RUSHOUR - The Ultimate Tribute to RUSH Tickets

We have seen Rushour numerous times, but at this venue with the stage and light show, they were better than ever! If you are truly a Rush fan, you must see them when they play in Orlando again!

We really enjoyed the show! What a great crowd! They did so many Rush songs and had great showman ship. It sounded like we were at a Rush concert. The drummer Reed was on fire and did a great tribute to the late Neil Peart. Sean did a wonderful job and would have made Alex proud. Chad had the crowd going and sounded so much like Geddy. I overhead someone tell Reed after the show that he has seen Rush 19 times throughout his life and thought they nailed it.

Rushour was good. I think it's kind of a let down though after seeing Rush in concert with me being such a big Rush fan. But they played well. I wish the opening band didn't play so long. We're on vacation and had to change our dinner reservations because it went so long. The ad stated 8pm to 9pm. It went past 10pm.

Anyone trying to emulate the legends that are Rush are already starting in the back foot. The music of Rush is so complex mere mortals won’t even try to play it. So my expectations of this tribute band were low. Very low. But how wring was I. These guys did an amazing job and the concert was an absolute blast. As a Rush fan I loved it. Great job- I would see these guys again and highly recommend them.

Opening the show with a drum solo (3 throughout), as a tribute to the late great Peart, phenomenal drummer Reed Hayes didn't miss a beat. Sean, with the red Exit Stage Left jacket channeled Alex, nailing great solos like The Analog Kid and Natural Science. Chad, who started out wearing a Geddy wig, had a great night and really seemed to feel comfortable with the crowd and venue. Overall, although I wish I had a chair, from La Villa to Witch Hunt, from Digital Man to Distant Early Warning, it was an amazing experience my wife and I will never forget. Bravo guys. Bravo!