Canadian hard rock band Rush has confirmed the final show of their Fifty Something tour, taking place on August 13 at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.

The four-date residency, which began on August 7, includes sold-out performances on August 9, 11, and 13.

The Toronto show will be recorded for a potential concert film, with the band citing strong fan demand and the hometown significance as key factors in selecting the venue.

Frontman Geddy Lee confirmed that the performance will capture over 40 songs, including tracks such as 'Subdivisions,' 'Far Cry,' and '2112,' as well as a video tribute to Neil Peart.

The recording is intended as both a keepsake for fans and a resource for those who have not experienced the band live.

The full 2026 and 2027 tour itinerary spans North America and Europe, including stops in Philadelphia, Detroit, Montreal, Boston, Cleveland, San Antonio, Denver, Seattle, San Jose, Washington D.C., and cities across Brazil and Europe.

Key dates include performances in Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, Munich, Glasgow, Manchester, London, Kraków, Milan, and beyond.

Tickets are available through Rush.com.

The tour marks the conclusion of Rush’s current North American residency and represents a significant milestone in their ongoing live performance history."