The $30 million toe in the water

Rush performed at the Kia Forum in Inglewood on June 11, 2026, as part of their Fifty Something Tour , a series of four sold-out shows.

The band, featuring new drummer Anika Nilles after the death of Neil Peart, delivered a high-energy show with classics like Tom Sawyer.

Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson and lead vocalist and bassist Geddy Lee performed during the band's Fifty Something Tour at the Kia Forum in Inglewood on Thursday, June 11, 2026.

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The Fifty Something Tour highlights the enduring popularity of Rush, with fans packing the arena for multiple nights.

The performance included classc hits and showcased the musicianship of Lifeson, Lee, and Nilles.

The tour marks a new chapter for the band as they continue to celebrate their catalog and mourn the loss of a beloved member while embracing fresh talent.

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German drummer Anika Nilles joined the band as their new drummer following the death of legendary drummer Neil Peart in 2020 .

Nilles, originally from Germany, has brought a new dynamic to the group while respecting the legacy of Neil Peart.

The crowd's enthusiastic response demonstrated the lasting impact of Rush's music across generations.

A testament to the band's resilience

The concert was a testament to the band's resilience and ongoing relevance in the rock world.

Photos from the event captured the band in action, illustrating the energy and connection between the musicians and their audience.

The Kia Forum, a historic venue, provided a fitting backdrop for this leg of the tour.