Lemmy had a very unique style of bass playing that he made a career off of, but he was always envious of this other bass ...

The band's sixteenth full-length album, Parasomnia, saw the return of original drummer Mike Portnoy, who co-founded Dream Theater alongside Myung and guitarist John Petrucci at Boston’s Berklee ...

In 2025, the band celebrates the 50th anniversary of Peart’s arrival and establishment of the legendary lineup with a 50-track anthology album, ‘Rush 50.’” ...

the group he founded in 1968 with his friend drummer John Rutsey and original bass guitar player and vocalist Jeff Jones, who would soon be replaced by Lifeson’s high school pal Geddy Lee.

SEOUL – K-pop boy band 2PM member Lee Jun-ho will leave his label JYP Entertainment after 17 years, the company said on March 20. The two parties decided not to renew Lee’s contract ...

The sound of Canadian prog-rock heroes Rush is defined by the intricate blend of Neil Peart’s hard-hitting percussion, Geddy Lee’s grooving basslines, and Alex Lifeson’s sharp guitar work. In many ...

This week in "legacy act gets their own model of instrument," Geddy Lee has partnered with Moog to put out his own model of the Minimoog Model D synth. The Rush frontman's iteration of the classic ...

And thus the Prog Rock movement was born. Geddy Lee of the seminal Prog band Rush was one such young upstart of the era. And there was no synth more suitable to his needs than the Moog Minimoog ...

(A so-called “Vault Edition” of “The Trees,” never before released outside of the Rock Band video game, features an alternate Lifeson guitar solo ... minutes that Lee, Lifeson and Peart ...

When Lee Shau-kee’s two sons, Peter Lee Ka-kit and Martin Lee Ka-shing, took over the reins of a multibillion-dollar business empire in 2019, the event was remarkable for being uneventful.

South Korean attorney Bu Ji-seok of the law firm Buyou, representing Kim’s family, appeared at the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency on March 17 to submit the complaint against YouTuber Lee Jin-ho.

HONG KONG -- Lee Shau-kee, a Hong Kong property tycoon and the city's second-richest man behind only Li Ka-shing, died on Monday at the age 97. Lee, who established his business empire from ...