“Rush” UK Tour March 2027

[RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE]

Just a heads up ! I’m not going . I’ll stay with the memories I have of the times I’ve seen them in the past !

For those of you who are going ( or trying hard to get tkts), I wish you good luck ! Let us know the cost 😀

Edited 1 hour ago by RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE

[WinterMute]

I'm going to Toronto in August, I've seen them maybe 20 times over the years, they're my all-time favourite band.

 

I'm really stoked to see what they'll do with the songs and the staging, it won't be Rush, that band died with Neil Peart, but Lee and Lifeson are way too good to quit, Anika Nilies is a phenomenal drummer and it'll be a chance to see how those boys play their music in a different format.

 

I'll be trying for tickets for the O2 in 2027 too.

[cetera]

Yep, heard last week that this was to be announced today. Will try for tickets but if they're as expensive as I'm expecting, I may have to sadly withdraw from going...

[Bassassin]

Not up for spending £300+ for ticket to watch a tired nostalgia act from the back of some soulless, cavernous enormodrome, doing precisely what they swore they would never do.

 

Last time I saw them they were touring a concept album which was the best thing they'd done in decades. And a fitting end point to a remarkable career as artists and performers. Happy to leave it there, personally.

[Lozz196]

I’ve never seen them before so will consider it, depending on cost etc

[prowla]

I last saw them on the Clockwork Angels tour at the O2.

TBH, I've felt more involved listening to an album or watching a gig on TV.

They've recently decided to cash in in any way they can; their re-releases are too expensive and I'm not up for paying inflated prices on tickets.

It's a bit disappointing, really.

[wateroftyne]

I've got mixed feelings, but I'm probably going to go to Manchester... unless the tickets are even more extortionate than I expect.