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  • Archive Status: All circulating unofficial live recordings from 1974 through 1997 are now currently available for download.
    Audio files from 2002 and onward are still are being converted from the old SHN format to the modern user-friendly FLAC format, and will continue to be added over the coming months.
  • As the past shows on this current tour are all still very recent, additional audio/video sources are likely to be added here over the coming weeks and months as they become available.
  • We plan to keep Fifty Something recordings added regularly as the tour progresses, so please feel free to email us if you record during this tour!

A + V 9 August 2026 - Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, Ontario [Audience]

Rush Archives

Syrinx Computers

Downloads:

Audio:
Video:
  • 2026-08-09 - Toronto, Ontario (2nd Night) - *video downloads coming soon*

Track Listing:

01 - Intro​
02 - Xanadu​
03 - The Spirit Of Radio​
04 - The Analog Kid​
05 - Freewill​
06 - Subdivisions​
07 - Neil Peart Tribute #1​
08 - Bravado​
09 - Leave That Thing Alone​
10 - The Trees​
11 - Caravan​
12 - Limelight​
13 - 2112 (I-VII)​
14 - Animate​
15 - Closer To The Heart​
16 - A Passage To Bangkok​
17 - Neil Peart Tribute #2​
18 - Time Stand Still​
19 - YYZ​
20 - Anthem​
21 - Red Barchetta​
22 - Witch Hunt​
23 - Tom Sawyer​
24 - Finding My Way​
25 - Working Man​
26 - Outro​

Notes:

  • This is the second of four nights Rush played at Scotiabank Arena during the Fifty Something tour.
  • This show is nearly identical to the standard Setlist B, however it interchanges Headlong Flight for Caravan.
  • As a big surprise during Closer To The Heart, Geddy used his original Fender Precision bass, aka the teardrop bass, or "space bass". This is one of Geddy's first basses, having been used during the majority of Rush's school and bar gigging years, including the recording sessions for the debut album. The bass was later cut down, repainted, and rebuilt into the teardrop appearance around summer 1976, which gave it a notably altered and unique sound. It would be used regularly for encores up through June 1977, after which it seemed to have been permanently retired from Rush. However, the last appearance of this bass on stage was when Geddy played Battle Scar with Max Webster on December 31st 1980.

Preview:

Video Source 1
 
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