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Rush Singer Geddy Lee's Health Postpones Texas Shows
1 Jul
Summary
- Geddy Lee is recovering from laryngitis and bronchitis.
- Two Fort Worth shows are rescheduled to July 11 and 13.
- The tour has faced previous travel and border-related delays.
Canadian progressive rock band Rush has postponed two upcoming shows in Fort Worth, Texas, due to the health of their 72-year-old singer and bassist, Geddy Lee. Lee has been diagnosed with laryngitis and bronchitis and requires additional rest. The concerts originally scheduled for June 30 and July 2 at the Dixies Arena have been rescheduled to July 11 and July 13, with existing tickets valid for the new dates.
The band expressed deep regret over the postponements, acknowledging the inconvenience to fans who had made travel arrangements. They emphasized their commitment to delivering their best performance, which they felt was not possible at this time. This latest disruption adds to the tour's challenges, including earlier travel and border delays that affected a previous Fort Worth date.
Rush, featuring guitarist Alex Lifeson and drummer Anika Nilles (who replaced Neil Peart), began their reunion tour on June 7 in California. Following the rescheduled Fort Worth dates, the band is set to perform in Chicago before continuing their tour, which is currently slated to conclude with a concert in Helsinki, Finland, on April 10, 2027.
