When Rush walked off the stage in California on Aug. 1, 2015 and closed out their R40 Live Tour, fans remained hopeful it wouldn’t be their last live show. After almost a decade, and the passing of their longtime drummer, the surviving members of the Canadian prog-rock outfit have made peace with there not being another Rush show. 
	Earlier this month, Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson and bassist Geddy Lee spoke to Classic Rock about the regret they …

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Rush’s Members Might Still Jam Together, but a Reunion Isn’t Happening

Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson remains very close to bassist Geddy Lee, but he doesn't want to get back on the road with him in a version of Rush.

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Alex Lifeson Still Doesn’t Want to Reform Rush With Geddy Lee

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Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson has spoken about the prospect of the band ever playing live again, 10 years after they last toured.

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Will Rush ever play live again? Alex Lifeson speaks out

Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee won’t Rush to reunite … ever. Following the death of Neil Peart, Lifeson is now confirming the duo will never resurrect the band, in fear of being known as ‘the top Rush tribute band.’

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Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee Won’t Rush to Reunite … Ever

Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Comedy Central While Rush’s Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson are still close, and still play music together, fans shouldn’t hold out hope that they’ll resurrect the band. In a new interview with Classic Rock magazine, Lifeson reveals he and Lee enjoy jamming together, but that doesn’t mean we’ll see Rush again. “It’s good to jam with friends as you get older,” Lifeson shares. “I need to play. Once a week I go to Ged’s – it…

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"I don’t think putting some new version together would have the same magic."
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Alex Lifeson rules out Rush reunion: "Went out on a high note"

Classic Rock is reporting that Rush guitarist, Alex Lifeson, has revealed he and longtime bandmate Geddy Lee jam on a weekly basis - but they have no plans to resurrect the Canadian prog icons with a new drummer to replace the late Neil Peart.
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ALEX LIFESON Doesn't Want To Resurrect RUSH With GEDDY LEE - "I Guess I’d Rather Be Remembered For That Legacy Than Returning As The Top Rush Tribute Band"

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Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee, the iconic members of Rush, have revealed that they have weekly improvisation and recording sessions. However, both have ruled out the possibility of resurrecting the band without Neil Peart, who died in 2020. The duo prefers to preserve the band’s legacy and not transform it into a version that, according to them, would not have the same magic. In a recent interview with Classic Rock, Lifeson explained that these ses…

Alex Lifeson y Geddy Lee, los icónicos integrantes de Rush, han revelado que mantienen sesiones semanales de improvisación y grabación. Sin embargo, ambos han descartado la posibilidad de resucitar a la banda sin Neil Peart, fallecido en 2020. La dupla prefiere preservar el legado del grupo y no transformarlo en una versión que, según ellos, no tendría la misma magia. En una reciente entrevista con Classic Rock, Lifeson explicó que estas sesione…

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