There is growing speculation that 2024 could be the year for a potential Rush reunion, marking the 50th anniversary of the band’s debut album. Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee, who have remained active in music but have focused on separate projects since Rush’s final tour in 2015, are the subject of renewed reunion talk. In particular, Andy Curran, Lifeson’s bandmate in his current project Envy of None, suggested that with the 50th anniversary approaching, it might be the perfect moment for Lee and Lifeson to collaborate on something special for fans.
While no definitive plans have been confirmed, the possibility of a reunion or celebratory event in 2024 seems plausible. Lifeson and Lee have recently worked together on various projects, including the 2022 reunion performance of Closer to the Heart and a promotional campaign for their Rush-branded beer and mustard. They have also teased new studio recordings.
However, the absence of drummer Neil Peart, who tragically passed away in 2020, remains a key consideration. Lifeson and Lee have expressed that any reunion would honor his legacy, possibly through special events, remixes, or archival releases rather than a full tour.
For further details and updates, fans can stay tuned as 2024 approaches for any official announcements about how the band might mark their incredible milestone.
