Bret Michaels, Steve Vai, Rick Springfield, Slash, and Yoshiki are also among those who paid tribute to the founding KISS guitarist.

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Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson will commemorate "fifty something" years of Rush music, and honor the band's late drummer and song writer Neil Peart, with a tour.

Legendary Canadian prog rock band Rush announced Monday that they would tour for the first time in over 10 years beginning in June 2026. The seven cities listed on the tour include a pair of shows in Fort Worth.

Rush announces a comeback "Fifty Something Tour" in honor of late drummer Neil Peart, starting June 2026, with Anika Nilles on drums.

If Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson decided to move forward, it's easy to imagine a return to the heavier, more straight-ahead feel of Rush's Peart-free debut album. A drummer like Danny Carey of the Grammy-winning progressive rock band Tool would be a perfect fit.

Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, co-founders of the classic rock band Rush, have announced the band's first tour in 11 years.

Lee and Lifeson released a video on Monday where the two discussed their love of playing Rush's music along with the arrival of Nilles, who will join the band for the 2026 tour. The 42-year-old German drummer has since taken to social media to share her feelings following the announcement.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers announced Oct. 6 they will headline a tour next year. The “Fifty Something” tour will feature founding members Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson celebrating the band’s legacy and honoring late drummer Neil Peart, who died in 2020.