Rush

Before their electrifying performance of "Freewill" at the Toronto Rocks concert in November 2002, Rush had recently released their album "Vapor Trails" in 2002. This record was particularly significant as it marked the band's return to the studio after a lengthy hiatus. It was a deeply personal project, laden with themes that echoed the events in their lives, including the tragic loss. So, by the time they hit the stage at Toronto Rocks, Rush was riding a wave of renewed energy and enthusiasm— revitalized both creatively and emotionally. This live performance not only showcased their classic progressive rock sound but also highlighted their unmatched musicianship, as fans experienced the synergy between Geddy Lee's soaring vocals, Alex Lifeson's intricate guitar work, and Neil Peart's masterful drumming. The concert was part of a broader celebration of the band’s resilience and artistic legacy, perfectly encapsulating what Rush is all about.

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