Rush

The concert was also professionally filmed for a potential future release.

“I feel very fortunate that I am able to partner with Gibson Gives to support the important and never-ending work that both the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital and Room In The Inn supply for the needs of those who are less fortunate” said Lifeson .

“I'm certainly not going to go on the road for 200 days a year on a tour bus. Been there, done it.”

We chat to legend Alex Lifeson about Rush, contributing to other artists’ music, his new band Envy Of None, and kissing goodbye to his iconic 335.

The rocker admitted to the incident during an appearance on the Strombo Show with bandmate Geddy Lee.

The Canadian legend appeared on The Rockman Power Hour podcast, where he spoke about Rush’s legacy, and his new music project, Envy of None.

The auction lists guitars heard across Rush’s entire discography and touring history.

“I don’t think I have it in me to go on the road.”

He’s even got a banjo, to the “dismay” of his wife.

He was discussing his ongoing solo work and his potential collaboration with bassist Geddy Lee.