Rush should always be in the same conversation as King Crimson, Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, and Yes regarding musical progenitors of progressive rock. The iconic three-piece outfit produced some absolute ...

In 1981, Rush released what would become one of their signature songs with "Tom Sawyer." The Canadian rockers released the song as the opening track on their album Moving Pictures. "I mean, when we ...

The meaning behind Rush’s 1981 progressive rock classic “Tom Sawyer” doesn’t stray far from its storybook origins. Inspired by Mark Twain’s 1876 novel The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer, the song paints a ...

Rush changed rock forever – and fans still can’t let go. From epic prog anthems to must-see live moments and endless TikTok nostalgia, here’s why you need their music in your life right now. guitarist ...

Bridging the gap between 70s Rush and 80s Rush, Moving Pictures remains a benchmark release ...

As Rush returned after intermission, an animated clip of the “South Park” kids arguing about Rush’s hit “Tom Sawyer” played on the Kia Forum’s screens. They’d been showing it for years before playing ...