Biography Flash: Geddy Lee Hints at Rush Reunion with Alex Lifeson Plus 60-Date Tour Announcement
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Biography Flash: Geddy Lee Hints at Rush Reunion with Alex Lifeson Plus 60-Date Tour Announcement
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Geddy Lee, the iconic Rush bassist and vocalist, has been lighting up headlines with tantalizing hints of a musical comeback alongside lifelong bandmate Alex Lifeson. In a fresh interview with Long Island Weekly just days ago, Lee dished that hes rediscovered unfinished tracks from his 2000 solo album My Favourite Headache, sparking joy in the studio and a burning desire to jam with Lifeson again. My lifelong buddy Alex and I would like to get back into the studio together and see what might happen, he shared, teasing ideas to flesh out post his grueling book tour and holiday break. Metal Injection reports this as a major buzz, noting its the first new material talk since 2012s Clockwork Angels, pre-Neils heartbreaking 2020 passing.
No major headlines in the past 24 hours, but the duo keeps fueling excitement over their massive Fifty Something tour kicking off June 2026, now ballooning to 60 North American dates with drummer Anika Nilles honoring Neil Peart. Best Classic Bands detailed the latest 18-show expansion announced October 22, with sold-outs already in LA and Fort Worth, while a YouTube video from Rushs official channel captures Lee and Lifeson thanking fans for the overwhelming response and warning against ticket scalpers.
On the promo front, PBS NewsHour aired a reflective clip of Lee discussing his memoir My Effin Life and life after Neil, with Ideastream noting its replay through December 20. Rush is a Band blog spotlighted his Instagram post from the October 11 Negro Leagues Baseball Museum book signing for 72 Stories, where he gushed about the inspiring history and posed with statues of Josh Gibson and Martin Dihigo. Earlier buzz from AntiMusic revisited his January regrets over Rushs limited R40 tour, underscoring fan devotion.
This surge points to Lees most dynamic chapter yet, blending legacy tributes with fresh creative sparks of biographical weight.
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