Rush adds Cincinnati stop to Fifty Something tour. How to get tickets

Canadian rock band Rush hit the road for their 2026 Fifty Something tour, and they'll be coming to the Queen City. Rush co-founders Geddy Lee, lead vocalist, bassist and keyboardist, and Alex Lifeson, guitarist and vocalist, will return to the stage in celebration of the band's music, legacy and the

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Canadian rock band Rush hit the road for their 2026 Fifty Something tour, and they'll be coming to the Queen City.

Rush co-founders Geddy Lee, lead vocalist, bassist and keyboardist, and Alex Lifeson, guitarist and vocalist, will return to the stage in celebration of the band's music, legacy and the life of late drummer and lyricist Neil Peart. This marks the first time Lee and Lifeson have toured together in over a decade, since the finale of Rush's R40 Tour in August 2015.

Rush, known for hit songs "Tom Sawyer," "The Spirit of the Radio," "Closer to the Heart," and more, added four more stops on their Fifty Something tour, including Cincinnati. The tour kicked off June 7 in Los Angeles and will wrap up on Dec. 17 in Vancouver.

Ready to rock out?

Here's how to get tickets to Rush's Fifty Something reunion tour in Cincinnati.

When will Rush perform in Cincinnati?

Rush will take over Heritage Bank Center on Friday, Oct. 23.

The concert is set to start at 7:30 p.m., with doors opening at 6 p.m.

Canadian rock band Rush take the stage fronted by guitarist Alex Liefson (left) with singer and bassist Geddy Lee.

Which cities is the Fifty Something tour going to?

The Fifty Something tour stops at the following U.S. cities:

Sept. 12: Boston.
Sept. 14: Boston.
Sept. 17: Cleveland.
Sept. 19: Cleveland.
Sept. 23: San Antonio.
Sept. 25: San Antonio.
Oct. 1: Toyota Center, Houston, Texas.
Oct. 5: Denver.
Oct. 7: Denver.
Oct. 10: Seattle.
Oct. 12: Seattle
Oct. 15: San Jose, California.
Oct. 17: San Jose, California.
Oct. 21: St. Louis, Missouri.
Oct. 23: Cincinnati, Ohio.
Oct. 25: Washington, D.C.
Oct. 27: Washington, D.C.
Oct. 30: Uncasville, Connecticut.
Nov. 1: Uncasville, Connecticut.
Nov. 5: Hollywood, Florida.
Nov. 7: Hollywood, Florida.
Nov. 9: Tampa, Florida.
Nov. 11: Tampa, Florida.
Nov. 15: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Nov. 20: Charlotte, N.C.
Nov. 22: Charlotte, N.C.
Nov. 25: Atlanta.
Nov. 27: Atlanta.
Dec. 1: Glendale, Arizona.
Dec. 3: Glendale, Arizona.

How to get tickets to see Rush in Cincinnati

General public tickets go on sale Sept. 4 at 10 a.m. on Ticketmaster.

Various presale tickets will be on sale ahead of the general public ticket sales. Visit ticketmaster.com for more information.

This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Rush adds Cincinnati stop to Fifty Something tour. How to get tickets

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