Rush Says the Late Neil Peart Would Be 'Very Pleased' with Junos Comeback Performance

Alex Lifeson quips 'Finding My Way' is the only song Rush knows how to play after Junos performance

Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson opened the Juno Awards on Sunday with a performance of 'Finding My Way,' the first song off of their first album. They reflected backstage on their song choice, their forthcoming tour, and the addition of drummer Anika Nilles to their band following the death of Neil Peart.

Rush says the late Neil Peart would be ‘very pleased’ with Junos comeback performance

HAMILTON - Rush frontman Geddy Lee says the band's late drummer Neil Peart would be "very pleased" with their comeback performance at Sunday's Juno Awards.

Rush says the late Neil Peart would be 'very pleased' with Junos comeback performance

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Rush says the late Neil Peart would be 'very pleased' with new drummer

Rush Debut New Drummer In Surprise Junos Performance

Rush opened tonight’s Juno Awards, the annual ceremony celebrating Canadian music. The reunion of Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson was not announced in advance, but was teased in the band’s newsletter earlier this week (fans were told to tune in for a “special moment”). It marked the beloved prog band’s first public performance with its…

RUSH Surprise Juno Awards with First Performance in 11 Years

RUSH surprised the crowd at Canada's Juno Awards on Sunday by taking the stage and playing "Finding My Way," the band's first performance in nearly 11 years.