The New Era of Rush on the Roads

[JoãoCarvalho]

Q Prime on the road, Anthem at home; what changes and what remains the same in Rush's new era; Cliff Burnstein returns five decades later and leads a new chapter; between changes and continuities, a behind-the-scenes reorganization without breaking with the story of Alex, Geddy, and Neil.


https://rushbrasil.com/en/a-nova-era-do-rush-nas-estradas/

[Bahamas]

You are very articulate and thorough with reporting on the developments with Rush, thank you JoaoCarvalho for the many updates.

 

Just a point, the mention of tickets-  " To give you an idea, the cheapest ticket is around $300, about 1.600 reais. VIP tickets, believe it or not, can reach $25.

Did you mean a different price?

 

Big Wreck and Tea Party are rock bands from the 1990s, not "in the mid-1970s", am I wrong?

 

When you think about the band's history, they were never really a three piece band. Go back to the 1970s and years beyond - but the early days and who were featured in the documentary Rush: Time Stand Still. So many people, and staying with the band for over 4 decades.

 

So much dedication and history for a group of people. Donna Halper, Cliff Burnstein, Arthur (Mac) McLear, Ray Danniels, Liam Birt, Howard Ungerleider, then more folks, Hugh Syme, Terry Brown (produced, engineered, mixed for Sonny and Cher, Kenny Rogers, Traffic, The Who, Procul Harum, Max Webster, Dream Theatre, etc.), brother Allan Weinrib other early investors in the band (the spouses, hello!?). Who else is still around and feels the amazing longevity of 2026 and, maybe, beyond?

 

So Mr. Burnstein is with this tour, very cool. Who else? Among the "original cast...the old club...", does anybody else come to mind? 

[JoãoCarvalho]

On 27/12/2025 at 22:05, Bahamas said:

Você é muito articulado e minucioso ao relatar os desdobramentos com Rush, obrigado João Carvalho pelas diversas atualizações.

 

Só um detalhe, a menção aos ingressos: "  Para você ter uma ideia, o ingresso mais barato custa em torno de US$ 300, cerca de R$ 1.600. Os ingressos VIP, acredite ou não, podem chegar a US$ 25."

Você quis dizer um preço diferente?

 

Big Wreck e Tea Party são bandas de rock dos anos 90, não "de meados dos anos 70", estou errado?

 

Ao analisar a história da banda, percebe-se que eles nunca foram realmente um trio. Remontando aos anos 70 e além, mas principalmente aos primórdios, como os que aparecem no documentário Rush: Time Stand Still , encontramos muita gente que permaneceu na banda por mais de quatro décadas.

 

Quanta dedicação e história para um grupo de pessoas. Donna Halper, Cliff Burnstein, Arthur (Mac) McLear, Ray Danniels, Liam Birt, Howard Ungerleider, e mais gente, Hugh Syme, Terry Brown (produtor, engenheiro de som e mixador de Sonny e Cher, Kenny Rogers, Traffic, The Who, Procol Harum, Max Webster, Dream Theatre, etc.), o irmão Allan Weinrib e outros investidores iniciais da banda (os cônjuges, olá!). Quem mais ainda está por aí e sente a incrível longevidade de 2026 e, talvez, além?

 

Então o Sr. Burnstein está nessa turnê, muito legal. Quem mais? Entre o "elenco original... o antigo clube...", alguém mais vem à mente? 

 

 

 

Na verdade, quis dizer 25 mil reais.

[Bahamas]

Now I have to translate? Sir, your posts are always in English.

 

I am a friend and a fan. I was only pointing out some details about the article, not your reporting. Who else have you heard that is working hard on this tour?

[edhunter]

Unfortunately the link doesn’t work

[Bahamas]

11 hours ago, edhunter said:

Unfortunately the link doesn’t work

I wonder if our fine southern reporter blocked it due to inaccuracies? I could never be a social media personality, too much noise to sift through before getting a solid piece to report?!