Ahead of a gig at the Hollywood Bowl on Sunday, the 80-year-old singer and songwriter looks back at some of his signature ...

In 1974, Peart replaced John Rutsey after the release of the band’s debut album and went on to become Rush’s main lyricist.

By the time they made Fly by Night, Lifeson and singer-bassist Geddy Lee were joined by Neil Peart, who came onboard in July 1974, during the Rush tour, to replace founding drummer John Rutsey.

Alex: I had a friend named John Rutsey who played drums, and we had a little basement band called The Projection. The guy that lived next door to me, Gary Cooper, was the bass player.

Rush’s founding drummer John Rutsey left the band a few months after the release of its self-titled album, unable to tour due to health issues, and his replacement would quickly reshape the band ...

That Led Zeppelin debut came out in January 1969, just months after the show Leddy, Lifeson, and Rutsey attended. Led Zeppelin Helped Pull Rush From A Career Slump Years Later ...

Solidly helmed by original drummer John Rutsey on his only album with the band, Rush ’s unreconstructed hard-rock has the horn (Need Some Love; In The Mood), opens with Finding My Way’s giant-slaying ...

The shopping rush is going to be here in a couple of weeks. Get a jump on it with these 5 gift ideas that the fly angler on your list would appreciate. This is fly fishing gear that I used this ...

John Early, In the Flesh Before the Cleveland stop on his current tour, we caught up with the comic, actor and performer about turning a stand-up special into a musical revue, letting cover songs ...

In his 2023 special Now More Than Ever John Early stalks the stage in leather trousers with microphone in hand and his band, The Lemon Squares, backing him as he sings.

Even though the three of them had a lot of great chemistry, they did not always see things eye-to-eye. The majority of the time, Rush had always let their music do the talking, but in the early ...

It’s been nearly a year since John Early released his first stand-up special, Max’s Now More Than Ever. But it’s only now that he’s gotten the chance to talk about the go-for-broke special ...