Rush set to release first new recording since Rock Hall induction
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Legendary rock trio Rush have unveiled details for their first new recording since being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame earlier this year. “Rush: Clockwork Angels Tour” will be released via Anthem/Roadrunner Records on November 19th. Anthem/Zoe Vision/Rounder will simultaneously release the companion DVD.
“Rush: Clockwork Angels Tour” was filmed and recorded last November at the American Airlines Arena in Dallas, Texas, during Rush’s highly successful Clockwork Angels Tour. The eleven month-marathon world tour crossed North America twice and ventured overseas to Europe in support of the band’s acclaimed 2012 studio release “Clockwork Angels.”
In capturing the tour’s electrifying three hour set, “Rush: Clockwork Angels Tour” pairs Rush classics (“Tom Sawyer,” “The Spirit Of Radio,” “2112”), with a nod to the 80’s Rush era (The Analog Kid,” “Territories,” “Subdivisions”) alongside newly reworked arrangements specifically for the tour featuring the Clockwork Angels String Ensemble (“Headlong Flight,” “YYZ,” “Red Sector A”). The string section marks the first time the trio has brought additional musicians on the road with them. To showcase their latest studio release, the epic set list also features nine tracks off “Clockwork Angels.” Other highlights include tracks rarely performed and never before recorded live (“The Body Electric,” “Middletown Dreams”), in addition to three separate drum solos by the incomparable Neil Peart.
“Rush: Clockwork Angels Tour” comes on the heels of Anthem/Atlantic’s September 30th release of “Vapo Trails Remixed,” a newly remixed version of the band’s 2002 album ‘Vapo Trails’ and 7-disc boxed set “The Studio Albums 1989-2007,” which features every studio album Rush recorded for Atlantic Records.