The band pushed two Dickies Arena dates to mid-July following a doctor’s order for Lee to rest, marking the second schedule disruption in a week.
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The band pushed two Dickies Arena dates to mid-July following a doctor’s order for Lee to rest, marking the second schedule disruption in a week.
After weeks of cryptic site updates and live track voting, the band adds another interactive layer—three alternate covers, with voters given the chance to have their names printed in the credits.
Rati Oniani’s new album doubles as a soundtrack to a documentary about his grandfather, weaving Svaneti folklore and progressive experimentation into an archive of personal memory.
Jon Davison grows into his role as frontman on the new album, and the band’s generational split produces something sharper than compromise.
The band unearthed the title track from their 1977 album during the fourth and final night of their Kia Forum run, a song that had not been performed live since the Pinkpop festival 47 years ago.
The long-running Canadian trio delivered a performance on the “Fifty Something Tour” that acknowledged its past without collapsing into nostalgia.
Rush’s residency took an ambitious turn on night two as the band performed the complete 20-minute prog epic for the first time in nearly three decades, alongside a drastically reshuffled setlist and a returning Aimee Mann.
The Rush frontman’s pragmatic outlook on fandom speaks to the transaction at the heart of any long-term artistic career.
Ian Anderson reflects on the maligned album’s electronic pivot, the band’s real-time playing, and the delicate moment an idea arrives.
The progressive rock band has postponed its upcoming European tour as guitarist Steve Howe requires an essential surgical procedure.
