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

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

Jack Bruce had a range of playing styles that he could incorporate into whatever he was working on, but this was one he hated ...

Classic rock titans like AC/DC, Creed, Bruce Springsteen and more are hailed as dad-rock heroes. Here’s a rundown of some of ...

"[Anika Nilles] got great technical facility and she's just got a really positive attitude," bassist adds of new drummer ...

Geddy Lee returned to KC museum to meet fans and promote his baseball book. Lee donated about 400 Negro Leagues-signed baseballs, expanding museum’s core collection. Museum director Kendrick credited ...

Rush’s Geddy Lee talked about getting prepared for the band’s upcoming reunion tour — and his beloved Toronto Blue Jays making the World Series — in a new interview with CBC News. “Well, I’m a bit ...

Geddy Lee isn't just Rush's frontman — he's also a Toronto Blue Jays superfan. He talks baseball, the Jays and going to the World Series ...

Geddy Lee, the lead singer of Rush, was at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum over the weekend to sign copies of his new book “72 Stories: From the Baseball Collection of Geddy Lee.” Kash Patel and ...

TORONTO - Geddy Lee is holding onto cautious optimism as the Toronto Blue Jays head into the World Series as underdogs. The Rush bassist, keyboardist and loyal Jays fan says it’s hard to shake the ...

In 1981, Rush had the biggest selling album of their career with Moving Pictures. But if that decade began brightly, it soon became a struggle for guitarist Alex Lifeson. In the mid-’70s, on their ...

Geddy Lee, the Rush singer/bassist who recently announced a reunion tour, is a familiar sight to Toronto Blue Jays fans watching the playoff games at Rogers Centre on television, sitting in the pricey ...