Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson of Rush, along with drummer Anika Nilles, delivered a memorable performance at the Juno Awards. This performance marked Nilles' debut with the band and was an emotional return to the stage. They chose to perform "Finding My Way", the first track from their 1974 debut album, "Rush".

The choice of this song was a nod to their origins, remembering the band's beginnings with John Rutsey on drums, before the arrival of Neil Peart. The performance also featured keyboardist Loren Gold, who will also join the band on their upcoming tour.

Anika Nilles, former Jeff Beck drummer, showcased her talent by playing an impressive kit with the Rush logo. Her performance was crucial for the band, especially in a high-pressure moment. Lee and Lifeson, visibly energized, delivered a performance full of passion and energy.

The performance at the TD Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario, marked the first time Lee and Lifeson played as Rush since their last tour, R40, at the Forum in Los Angeles on August 1, 2015.

The performance paid a heartfelt tribute to Neil Peart, with images of the iconic drummer projected on a screen. This tribute added an emotional layer to the presentation, reminding of Peart's importance in Rush's history. The choice of the song "Finding My Way" and the presence of his image reinforced this tribute.

In subsequent interviews, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson shared the difficulty of choosing a single song to play, highlighting the richness of their musical catalog.

This performance served as a preview of the "Fifty Something" tour, which will begin on June 7 at the Forum in Los Angeles, where Rush gave their last concert with Peart in 2015. What was initially announced as a modest series of 12 dates has expanded to 58 shows across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

The tour will include four nights at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena in August, promising an immersive experience with two sets of songs from a rotating repertoire of approximately 35 tracks.

The "Fifty Something" tour is an event expected by Rush fans, who will have the opportunity to relive the band's music live. The expansion of the tour to 58 dates demonstrates the enthusiasm and demand to see Rush on stage again.

The inclusion of Anika Nilles and Loren Gold, along with Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, ensures a renewed and exciting musical experience, keeping Rush's legacy alive.