New Orleans’ The Times-Picayune published a review today by Keith Spera on May 23rd: “After Peart and Lifeson already had bolted from the stage, Lee said, “We do hope we’ll see you again one day.” Maybe they will, maybe they won’t. If not, they gave fans one last look at Rush, then and now.”   Additionally, The New Orleans Advocate posted their own review by Alex Rawls: When Foo Fighter Dave Grohl inducted Rush into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013, he said, “They did it from the ground up. No hype, no bulls***, without any help from the mainstream press — cough — Rolling Stone!”  

The reviews from Dallas’ Star Telegram and Dallas Observer are in…

The Texas Rock Report’s Elisa Regulski published a review of Rush’s show at the Austin360 Ampitheater on May 16

“Prog-rock icons Rush brought their R40 North American Tour 2015 to a near capacity crowd at Scottrade Center in St. Louis Thursday and the resulting show was twice what most other bands half their age would perform.”

Daniel Durchholz wrote a review of Rush’s show in St. Louis for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch: “…Big is what Rush does best: big stage, big spectacle, big songs — lyrically complex, multi-part epics replete with Lee’s thundering bass, Alex Lifeson’s shredding guitar work and Peart’s drum solos (plural). And they still do it so well.”

The reviews keep coming. These are about Rush’s show in St. Paul at the Xcel Energy Center.

The Lincoln Journal Star’s Jeff Korbelik penned a review of the band’s show in Lincoln, NE on May 10. The Canadians—Lee, guitarist Alex Lifeson and percussionist Neil Peart — proved again Sunday night at Pinnacle Bank Arena why they are three of the greatest rock musicians to ever grace a stage.

“The band’s 40th anniversary show was a master class on rock ‘n roll.”

 “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

Watch the Rolling Stone: Rush Rocks NYC video blog.