RUSH: New Concert Photos Available

May 14, 2008

Legendary rock photographer Ross Halfin has posted photos of RUSH's May 6 and May 8 concerts at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles. Check them out at this location.

Commented Halfin in his online diary: "I've shot RUSH loads over the years. I'll try and dig out some really early stuff. Newcastle City Hall 1978. I shot them a lot over the early '80s in the States. The studio shot of Geddy is from Eaglewharf Studios London early '90s. The shots in the street were taken in Toronto near the band's offices. I'll put up live photos but I can't promise to remember the tours. Last time I shot them, I remember Alex Lifeson crying with laughter from the stage during 'Xanadu'. I asked him what was so funny after the show...he said that I'd shot them so much it seemed surreal to him to watch me through the dry ice still there like I'd been stuck all these years. Always a great band though..."

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