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The Kia Forum
It’s been more than a decade since Rush last hit the road—but the wait is finally over. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame trio is returning with their massive Fifty Something Tour, a 56-date trek across the United States that kicks off right where it all begins—The Kia Forum in Inglewood, California. Be there for opening night on Saturday, June 13, 2026, and witness the long-awaited return of one of rock’s most iconic bands.
Each show will feature two full sets built from a 35-song catalog spanning the band’s legendary 19 albums—14 of which are platinum in the U.S. Expect timeless tracks like “Tom Sawyer,” “The Spirit of Radio,” “New World Man,” and “Closer to the Heart.”
This marks Rush’s first tour without the late Neil Peart, with acclaimed German drummer Anika Nilles taking the stage alongside Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson. The Kia Forum’s 17,500-seat venue will host this extraordinary night of prog rock. Tickets are moving fast—secure yours before they’re gone!
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The Kia Forum
Jun
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The Kia Forum
It's been 11 years since fans have seen Rush on the road but that's about to end. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famers are ready to go on a 56-date jaunt, titled Fifty Something Tour, across the United States. Rush will kick off the celebration at The Kia Forum in Inglewood, California. Catch them on their final date in the venue on Saturday night, June 13, 2026!
The Fifty Something Tour promises two sets each night, building from a catalogue of 35 songs, highlighting greatest hits and fan favorites. Rock along to select tracks from their wide discography, spanning 19 albums which consists of 14 platinum and 3 multi-platinum albums in the US and 17 platinum albums in Canada. Yes, you have the chance to sing experience incredible live renditions of top hits such as "Closer to the Heart", the band's first successful song in the UK, "The Spirit of Radio" and "New World Man", both of which considered as the group's biggest hit single, the widely-popular track "Tom Sawyer", and a lot more.
The upcoming tour will be the band's first performance without the legendary drummer Neil Peart who passed away in January 2020. This year, fans will see German drummer Anika Nilles step into Peart's sizable shoes. She is a household name to any true drum aficionados and with her impressive chops and jams, she will help Rush perform a very unexpected victory lap. Guitarist Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee will also be accompanied by one or two additional musicians to expand their sound and give them space to show off their new fancy dance steps.
The tour initially had 11 shows but was later extended to a massive 56 shows due to popular demand. And Kia Forum will host the first four shows in the jaunt! The multi-purpose indoor arena, situated in Inglewood, California, houses up to 17,500 audiences—the perfect size for a massive show. The venue also boasts incredible architectural design with Roman-style columns, fitting for a historical event and of course, state-of-the-art acoustics and visuals to ensure a fantastic concert experience.
Tickets have been flying since the announcement. So score some seats while they are still available!
The Kia Forum, Inglewood, California, , US