RUSH Tickets

Brought my 17 year old who is a musician and a buddy. We had a great time. Rush was amazing. They can still put on a show!

ONE OF THE MOST AWESOME CONCERTS I WILL EVER SEE. SEPT.14/2010 BOSTON, TD CENTER.. HAVE PIC. WILL HAVE TO GET HUSBAND TO POST FOR ALL TO SEE. ABSOLUTELY..THE BEST!!!!!!!!! What a journey back through my life .. I have enjoyed Rush since 1976..TRUE CANADIAN ICONS... Hope they extend tour to the East Coast , in the Spring of 2011.. We would pay the same again if they did. THANK YOU SOOOO VERY MUCH FOR THIS EXPERIENCE.. A MUST SEE SHOW FOR ALL !!!!!!!!!

This concert was epic. Neil Pert is a drum god. I couldnt hear for days after; thats when you know the concert was good!

I may be biased as a Torontonian by birth but the performance was awesome. They haven';t lost anything over the years!

I've seen Rush several times and this latest concert was the most amazing I've seen the band yet. Of all the rock concerts I've been to, and God knows I've been to a lot, this Tampa performance ranks as number 1 by a mile. The boys have simply not lost a step and are sounding better than ever.

Thursday's putrid humidity could not deter me from enjoying my 10th. exhibition of pure greatness by The Holy Trinity. Rush never fails to deliver. The musicianship and showmanship have not wavered as they belted out 3 hours of solid magic. 'Leave That Thing Alone' and 'BU2B' rocked the house and 'Free Will' sent shivers down my spine. After the break... 'Moving Pictures' in it's entirety left me giddy. 'Witch Hunt' was haunting and 'Camera Eye' was both visually and musically awesome. After the crowd bowed and howled with gratitude, it kept coming. "Caravan' sounded as heavy and tight as 1977 Rush and nothing says Rush like ' La Villa Strangiato' and 'Working Man'... to send the crowd home still vibrating. SUPERB! The venue was extremely well organized and except for far too many obstructed/partially obstructed seats, the views were good and so was the sound.

Alex Lifeson has really come alive this tour. He is fit, energetic, and playing better than ever, a career year. Also enjoying himself. Geddy's bass lines were funky as ever, and he and Alex played off each other nicely. Neil looked a bit tired, I had heard he might have an ear problem as he stopped wearing his in ear monitors. Of course he was fun to watch but maybe a little off his usual impeccable game. He seemed to rely on a bit more echo/delay during his solo than usual. Overall another top flight RUSH performance.

This was my 39th time seeing the boy's all I can say is they get better with age, from start to finish everybody was standing. Totally awesome ROCK ON boy's from TO.

The concert was fabulous! The only thing that spoiled it for some us us were the people who chose to smoke in the stands. In Canada, we strongly enforce the anti smoking by-laws. We weren't so fortunate in St.Paul. The concert lasted for about 3 hours, with a 20 minute intermission. The band was in top form. I only with they had played Fly By Night.

I knew this would be another critical success, as Rush never fails to satisfy their fans, and give them their money's worth. Once again, thoughtful, imaginative video work, combined with a well-orchestrated mix of fabulous new lighting, camerawork, pristine sound, and the raw, unleashed power of the world's greatest Power Trio, made for a memorable night.

One of the BEST Concerts I have seen! Rush truely is timeless!

Amazing concert covering the entire span of their long careers. Geddy was a monster on the bass, Alex a true virtuoso on the guitar and Neil is by far the best drummer on the planet today. The intro videos to the first and second sets were hilarious and the the added treat of Paul Rudd and Jason Segel reprising thier roles from I Love You Man was a great way to cap off the concert.

This concert was surreal. From Rush playing a 25 song super setlist to the light show to Neil Pearts' epic drum solo to the firework show at the end. This was an unforgettable experience. If I have the change to see them again, I would in a heartbeat.

A+ show, amazing graphics and guitaring! Amazing live!

Arguably their best concert set ever, it was just lacking the Trees and Driven in my opinion. The comic interludes were also a great touch. It was also great to take my son to his first Rush concert. Had to fly from Canada to do so! (bring the tour to Western Canada please!)

Simply...There is no other experience than RUSH at Red Rocks. What a band, what a venue. Went both nights August 16th and August 18th. Alex, Geddy, Neil your are defenetly the sound track of my life.

This concert was absolutely amazing. This incredible trio did not disappoint. From the moment the first chord of Spirit of Radio resonated through the ampitheatre, the crowd was on their feet sharing in the energy of Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart. You have to see this band perform live!

You have to see this band as long as they are still touring. Their music is so complex and energetic I have a hard time believing they'll be able to play their own music in another decade or so...very, VERY few musicians could ever pull this stuff off! The band is clearly enjoying a resurgence in popularity and it was evident in the sold-out show I enjoyed at the MGM Grand. Lee, Lifeson and Peart were, of course, in top form and have now injected a lot of humor into their 3 hour performance as well. Not much to add to previous reviews but they truly are an amazing band in concert and any true rock fan would enjoy the show immensely.

Absolutely unbielevable show. Once again Rush proved why they are the premier rock band in the world today. Amazing show, incredible musicianship and being Canadian i was truly impressed with the audience in Las Vegas. Somewhat surprised of how popular Rush was in Las Vegas. A memorable night.

The show was amazing as expected. Moving Pictures rocks!