Neil Peart

This weekend, the band will return to the stage for their first show since 2015.

The late drummer will still have a presence during Rush's Fifty Something tour.

Some of music's most recognizable names have never appeared on the cover of an LP.

Guitarist recalls his mood darkening alongside Geddy Lee’s as their R40 tour wound down.

"My little black book got filled up really quickly," he said of opportunistic drummers.

Rush frontman wrote “Gone” soon after drummer’s daughter died in car accident.

Singer Sully Erna recalled offering a song that was directly inspired by the legendary drummer's book.

His arrival led to critically lauded triumphs like '2112' and multiplatinum smashes like 'Moving Pictures.'

Before Neil Peart joined Rush and made rock 'n' roll history, he was just another kid with a drum set and a dream.

Like many '70s bands, Rush adapted with changing musical trends and embraced synthesizers during the '80s.

Neil Peart will publish a book about Rush's R40 tour, rumored to be the band's last-ever one of this size, later this year.

Rush's guitarist says that it was difficult to get drummer Neil Peart out on the road for last year's R40 tour.