Rush is feeling the spirit of radio live shows. Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson’s heavy prog rock band just extended their 2026 North American ‘Fifty Something Tour’ for the third time. What originally started out as a brief 11-concert jaunt — their first since 2015 and legendary drummer Neil Peart’s untimely 2020 passing — has now expanded to 56 shows that will send the Rock Hall of Famers to arenas all over the U.

There’s a universe where Rush, newly reunited for their first tour in 11 years, pack their sets with wall-to-wall epics, dusting off 10 or so '70s prog-rock pieces like "The Fountain of Lamneth," the "Cygnus X-1" suite, and the entirety of "2112."

The Eagles’ bye week has begun, and while the coaching staff and front office will have some time to rest, don’t expect Nick Sirianni and Howie Roseman to be downing mai tais by the pool all week. With 13 days until their Monday night game against the Green Bay Packers,

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band announced a second concert in Denver "due to incredible demand." Rush co-founders Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson announced the group will come to Ball Arena in Denver on Wednesday, Oct. 7, in addition to a previously announced concert on Monday, Oct. 5, 2026.

"[Anika Nilles] got great technical facility and she's just got a really positive attitude," bassist adds of new drummer

Lastly, if this is indeed the start of a gold rush for Solana, take note that it's being driven by buyers who tend to keep what they dig up. If you don't hold on to your coins over the same long-term time frame, you're leaving at least a few nuggets behind.

Here's a chance to visit one of the early sites of the California Gold Rush and, if you're lucky, maybe even find some gold yourself while you're there.

Oliver Bonner, 18, is charged with making a terroristic threat. He’s currently waiting to be arraigned, and MCSO says it plans to have a bigger presence in schools throughout the district.