Rush

The one-day-only event will take place in theaters worldwide on Aug. 21.

Rush frontman still talks to his former bandmates on a regular basis.

They were set to arrive with a very big bang. Then everything went wrong.

A 144-page graphic novel dedicated to the creation of band's 1977 album is due in September.

Every setlist, and every opening act, was researched and vetted by the band themselves.

Frontman believes being “willing to fail publicly” was behind their greatest achievements.

"I practiced, as I usually do, like a crazy person, to make sure I didn't embarrass Chris by my performance."

"There's a real great future for them as they develop their own style - much like we did."

It's a rare joint appearance in the wake of their band's 2015 retirement.

Former Rush guitarist sits in with prog trio Nick Beggs, Roger King and Marco Minnemann’s LP ‘Atheists and Believers.’

Frontman recalls struggle to work with drummer Neil Peart’s lyrics, and times when the band’s ambition outweighed their playing ability.

Bassist says both bandmates were in pain on last tour and repeats that reunion with Alex Lifeson is a possibility.