Stygian Wavz, the new album from Envy of None, finds Lifeson showcasing his prodigious chops again. Here he talks about the ...

The Canadian virtuoso went through a period of guitar dormancy when Rush ended –now he says he feels reborn as a player ...

For example, Lifeson heard an early folk-rock version ... And it helped me be able to keep working on the project with Alex and Andy and have the gear to do that as well.” Wynne recorded most ...

You may like Robert Plant is selling gear for charity, including totally unique John Birch-modded ‘62 Stratocaster Alex Lifeson on the disguised guitars and soloing strategies behind Envy Of None’s ...

And, she adds, “I’m gonna make Alex play some guitars on some of those ... “We want to get the album out, first and foremost,” Lifeson says. “We really enjoyed the experience, and ...

When considering his key musical influences, Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson highlighted one band that he professed to have never been bettered since.

Rush are a band now so linked with the idea of creative evolution that to ask any member to pick their favourite songs seems a little frivolous.

When Rush ended their 40-year journey, Alex Lifeson decided he was going to spend his time working on his solo career. Instead, he teamed up with the musicians in the Canadian/American band Envy ...

It’s been five months since the death of Neil Peart, and Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson says that he has yet to find comfort in music. “It’s been difficult,” he told sports journalist Ann ...

Rush’s Alex Lifeson has unveiled two new instrumental solo tracks titled “Kabul Blues” and “Spy House.” Both songs feature textural keyboards and other atmospheric sonic flourishes.

Alex Lifeson revealed that the experience of working with new band Envy of None was part of his decision to auction off most of his guitars. "We could have continued touring," Lifeson said.