Rush has confirmed the return of their Fifty Something tour, kicking off on August 7 at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena.
The four-night residency in Toronto sold out, with performances scheduled on August 9, 11, and 13.
The band recorded the Toronto shows for a potential concert film, citing the hometown setting and the extensive setlist of over 40 songs as ideal for capturing the full experience.
The full 2026-2027 tour spans North America and Europe, featuring 39 songs including tracks like "The Garden," "2112," and "Red Barchetta," with a dedicated tribute to late drummer Neil Peart.
The tour includes performances in major cities such as Philadelphia, Detroit, Boston, Cleveland, San Antonio, Denver, Seattle, and Atlanta, as well as international stops in Montreal, Hollywood, Tampa, and across Germany and the UK.
The tour will conclude in Brazil with shows in SĂŁo Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, followed by European dates in Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, Munich, and Glasgow.
Additional stops include Stockholm, Helsinki, and Copenhagen, with events in Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
The tour does not include any new music.
The band has stated that the performances are a tribute to their history and Neil Peart, with no plans to release new material during this run.
The full itinerary is available at Rush.com."