The Rush frontman played a Rickenbacker 4001 on nearly every track from 1975’s Fly By Night, but found a new bass sound for ...

"I have this bass; it’s a ’64 Dakota Red Fender Jazz bass that I bought from a fellow in Dublin. He owned it his whole life and played it in an Irish showband. When I got it, I opened the case and you ...

Whilst Rush frontman Geddy Lee loves a host of 1960s bands, there is one he asserts that "nothing gets close to".

As the bassist – and keyboardist/vocalist – for Rush, Geddy Lee is among the most cherished musicians in all of progressive rock. Hence, it’s always fascinating when he speaks about joining the band ...

A new era is born.

Just because a musician plays an instrument live while singing doesn't mean that it's always easy. And with a band as accomplished and technical as Rush, there's bound to be a level of difficulty at ...

Today we're not worthy: Joining us, it's the legendary Rush frontman and bassist, Geddy Lee. While Rush has retired from touring, Geddy's kept... Geek Out With 'Geddy Lee's Big Beautiful Book Of Bass' ...

Famed Rush bassist and vocalist Geddy Lee is preparing a new music docuseries that seeks to answer one important question — Are Bass Players Human Too? Paramount+ released a new trailer featuring Lee ...

Metallica bassist Robert Trujillo gives Geddy a tour of his psychedelic home and shows off his surfing chops at the beach; they cruise the Venice Beach boardwalk to catch some hardcore skateboarding, ...

Geddy Lee wants you to know he is more than just the bass player for Rush. In the opening moments of the new Paramount+ docuseries, Geddy Lee Asks: Are Bass Players Human Too?, Lee explains how he ...

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