Rush/NY,USA 07.28.2026 Complete

From the North American tour of the “Fifty Something Tour” commemorating the band’s 50th anniversary in 2026, here is a super maniac audience video that only captures drummer Annika Lukas at the opening performance at Madison Square Garden in New York on July 28th. First of all, the much-talked-about revival tour has completed over 10 performances, and this title captures the drumming of Annika, who participated as Neil Peart’s replacement on the first day of the MSG performance, from the beginning to the end, from a fixed angle from a slightly diagonal stage.It captures everything from her technical stick work to her footwork on the pedals, and in addition, the audio is of the highest quality of a soundboard level. As for the live performance, MSG will be holding two consecutive performances including the one two days later, so it is important to note that the set has changed significantly from that one, and this day’s composition can be said to be the best selection of the career summary. Among them, “Headlong Flight” is included instead of “Caravan” which was included in the set at the beginning of the tour, and while it is a number from the same “CLOCKWORK ANGELS” period, it adds accents to the best selections. In particular, the way they beat the odd time signature of “YYZ” and the slow and fast drumming that shows off in “2112” are gems that allow you to enjoy the new rush from a drummer’s perspective. Live at Madison Square Garden, NYC, NY, USA 28th July 2026 : COLOUR NTSC Approx.144min Disc 1 : 1. 2112 (Part 1: Overture / Part II: The Temples of Syrinx / Part VII Grand Finale) 2. Distant Early Warning 3. Red Barchetta 4. Dreamline 5. Natural Science 6. Time Stand Still 7. Red Sector A 8. YYZ 9. The Garden 10. Tom Sawyer 11. By-Tor And The Snow Dog 12. Working Man Geddy Lee: Vocals, bass, keyboards / Alex Lifeson: Guitar, vocals / Anika Nilles: Drums / Loren Gold: Keyboards, vocals