Rush fans around the world have reason to rejoice as exciting news from the legendary Canadian rock band promises a wave of fresh content and live events in 2025. The enduring influence of Rush — whose genre-blending sounds, intelligent lyrics, and impressive musicianship have inspired generations of musicians and fans — is set to be celebrated in an upcoming documentary and a series of tribute performances that honor their legacy.
**A New Look into Rush’s Journey: “Anthem of Progression” Documentary**
The newly announced documentary, titled *Anthem of Progression*, delves into Rush’s decades-long journey, from their early days in Toronto’s music scene to becoming one of rock’s most iconic acts. The film will feature never-before-seen archival footage, behind-the-scenes stories from surviving members Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, and testimonials from renowned musicians influenced by Rush’s groundbreaking work. Notably, the documentary will include rare interviews with the late Neil Peart, Rush’s legendary drummer and lyricist, whose powerful drumming and thought-provoking lyrics shaped the band’s distinct style. Fans can look forward to insights into the making of iconic albums such as *2112*, *Moving Pictures*, and *Permanent Waves*, which solidified the band’s place in rock history.
**A Tribute Tour with Today’s Biggest Rock Stars**
In addition to the documentary, plans for a 2025 tribute tour are underway, featuring a lineup of renowned musicians eager to celebrate Rush’s influence on progressive rock. Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee, who continue to play and record together, will join selected performances, thrilling fans by revisiting Rush classics live on stage. Artists like Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins’ son Shane, and members from bands like Tool, Foo Fighters, and Porcupine Tree are expected to participate, adding their own flair to timeless Rush tracks. The tour aims to bring Rush’s legendary sound to cities across North America, Europe, and select international locations, with each stop promising powerful renditions of songs like *Tom Sawyer*, *YYZ*, and *Limelight*.
For both lifelong fans and newer generations discovering Rush, this promises to be a momentous tribute. With both the documentary and tribute tour, Rush continues to prove why they remain one of the most respected and influential bands in rock music.
