Rush have announced five shows at Sphere in Las Vegas for May 2027. Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson will play May 21, 23, 26, 28 and 30 with drummer Anika Nilles and keyboardist Loren Gold. The run is called Elevate From the Norm. The first sales open November 6 for VIP and travel packages. Fans after regular concert tickets have two dates the following week.

The Rush logo in gold lettering in front of a luminous globe.
Official Rush artwork for the Elevate From the Norm announcement.

That split matters if you’re making plans from outside the United States. The first package window is for Rush Backstage and newsletter subscribers and lasts two hours. The next opportunity that day is the public package sale. The artist presale for concert tickets uses separate registration through Seated, which issues a unique code to registered fans. Registration has to be in before the presale begins.

When the sales open in Turkey

  • November 6, 21:00 in Turkey (10 a.m. Pacific): subscriber access to VIP and travel packages. The public package sale starts at 23:00 (noon Pacific).
  • November 11, 21:00 in Turkey (10 a.m. Pacific): artist presale for concert tickets, with a code from Seated.
  • November 13, 21:00 in Turkey (10 a.m. Pacific): general sale for concert tickets.

The travel offers combine a concert ticket and accommodation at Fontainebleau Las Vegas, along with extras including shuttle transport. The VIP listings have their own tiers. Some include a chance to meet Lee and Lifeson, and the offer depends on the tier. Anyone who has already booked a room can compare a concert ticket against what they would pay for a package with lodging included.

The residency uses the same performing lineup as Fifty Something. The published tour calendar includes Helsinki on April 10. The first Sphere show comes 41 days later, and the five Las Vegas dates span nine days from first to last. There is a night off between each show, with two nights off after May 23. If your flight or hotel dates are fixed, that pattern gives you several ways to fit one show into a short visit.

Lee said the band is developing visuals for the room and described a plan to play all of 2112 and Moving Pictures alongside other songs, drawing on the format used for some individual tour stops. The promoter frames the shows as a celebration of Rush’s catalogue and the late Neil Peart. Sphere lists mobile tickets and advises saving them to a phone wallet before arrival. The room and programme are the new elements here; the tour already provides the musicians who’ll put them onstage.