Rush

On March 12, 1992, during the "Roll The Bones Tour," Rush performed live in Binghamton, New York. This performance came hot on the heels of their album "Roll the Bones," released just six months prior in September 1991. This album marked a significant moment in the band's journey, showcasing a shift towards a more accessible sound while still retaining their progressive rock essence. Notably, "Roll the Bones" delved into themes of chance and risk, a concept reflected in the jazzy title track and the hit song “The Big Money,” which you can catch in this live performance. One fascinating tidbit from this era is how the band balanced complex musicianship with a newfound lyrical simplicity, making their music resonate broadly. It was also a time when Rush was embraced in the mainstream much more than before, bringing a wave of new fans to their ever-growing legacy.

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