Rush

The band also previewed Limelight and Tom Sawyer for Portland that night a whole 4 months before the release of Moving Pictures

It was 35 years ago today, that Neil, Geddy, and Alex rocked the Civic Center on the Grace Under Pressure tour, September 14, 1984.

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33 years ago today, Rush kicked off the Power Windows Tour at the Civic Center in Portland. That's right. The first official night of their trek across North America happened right here in Blimpville.

Blimpsters at this show heard new songs like Freewill and The Spirit of Radio for the first time live in Portland. The band also previewed Limelight and Tom Sawyer a whole 4 months before the release of Moving Pictures. Nerdgasm!

It was also 34 years ago this week that Neil, Geddy, and Alex rocked the Civic Center in Portland on the Grace Under Pressure tour, September 14, 1984.

As the Ravens beat down the Bills, one marching band drummer couldn't help but bust out some airtight air drumming to a Rush classic.

The difficulty – and nerdy thrill – of ranking Rush's catalog is that you're essentially pitting several distinct bands against each other.

32 years ago today, Rush brought their Power Windows Tour to the Civic Center in Portland.

37 years ago, our favorite Canadian power trio (maybe even our favorite Canadians) rocked us live at the Civic Center!

His drumming is super technically proficient and his lyrics are super cerebral. That’s why we call him The Professor. Happy Birthday to Neil Peart!