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Rush's Fifty Something Tour: Aimee Mann Joins Live
8 Jun
Summary
- Aimee Mann performed 'Time Stand Still' live with Rush for the first time.
- New touring drummer Anika Nilles impressed with 'Tom Sawyer' fills.
- Neil Peart was honored with heartfelt video tributes during the show.
Rush launched their Fifty Something Tour at the Kia Forum, delighting fans with a mix of classics and surprises. Singer-songwriter Aimee Mann joined the band on stage for a live rendition of 'Time Stand Still,' marking their first-ever performance of the song together after Mann sang on the studio version 40 years ago. The concert also celebrated the legacy of late drummer Neil Peart, with poignant video tributes displayed during performances of songs like 'Bravado' and 'Limelight'.
The new touring lineup featured Anika Nilles on drums and Loren Gold on keyboards. Nilles earned applause for her skillful execution of complex drum parts, particularly on the iconic 'Tom Sawyer.' The setlist included deep cuts and fan favorites such as 'Xanadu,' 'By-Tor and the Snow Dog,' and a full performance of '2112.' The evening was divided into two sets, offering a comprehensive showcase of the band's enduring musical catalog.
