Fender Musical Instruments recently published an article featuring Geddy Lee that focuses on what sets Rush apart

Fender Musical Instruments announced the new U.S.A. Geddy Lee Jazz Bass, combining the specs and features of his three favorite Fender basses.

Rush received the 2015 Allan Waters Humanitarian Award at the Junos in Hamilton, Ontario this past weekend and Geddy Lee humbly accepted the award on behalf of the band.

Geddy Lee recalls attending a Cream concert at famed Massey Hall in Toronto, and says the historic venue, which is entering a seven-year revitalization, is like a “memorial plaque” for music.

Geddy Lee will be the special guest on season premiere of That Metal Show, followed by the premiere episode of Rock Icons: Geddy Lee on VH1 Classic Feb 21. The Rush double shot starts at 9PM, get ready to tune in!

Tune into VH1 Classic on Saturday, February 21st at a brand new premiere time of 9/8C to see Geddy chat with host Eddie Trunk, musical guest will be Dream Theater‘s John Petrucci.

Geddy Lee taped an episode of the new PBS series “Speakeasy” on November 7th in New York City, and Speakeasy posted a sneak preview of the interview

Geddy Lee isn’t a big fan of social media. “I sometimes look on Twitter to follow baseball transactions,” he says. “But that’s it. I’m also not on Facebook or anything. I see it as an addiction and I have enough addictions.”

 “I was thrilled to support the Teenage Cancer Trust while celebrating the music of The Who — a band that changed my life.” — Geddy Lee Read Rolling Stone’s review of the show

“75 minutes flew by talking to one of my favourite writers and a truly awesome person” — Geddy Lee (with Michael Chabon today taping PBS Speakeasy airing in huge new year)