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Rush confirm 17 additional cities for their colossal 2026 tour
Rush’s return is getting even bigger, with the band revealing new tour dates in Philadelphia, Boston, Montreal, Washington D.C., Seattle, Vancouver and more.
Just look at this talented kid bash through Rush’s prog classic, YYZ
Think you’re good at drums? You’re not as good as Yoyoka, a 10-year-old from Japan, who’s just paid tribute to late Rush drummer Neil Peart by doing a storming rendition of one of the Canadian prog giants’ hardest songs, YYZ, the instrumental maze from their 1981 Moving Pictures album.
"My name is Yoyoka, I'm a 10 year old drummer from Japan. I have a lot of respect for Neil Peart. I am sorry he has gone to heaven, but I would like to dedicate a cover of this wonderful song to him. R.I.P.," reads the description with the video. Job done, it’s a stormer.
Neil Peart tragically died on January 7, after a battle with brain cancer. Dave Grohl called him, “An inspiration to millions with an unmistakable sound who spawned generations of musicians (like myself) to pick up two sticks and chase a dream,” while Metallica’s Kirk Hammett said he was “A master” and Anthrax’s Scott Ian called him “The greatest of all time”.
READ THIS: Neil Peart: The Drummer Who Inspired A Generation