Rush

In October 2002, when Rush delivered a thrilling performance of "Between Sun & Moon" at the Philips Arena in Atlanta, they were right in the midst of their "Vapor Trails" tour, which supported their album of the same name. Released in 2002 after a six-year hiatus, "Vapor Trails" marked their return to the studio, showcasing a renewed energy and creative direction after the tragic loss of drummer Neil Peart's daughter and wife. The album, vibrant and filled with personal themes, included tracks that delved into Peart’s emotional journey, striking a chord with fans. During the live recording, Rush not only demonstrated their musical prowess but also their resilience, proving that a powerful comeback was possible even after profound loss. This concert was a testament to the band’s enduring bond with their audience, as their intricate melodies and thought-provoking lyrics continued to resonate deeply. It was indeed a momentous time for Rush, blending their legacy with a fresh narrative.

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