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Rush frontman Geddy Lee has always been honest about his work. He once named the album he thinks is the worst the Canadian ...

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Arguably, the biggest name in attendance was Drake. The Toronto sports fan who some consider a jinx, was there to watch his hometown team try to clinch their first World Series championship since he ...

Ever since he was a boy in Toronto, Geddy Lee has loved baseball. That love has persisted across the decades, even as his band, Rush, became one of the biggest acts in the world. Lee has even written ...

Game Six is tonight. How are you feeling, especially with Yoshinobu Yamamoto pitching for L.A.? Well, I think they have their work cut out for them. There’s a lot of people that are hoping the Jays ...

Rush’s Geddy Lee talked about getting prepared for the band’s upcoming reunion tour — and his beloved Toronto Blue Jays making the World Series — in a new interview with CBC News. “Well, I’m a bit ...

It was with great joy that fans received the news of a classic rock band’s (rather unexpected) upcoming tour. Geddy Lee — the lead vocalist and bassist for iconic Canadian outfit Rush — recently sat ...

Bay Area Rush fans are going to be very happy this morning. That’s because the classic rock act has announced its bringing its reunion tour to the Bay Area. RELATED: Classic rock act Rush adds second ...

More than 500 Geddy Lee fans got a rush when the Canadian rocker visited Kansas City’s Negro Leagues Baseball Museum over the weekend. The lead vocalist and bassist of Rush was back at the museum that ...

Geddy Lee returned to KC museum to meet fans and promote his baseball book. Lee donated about 400 Negro Leagues-signed baseballs, expanding museum’s core collection. Museum director Kendrick credited ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Almost two decades after donating hundreds of signed baseballs to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, a legendary musician returned to the museum Saturday to sign the book he ...