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Prog rock icons Rush are hitting the road starting in June 2026 for the Fifty Something Tour. Due to demand, the band added multiple stops in most cities along the tour. Rush will perform four nights each in Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, Fort Worth, and their home city, Toronto.
Rush are marking roughly a half-century of performing as a band for the aptly-named Fifty Something tour. The lineup will feature original members Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, with Anika Nilles serving as the band’s drummer. The tour is dedicated to the memory of legendary Rush drummer Neil Peart, who died in 2020.
At a Glance: How to Buy 2026 Rush Tour Tickets
This marks the band’s first tour since 2015’s R40 Live Tour, which commemorated 40 years since Peart joined the band; the first stop of the Fifty Something Tour will be at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, the same venue where Rush played their final show with Peart.
If you’re looking to catch the band live, many of their stops are sold out on the primary retailer Ticketmaster, with just resale tickets available through the site. Ticketmaster remains the most trusted way to get verified resale tickets, but it’s not the only option. These are some other resale options for catching Rush’s Fifty Something Tour in 2026.
Where to Buy 2026 Rush Tour Tickets
StubHub
Tickets for the band’s first stop at the Forum in Los Angeles start at around $230, as of this writing. It’s comparable to, or slightly less than, the tickets available on Ticketmaster for the same date.
VividSeats
Tickets for Rush’s tour start at around $218 on Vivid Seats, as of this writing, for the band’s first stop at the United Center in Chicago. Some of the more affordable dates on the tour include the Seattle stop, which starts at under $100.
TicketNetwork
TicketNetwork is another option for resale tickets, with prices starting at around $226 for the first Kia Forum stop, as of this writing. Meanwhile, the first of the two Philadelphia stops starts at around $250. You can save $150 on orders of $500 or more with code RS150, or save an extra $300 on orders of $1,000 or more with code RS300.
SeatGeek
Tickets start at under $60 on SeatGeek for the band’s first San Antonio stop. Meanwhile, tickets are available starting at under $170 for the second and third dates in Los Angeles.
Rush 2026 Tour Dates
You can see the band’s 2026 tour dates below.
June 7 – Los Angeles, California @ Kia Forum
June 9 – Los Angeles, California @ Kia Forum
June 11 – Los Angeles, California @ Kia Forum
June 13 – Los Angeles, California @ Kia Forum
June 18 – Mexico City, Mexico@ Palacio de los Deportes
June 20 – Mexico City, Mexico @ Palacio de los Deportes
June 24 – Fort Worth, Texas @ Dickies Arena
June 26 – Fort Worth, Texas @ Dickies Arena
June 28 – Fort Worth, Texas @ Dickies Arena
June 30 – Fort Worth, Texas @ Dickies Arena
July 16 – Chicago, Illinois @ United Center
July 18 – Chicago, Illinois @ United Center
July 20 – Chicago, Illinois @ United Center
July 22 – Chicago, Illinois @ United Center
July 28 – New York, New York @ Madison Square Garden
July 30 – New York, New York @ Madison Square Garden
Aug. 1 – New York, New York @ Madison Square Garden
Aug. 3 – New York, New York @ Madison Square Garden
Aug. 7 – Toronto, Ontario @ Scotiabank Arena
Aug. 9 – Toronto, Ontario @ Scotiabank Arena
Aug. 11 – Toronto, Ontario @ Scotiabank Arena
Aug. 13 – Toronto, Ontario @ Scotiabank Arena
Aug. 21 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania @ Xfinity Mobile Arena
Aug. 23 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania @ Xfinity Mobile Arena
Aug. 26 – Detroit, Michigan @ Little Caesars Arena
Aug. 28 – Detroit, Michigan @ Little Caesars Arena
Sept. 2 – Montreal, Quebec @ Bell Centre
Sept. 4 – Montreal, Quebec @ Bell Centre
Sept. 12 – Boston, Massachusetts @ TD Garden
Sept. 14 – Boston, Massachusetts @ TD Garden
Sept. 17 – Cleveland, Ohio @ Rocket Arena
Sept. 19 – Cleveland, Ohio @ Rocket Arena
Sept. 23 – San Antonio, Texas @ Frost Bank Center
Sept. 25 – San Antonio, Texas @ Frost Bank Center
Oct. 5 – Denver, Colorado @ Ball Arena
Oct. 7 – Denver, Colorado @ Ball Arena
Oct. 10 – Seattle, Washington @ Climate Pledge Arena
Oct. 12 – Seattle, Washington @ Climate Pledge Arena
Oct. 15 – San Jose, California @ SAP Center
Oct. 17 – San Jose, California @ SAP Center
Oct. 25 – Washington D.C. @ Capital One Arena
Oct. 27 – Washington D.C. @ Capital One Arena
Oct. 30 – Uncasville, Connecticut @ Mohegan Sun Arena
Nov. 1 – Uncasville, Connecticut @ Mohegan Sun Arena
Nov. 5 – Hollywood, Florida @ Seminole Hard Rock Live
Nov. 7 – Hollywood, Florida @ Seminole Hard Rock Live
Nov. 9 – Tampa, Florida @ Benchmark International Arena
Nov. 11 – Tampa, Florida @ Benchmark International Arena
Nov. 20 – Charlotte, North Carolina @ Spectrum Center
Nov. 22 – Charlotte, North Carolina @ Spectrum Center
Nov. 25 – Atlanta, Georgia @ State Farm Arena
Nov. 27 – Atlanta, Georgia @ State Farm Arena
Dec. 1 – Glendale, Arizona @ Desert Diamond Arena
Dec. 3 – Glendale, Arizona @ Desert Diamond Arena
Dec. 10 – Edmonton, Alberta @ Rogers Place
Dec. 12 – Edmonton, Alberta @ Rogers Place
Dec. 15 – Vancouver, British @ Columbia Rogers Arena
Dec. 17 – Vancouver, British @ Columbia Rogers Arena
