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"Rush delivered an epic performance in Houston last night for their first one-off show of the Fifty Something tour, treating fans to the rare Gorgo setlist that includes BOTH 2112 AND Moving Pictures in full. The only other time they've played a version of this setlist was for the Fort Worth make-up show back in July, although Geddy mistakenly said during the show that it was their first time doing it. Granted, it wasn't exactly the same, with a good bit of variation in the first set. But set 2 was essentially identical to that Fort Worth show (the order was a little different). Setlist photos from the show have this labeled as Bravo, but it was anything but. It looks like Rush has given up on paying much attention to the codenames at this point, so we are sticking with calling it G(orgo)-2 since that's more accurate. If you want to dig deeper into the setlist stats for the tour, the Rush fans YouTube channel has created a cool web-based Rush Tour Stats tool that fans can use to dive into all the setlist data; check it out at rushtourstats.com. Rush will take a short, 4-day break before picking things up out west for a pair of shows at Denver's Ball Arena. Then starts a marathon stretch of dates through early December with no extended breaks, where they will generally have only 2 or 3 days between shows outside of a couple of 4-day respites. October will see the band play a dozen shows when they've only played 8 or 9 per month thus far. Things settle down a bit for the last few shows in December, then the tour machine shuts down for a month before picking things back up in South America in January."

"Last week we received the excellent news that funding for the Neil Peart Memorial at Lakeside Park had reached its $1 million milestone thanks to a large donation from Rush. As expected, the St. Catharines council approved the project earlier this week and the city now anticipates that the memorial will open to the public in late 2027."

"... A memorial to Rush drummer Neil Peart is now moving full speed ahead with St. Catharines city council supporting an implementation plan this week. Council's approval of the Neil Peart Commemorative Task Force's plan means the artist chosen in 2022 to construct the memorial can finally begin work. The project, including its design, installation and maintenance, is being entirely funded by donations, with the lion's share from Peart's bandmates. Last week, the city announced its $1-million memorial fundraising goal had been reached after Rush's Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson donated $785,000. ..."

"The installation itself will depict two bronze statues of Peart - one as a young artist and the other in his later years. A pathway will connect the two statues with interpretive panels about Peart's personal and professional legacy. A video depicting what the Neil Peart memorial will look like in Lakeside Park can be seen on YouTube."

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