy Lee has revealed that the legendary group will be embarking on a five-night residency at Las Vegas' renowned Sphere venue in 2027. The "Elevate the Norm" residency will see the band take over the 366-foot-tall futuristic entertainment arena from May 21 to May 30, marking a long-awaited return to the stage for the quartet.

Rush, who spent much of the year on their successful Fifty Something tour, recently reunited with Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and drummer Anika Nilles, who took over the drumming duties following Neil Peart's passing in 2020. The band has already announced that they will be performing all of their classic albums, "2112" and "Moving Pictures," alongside a host of other songs during their Las Vegas residency.

In his statement, Geddy Lee expressed his excitement about the residency, calling it "a dream come true." He praised the Sphere venue for its suitability for the band's signature visual displays and innovative stage designs. Lee also mentioned that the band has been busy expanding its touring concepts and exploring new ideas to ensure a memorable experience for their audience.

VIP and travel packages for the residency will be available for purchase starting Friday, with the artist presale kicking off on November 11. This exciting news has certainly captured the attention of Rush fans worldwide, eager to see their beloved band once again grace the stage in Las Vegas.