It’s official: legendary Canadian rock trio **Rush** have announced their long-rumored farewell trek, the “One Last Horizon” World Tour — a powerful closing chapter for one of rock’s most influential bands. The tour marks a historic return to the global stage, celebrating decades of groundbreaking music and the enduring legacy of drummer **Neil Peart**, whose virtuosity helped define the band’s signature sound.
The “One Last Horizon” tour will kick off in Toronto, honoring the band’s Canadian roots, before heading across North America. Confirmed cities include Montreal, New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, Dallas, Seattle, and Boston. From there, the band will travel overseas for major dates in London, Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, and Stockholm. Additional stops in Tokyo, Sydney, and São Paulo ensure that fans across the globe will have one final opportunity to witness Rush’s iconic live performance.
Longtime frontman Geddy Lee shared in a statement that the tour is about “celebrating the music, the fans, and the journey we’ve taken together.” Guitarist Alex Lifeson echoed the sentiment, promising a production that honors their progressive rock legacy with state-of-the-art visuals, rare deep cuts, and career-spanning classics like “Tom Sawyer,” “Limelight,” and “The Spirit of Radio.”
While this farewell run signals the end of large-scale touring, the band has hinted that archival releases and special projects may continue in the future. For now, “One Last Horizon” stands as a heartfelt goodbye — a chance for generations of fans to come together and celebrate the timeless sound that made Rush legends of progressive rock.
Tickets are expected to sell quickly, as the world prepares to say one last goodbye to an era-defining band.
