In the collection
21 records
Rush
Rush, 1974
Fly By Night
Rush, 1975
2112
Rush, 1976
All The World's A Stage
Rush, 1976
A Farewell To Kings
Rush, 1977
A Farewell To Kings (40th Anniversary)
Rush, 1977
Hemispheres
Rush, 1978
Rush Through Time
Rush, 1979
Permanent Waves
Rush, 1980
Exit...Stage Left
Rush, 1981
Moving Pictures
Rush, 1981
Signals
Rush, 1982
Grace Under Pressure
Rush, 1984
Power Windows
Rush, 1985
Hold Your Fire
Rush, 1987
Presto
Rush, 1989
Roll The Bones
Rush, 1991
Counterparts
Rush, 1993
Moving Pictures: Live 2011
Rush, 2011
Clockwork Angels
Rush, 2012
Rush 'N' Roulette
Rush
Played with
Alex Lifeson
19 records together
Geddy Lee
19 records together
Neil Peart
18 records together
Terry Brown
10 records together
Pye Dubois
4 records together
Peter Talbot
3 records together
Peter Collins
3 records together
Hugh Syme
3 records together
Tony Geranios
2 records together
Andrew Pryce Jackman
2 records together
Andy Richards
2 records together
Rupert Hine
2 records together
About
Canadian heavy progressive rock trio, formed in 1968 in Toronto, Canada. Disbanded in 2018, but reformed in 2025.
Rush retired from touring after the R40 tour when Neil Peart announced he would retire due to health reasons. In January 2018, Alex Lifeson said in an interview that Rush's career had come to an end. On January 7, 2020, after a three-year illness, Peart died of glioblastoma at age 67, though his passing was officially announced on January 10, 2020.
On October 6, 2025, Rush's surviving members Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee announced a reunion tour for 2026, with Anika Nilles substituting for Peart on drums.
See also Jeff Jones.
From Discogs.