Rush / CA, USA – June 9, 2026 – Complete

This release captures the full 2-hour-and-33-minute performance from the second night of Rush’s “Fifty Something Tour”—marking their return to live performance after 11 years—held in Los Angeles on June 9, 2026. The footage is presented in high-quality audience-shot video, utilizing three distinct camera angles to recreate the concert experience. The primary angle offers a powerful, rock-solid view from the very front row of the arena. A second angle supplements this front-row view with footage from the center of the arena, ensuring the massive screen behind the stage is clearly visible—particularly during the complete performance of “2112,” a highlight of the show. The third angle provides a head-on view during the encore, allowing fans to fully appreciate the spectacular visuals and state-of-the-art production design. This tour—the band’s first as a quartet featuring keyboards alongside drums—kicked off at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, the very venue where they had played their final show with Neil Peart. Stepping into the drummer’s seat is Anika Nilles, a German drummer, composer, and producer known for her work with Jeff Beck’s band. The show opens—just as the first night did—with a surprising choice: the epic “Xanadu,” clocking in at over ten minutes. The concert proceeds as a two-part setlist packed with the band’s greatest hits. Tribute sections honoring Neil Peart are woven throughout the performance; for instance, tribute videos play before “Bravado” and “Time Stand Still.” Another major highlight features a guest appearance by Aimee Mann—who performed on the original studio recording—joining the band on stage to recreate that classic track. The encore performance of “Working Man” featured visuals of the band’s original drummer, John Rutsey—a touch that evoked the band’s 50-year history. A key feature of this four-show run at The Forum was that the setlist changed significantly each night; this particular show included a complete performance of the epic “2112,” making “A Passage to Bangkok,” “The Analog Kid,” “Leave That Thing Alone,” and “Animate” exclusive to this date. This is a must-have item for longtime fans, perfectly capturing the second night of the reunion tour with top-quality video footage. Live at Kia Forum, Inglewood, CA, USA – June 9, 2026 : Color NTSC, Approx. 153 min. Disc 1: 1. Where’s Rush? 2. Xanadu 3. The Spirit Of Radio 4. The Analog Kid 5. Freewill 6. Subdivisions 7. Neil Peart Tribute #1 8. Bravado 9. Leave That Thing Alone 10. Tree Sandwiches Sketch / The Trees 11. Headlong Flight 12. Limelight Disc 2: 1. 2112 (full): Part I: Overture / Part II: The Temples of Syrinx / Part III: Discovery / Part IV: Presentation / Part V: Oracle: The Dream / Part VI: Soliloquy / Part VII: Grand Finale 2. Animate 3. Closer To The Heart 4. A Passage To Bangkok 5. Neil Peart Tribute #2 6. Time Stand Still (with Aimee Mann) 7. YYZ 8. Anthem 9. Red Barchetta 10. Witch Hunt 11. South Park Intro 12. Tom Sawyer 13. Finding My Way 14. Working Man 15. Neil Peart Tribute #3 Geddy Lee: Vocals, bass, keyboards / Alex Lifeson: Guitar, vocals / Anika Nilles: Drums / Loren Gold: Keyboards, vocals