The iconic Canadian rock band Rush announced their return to Argentina as part of their upcoming anniversary tour titled 'Fifty Something,' which will start in 2027. This marks their first live performances in a decade and celebrates over 50 years of their music legacy. The tour will also pay tribute to their late drummer Neil Peart, who passed away in 2020.

The tour will include over 20 concerts, featuring Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson alongside German drummer Anika Nilles, noted for her collaboration with Jeff Beck and her solo work. The addition of keyboardist Loren Gold to the lineup is also a welcomed announcement. In their statement about the tour, the band expressed excitement about returning to cities they haven't performed in for a long time as well as exploring new venues.

As fans anticipate the show, details regarding ticket prices and specific locations in Argentina are yet to be fully disclosed. The announcement not only rekindles the excitement among longtime fans but also invites a new generation to experience Rush's remarkable musical journey, ensuring that their historical impact continues to resonate in the live music scene.