Rush

Performance follows three-song set at London event honoring late Foo Fighters drummer.

They experimented with the mainstream.

The Rush legends paired with Dave Grohl for a memorable celebration of their longtime friend, while also paying tribute to their own Neil Peart.

Duo joined Primus and show creators for rendition of “Closer to the Heart.”

Straightforward hard rock track, a "goofy" outlier on 1975's 'Caress of Steel,' nodded to "Goin' Blind" with its title.

From the pseudo-Asian sounds of "Tai Shan" to the jokey rapping on "Roll the Bones."

Members agreed to use instruments they couldn’t play for light-hearted sessions.

According to guitarist Alex Lifeson, the 2012 album allowed drummer and lyricist Neil Peart to "express himself on a wider platform."

Rush guitarist explains why he has only one spotlight performance on Envy of None album.

From the early Zeppelin-isms of "What You're Doing" to the grunge-y attack of "Stick It Out."