RUSH / Fifty Something Tour Chicago Final Night Digital Remaster Edition (3CDR)

◆United Center, Chicago, IL, July 22, 2026
-1st set-
DISC 1
01. Where's Rush?
02. Xanadu
03. Limelight
04. Subdivisions
05. The Pass
06. Freewill
07. Neil Peart Tribute Collage 1
08. Bravado
09. The Camera Eye
10. The Trees
11. The Anarchist
12. The Spirit of Radio

-2nd set-
DISC 2
01. 2112
02. Far Cry
03. Distant Early Warning

DISC 3
01. New World Man
02. Vital Signs
03. Neil Peart Tribute Collage 2
04. Time Stand Still
05. YYZ
06. A Farewell to Kings
07. The Garden
08. Tom Sawyer
Encore
09. Finding My Way
10. Working Man

Geddy Lee (Vocals, Bass, Keyboards)
Alex Lifeson (Guitars, Vocals)
Anika Nilles (Drums)
Loren Gold (Keyboards, Vocals)

This release features a complete, ultra-high-quality audience recording of the final Chicago show (July 22, 2026) from the band's latest "Fifty Something Tour." With a new lineup featuring drummer Anika Nilles and keyboardist Loren Gold, the tour has been whipping North America into a frenzy. Thanks to the label's meticulous original remastering process, the sound quality has been elevated to a level far superior to other recordings of this show circulating elsewhere.

The July 22nd performance—the grand finale of the four-show run at the United Center—was a masterpiece of a night where Chicago's excitement reached a fever pitch and the band and audience became one in a transcendent experience; it is truly a must-listen for every fan. Marking their fourth show at this venue, the chemistry of the new lineup—now featuring Annika Niles—had fully matured. Geddy and Alex exchanged glances more frequently than ever, and the flawless synchronization displayed during tracks like "YYZ" and "Natural Science" boasted a level of precision and thrill that ranked among the tour's absolute best.

After a 25-minute intermission, the second set kicked off—as always—with "2112 (Overture / Temples of Syrinx)," instantly plunging the entire arena into a whirlwind of excitement. With the inclusion of fan favorites like "Freewill," the setlist was a spectacular triumph, perfectly befitting the final night of the Chicago residency.

Towards the end of the main set, the venue was enveloped in hushed emotion during "The Garden"—a song imbued with deep respect for Neil. Then, without a moment to catch one's breath, the band surged straight into "Tom Sawyer" from that iconic drum intro—a sequence that truly gave everyone goosebumps. The night culminated in a cathartic finale, complete with a roaring crowd sing-along during the encore, "Working Man."

This was a truly magnificent performance—the very embodiment of the tour's dynamism—that brought the Chicago run to a perfect close. Please enjoy the superb sound quality!