For decades, Rush have stood as architects of progressive rock brilliance — a band whose music fused philosophical depth, technical mastery, and arena-shaking power. Now, in a moment fans once thought impossible, The Eternal Horizon: Songs of Faith, Fire, and One World Global Tour 2026 emerges as a monumental celebration of the band’s timeless legacy, honoring the spirit forged by Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and the immortal creative force of Neil Peart.The 2026 global journey is designed as more than a concert series — it is a sonic pilgrimage through the band’s universe of ideas: humanity and technology, rebellion and belief, solitude and unity. With a production rumored to blend cinematic visuals, narrative stage design, and deep-cut arrangements alongside their legendary anthems, the tour promises an experience built for both lifelong devotees and a new generation discovering the band’s visionary sound. North AmericaTorontoMontrealNew York CityBostonChicagoDetroitLos AngelesSan FranciscoSeattleDallasDenverAtlanta EuropeLondonManchesterGlasgowDublinParisAmsterdamBerlinMunichStockholmOsloCopenhagenMadridMilanZurichViennaPrague Asia–PacificTokyoOsakaSeoulSingaporeBangkokSydneyMelbourneAuckland Latin AmericaMexico CitySão PauloRio de JaneiroBuenos AiresSantiagoLimaBogotáThe tour’s thematic backbone — Faith, Fire, and One World — reflects the enduring lyrical philosophy that made Rush unique among rock giants: the belief that music can challenge the mind while igniting the soul. Expect a setlist weaving monumental classics with rare progressive epics, immersive instrumental showcases, and emotional tribute segments honoring the band’s storied history.Industry insiders already predict that The Eternal Horizon Tour could become one of the most talked-about rock events of the decade, not simply for nostalgia, but for its ambition to present Rush’s catalog as a living, breathing work of art meant for the modern world stage.For fans across continents, 2026 may not just be another tour year — it may be the year the horizon finally opens again.
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