"A sweetheart of a man that radiated good vibes, a love of music, and a total monster on the drums," Geddy Lee writes of Foo Fighters drummer who helped induct Rush into Rock Hall
Self-titled album, out April 8, features song dedicated to Lifeson's late Rush band mate Neil Peart
"Kabul Blues" and "Spy House" are the first songs musician has shared with the public since Rush's Clockwork Angels
"Neil was ambitious and I was ambitious," the Rush bassist says a year after Peart's passing. "He loved to be hyperactive. I loved to be hyperactive. So in a sense, it was a marriage made in heaven"
Rush’s virtuoso drum hero lived by his own rules, to the very end. For the first time since Peart’s passing, his bandmates and widow discuss his legacy and his final years
"I don't know if the motivation is there for us to really do anything now," said the Rush guitarist
On the 45th anniversary of the band's second LP, watch a triumphant live version of the title track, filmed at New Jersey's Capitol Theater
Six books that tell the story of one of the greatest rock bands of all time
Based on interviews with Rush's Alex Lifeson and producer Terry Brown, 144-page illustrated book tells the story of the band's 1977 classic
Watch Rush dig out a super deep cut at their 2002 comeback show
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