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

This release captures the second night of the “Fifty Something Tour”—Rush’s long-awaited return to live performance after an 11-year hiatus, marking their 50th anniversary—held in Los Angeles on June 9. It features a combination of high-quality audio and video. The audio is a top-tier audience recording—captured with the latest digital equipment—that documents the entire 2-hour-and-40-minute concert with soundboard-quality fidelity. The accompanying DVD offers a full-stage view from a camera positioned directly in front of the center stage, while also utilizing precise zooming at key moments. A major highlight is the excellent capture of the massive screen visuals behind the band, allowing viewers to fully appreciate the scope of the spectacular, state-of-the-art production. Much attention was focused on who would fill the role of Neil Peart; the band launched this tour—their first as a quartet featuring keyboards—with German drummer Anika Nilles (known for her work with Jeff Beck, as well as her roles as a composer and producer). The tour kicked off at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, the very venue where they had played their final show with Neil. In a surprising move that mirrored the opening night, the show began with “Xanadu”—a track exceeding ten minutes—marking a first in the band’s history. The two-part concert proceeded with a “best-of” setlist centered on their signature songs. Tribute sections honoring Neil Peart were woven throughout the performance; tribute videos played before “Bravado” and “Time Stand Still,” and a major highlight saw Aimee Mann—who contributed to the original studio recording—appear as a guest to recreate that classic track live on stage. The encore performance of “Working Man” featured visuals of original drummer John Rutsey, offering a moment that seemed to reflect on the band’s 50-year history. A key highlight of this four-show run at The Forum was that the setlist varied significantly each night; specifically, this performance included a complete rendition of the epic “2112,” making “A Passage to Bangkok,” “The Analog Kid,” “Leave That Thing Alone,” and “Animate” exclusive to this particular show. Furthermore, the accompanying DVD/Blu-ray includes a multi-camera edit of the full “2112” suite—spanning approximately 22 minutes—capturing the complete performance with professional-grade editing and quality. With this valuable bonus footage included, the release perfectly captures the second night of their comeback tour with top-tier audio and visual quality, making it an essential item for longtime fans. Live at Kia Forum, Inglewood, CA, USA 9th June 2026 : from Original Masters / COLOUR NTSC Approx.181min 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. The Trees 11. Headlong Flight 12. Limelight Disc 2 : 1. 2112 (full) 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 Disc 3 : 1. Anthem 2. Red Barchetta 3. Witch Hunt 4. South Park intro 5. Tom Sawyer 6. Finding My Way 7. Working Man 8. Neil Peart tribute #3 DVD 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 13. 2112 DVD 2 : 1. Animate 2. Closer To The Heart 3. A Passage To Bangkok 4. Neil Peart Tribute #2 5. Time Stand Still (with Aimee Mann) 6. YYZ 7. Anthem 8. Red Barchetta 9. Witch Hunt 10. South Park Intro 11. Tom Sawyer 12. Finding My Way 13. Working Man 14. Neil Peart Tribute #3 -BONUS FOOTAGE- 15. .2112 Multicam Edit Version Geddy Lee: Vocals, bass, keyboards / Alex Lifeson: Guitar, vocals / Anika Nilles: Drums / Loren Gold: Keyboards, vocals