RUSH Tickets

This concert was so much better than the last one at Verizon Amphiteater The mixing was definitley better. there was a bit of distortion from some amplifier somewhere in the set of amps, but apart from that the musicality was great. As for the selection of songs, yeah I understand Rush is trying to promote their new releases but as an old Rush fan I need to hear their classics, specially in a concert.

Outstanding and well worth the money ... what a show!

I have seen the boys live at least a dozen times. This was one of the best. They are still giving their fans every bit of energy they can muster up. Awesome show!!!

They did not play all the top hits. I knew about 5 songs the entire night. I'm sure die hards were ok with deep tracks but if you are looking for hits this isn't the show. They have funny movies at intermission and encore. Overall a good show.

As a long-time RUSH enthusiast it pains me to post this negative review of the RUSH 40 concert in Austin on May 16. My expectations going into this concert was to here an anthology of all of their most classic hits. Did I expect some obscure songs?....sure. Did I expect 80% of the song set to be obscure and 20% classic recognizable songs?...No. I expected the opposite. Was I shocked and disappointed that I did not hear classics such as, "limelight, Red Barchetta, Trees, Freewill, Time Stand Still, and others"?....absolutely! To be fair, when they played their classics it was a good time and they are still excellent musicians, but this tidbits of these classics that were tossed out 1 out of 5 songs was not compensatory for having to listen to the unrecognizable songs. I don't think I was the only one who felt this way, but maybe I'm wrong.

Great last stand for the band, if it is in fact their last tour. Loved the concept, the musical selections, and how it was wrapped up. Only negative, I don't prefer the sound of a concert at the Greensboro Coliseum, I have seen three shows there now.

It had been 25 years since I had last seen Rush. They are 3 amazing musicians to be sure and really showed off their talents. The acoustics in the Greensboro Coliseum are not the best, so it was not easy to hear Geddy's vocals, but if you knew the songs, you could still sing along. Overall a good, energetic show.

Amazing show as always! Lots of new "old" songs that you probably haven't heard them play in concert before. "Xanadu" live in concert is something every Rush fan must hear! Do not miss this tour.

As usual, RUSH rules! Solid band attested by still selling out shows wherever they go! Greensboro Coliseum was a nice venue... A little smaller, so great seats!

The bass from Ged and Neil was so muddled, EQed so low, and so much louder than everything that you couldn't even discern anything from it. The bass was something you had to try and block out of your mind but you couldn't. I mean here is one of the best bass players around they made him sound like rap music blasted out of a distant car. I am not exaggerating it was really that bad and it absolutely ruined my one and only Rush experience that I've been waiting years to see.

Absolutely fantastic show !!! Worth every penny and then some. They did two sets that hit most of their best stuff. Production, sounds and lights were top notch. I'm impressed with Geddy Lee's voice, he's still nailing all the notes. Alex Lifeson is still sizzeling the fret board and Neil remains the baddest drummer on the planet. Not sure how many more tours they'll do, but I would t want to miss out on this one.

First time in 26 years I had seen Rush. I thought the sound was terrible through the first set....seemed everyone's mix was off. After the first break, sound improved other than Geddy's. Just seemed the sound guys couldn't get Geddy's mix right throughout the night. With this said, the three performed flawlessly. I thought Alex was somewhat subdued compared to how I have seen him at shows before. One other thing I felt was odd were the extremely small screens on each side of the stage.

Sure we were far away, but for only $40 it was affordable and with the big screens Rush had it was great.

first time seeing them, had a mother -daughter night, was GREAT!!!

This was my 13th Rush show dating back to the Permanent Waves tour. While I've thoroughly enjoyed every show this one was the absolute best! The musicianship was at least as good from Alex, Geddy, and Neil as it's ever been and Geddy's voice sounded as good as I've ever heard it. The stage set-up and evolution was fantastic including the final set when it was two amps, a drum kit and a red curtain. The set list was the best selection I've heard to date. My fear is that this may have been my last opportunity to see the holy triumvirate and I will continue to hope for at least one more opportunity to see them in the future. If you haven't seen them yet or in a long time do yourself a favor and go. You won't regret it!

Like a fine vintage wine, Rush keeps getting better with age. They never disappoint. Amazing 2 hour and 45 minute set!

What a wet, dreary night in Atlanta! What a huge, wet, excited crowd! As soon as the concert began, THE RAIN STOPPED! Awesome show! Not farewell, just a celebration!

RUSH rocked out Atlanta as hard as they ever have. The show was fantastic and a real treat for my family who mostly had never seen a show. They got to see a little bit of all kinds of Rush shows through the years. The tongue-in-cheek homages to the Band's experiences through the years fit their sense of humor very well. All in all it was just a FUN show and worth every penny to see them one more time. For the last several tours the only 'disappointment' is how little of their vast catalog they can present live in a single 3+ hour show. But that's the breaks with a prolific Band that produces so many songs I always want to hear. If your going to 'disappoint' a fan, that's the way to do it - just too much good stuff to offer. And that becomes their legacy for future years and generations: a HUGE body of work that reflects years of expert musicianship and an abundance of creativity presented for others to enjoy, appreciate and to be inspired.

It is absolutely fantastic to witness a band like RUSH live! Their remarkable 40 years together shows in just how tight and spot on musically they are together. Not only are Geddy, Neil, and Alex helluva musicians but it's easy to see they are really good friends. That just adds another level of richness to their sound.

The show, the lights, the crowd, the venue, everything about the show was amazing. This was my 10th Rush show and easily the best one I've seen. Sold out crowd. Loud, thick The show, the lights, the crowd, the venue, everything about the show was amazing. This was my 10th Rush show and easily the best one I've seen. Sold out crowd. Loud, thick Rock music with a light show and a historical theme that was super cool. These guys are the best musicians in the world and Atlanta proved why.