Fresh off the release of his memoir My Effin’ Life, Rush vocalist/bassist Geddy Lee has unearthed two previously unreleased solo tracks recorded as demos during writing sessions for his 2000 solo ...

As much as Geddy Lee can appear like a bass god onstage, everyone has their few off-days playing the classics now and again.

Bass players don’t get enough love. The humble bass guitar keeps things moving on an even keel. It’s the spinal cord for so much pop music – a literal baseline from which guitars and vocals form the ...

In 2000, Rush frontman Geddy Lee shared his debut solo album My Favorite Headache. During the writing sessions for the LP, he recorded demos for two songs called “Gone” and “I Am…You Are.” After ...

Just because a musician plays an instrument live while singing doesn't mean that it's always easy. And with a band as accomplished and technical as Rush, there's bound to be a level of difficulty at ...

As the bassist – and keyboardist/vocalist – for Rush, Geddy Lee is among the most cherished musicians in all of progressive rock. Hence, it’s always fascinating when he speaks about joining the band ...

Today we're not worthy: Joining us, it's the legendary Rush frontman and bassist, Geddy Lee. While Rush has retired from touring, Geddy's kept busy, cataloging, photographing and writing about his ...