Rush's Alex Lifeson Talks Preparation For Upcoming Tour
. (Classic Rock) Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson has described his band's rehearsal schedule as "nuts" as they gear up for a 34-date North American tour. The trip could be the last of its kind after the three members took several months over deciding whether to hit the road at all. Manager Ray Danniels this week said it was "somewhere between possible and probable" that they wouldn't tour again. Lifeson tells Jam: "We're nuts. We rehearse for six weeks before the rehearsals - I'm serious. "I've been rehearsing for three weeks now. I spend four hours, three times a week, and then the rest of the time I play for an hour to two hours. And that's just to get ready for rehearsals." He adds that they're in the earliest stages of preparation and jokes: "We're at that stage where we've just started playing. You don't want to hear us." Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
|
Sites and Sounds: Music Adds to Your Caribbean Fun in Sint Maarten - Saint Martin
The Blues: Ollee Owens- Kenny 'Blues Boss' Wayne- more
Bon Jovi: Forever Coming In June
Rush Offshoot Envy Of None Announce New Album
Burton Cummings Cancels Los Angeles Show Due To Fires
Mayday Parade Plot North American 20-Year Anniversary Tour
Wolfheart Revisit Draconian Darkness tour With 'Burning Sky' Video
Hear Architects' New Song 'Blackhole'
Drive-By Truckers' Patterson Hood Takes Fans To 'The Pool House'
Coheed and Cambria and Taking Back Sunday Teaming For North American Tour