See RUSH's Second Concert At Mohegan Sun Arena During 'Fifty Something' Tour

The Ghost Video channel on YouTube has uploaded video of RUSH's entire November 1, 2026 concert at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut.

The second performance at Mohegan Sun as part of RUSH's "Fifty Something" tour followed the previously announced October 30 concert at the same venue. The two shows marked RUSH's first Connecticut appearances since 2012.

Featured songs in the video below

00:00 Intro
07:15 Xanadu
20:52 Dreamline
25:50 Subdivisions
33:57 Headlong Flight
42:27 Neil Peart Tribute
42:46 Bravado
48:41 La Villa Strangiato
1:00:22 Red Sector A
01:07:09 A Farewell To Kings
01:13:13 New World Man
01:17:20 The Spirit Of Radio
01:23:43 Tom Sawyer
01:29:48 Red Barchetta
01:36:43 YYZ
01:43:10 Limelight
01:48:10 The Camera Eye
2:00:02 Witch Hunt
2:12:50 Time Stand Still
02:18:46 Closer To The Heart
02:22:02 2112 Parts I, II, VII
02:31:59 By-Tor And The Snow Dog
02:36:57 Working Man

Earlier this month, RUSH announced a residency at Las Vegas's Sphere for May 2027, with five dates set to take place under the banner of "Elevate From The Norm". The 2027 Sphere shows are set for May 21, 23, 26, 28 and 30. Tickets for the Live Nation-produced engagement go on sale here on November 13, preceded by an artist presale on November 11.

RUSH's "Fifty Something" tour launched on June 7 in Los Angeles. It is RUSH's first tour in over 10 years and the group's first run of shows since the 2020 death of Canadian rock legends' iconic drummer Neil Peart. The "Fifty Something" tour is also RUSH's first with the band's revamped lineup of classic members, guitarist Alex Lifeson and bassist/vocalist Geddy Lee, alongside Anika Nilles, a German drummer who toured with legendary guitarist Jeff Beck in 2022, and newly added keyboardist Loren Gold, who is best known as touring member of THE WHO and CHICAGO.

RUSH's setlist for "Fifty Something" is culled from a pool of more than 40 RUSH classics, with the band playing two sets a night that celebrate late RUSH drummer Neil Peart's life and legacy.

The 2026 leg of the "Fifty Something" tour, which will cover Canada, USA and Mexico, initially consisted of 22 dates, which sold out immediately, prompting the addition of more shows.

In February, RUSH announced the addition of South America and Europe tour dates to the "Fifty Something" tour, in early 2027. The dates will be the first time the band has played in Europe since 2013 and 17 years since visiting South America.

RUSH performed in public with Nilles for the first time at Canada's Juno Awards in Hamilton, Ontario in late March. They played "Finding My Way", the first song from RUSH's first album, the band's only LP not to feature Peart.

The Juno Awards performance was Lee and Lifeson's first as RUSH since they finished their 40th-anniversary tour in 2015, although they have performed under their own names on occasion, including tributes to legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot and Taylor Hawkins of the FOO FIGHTERS.

Peart died in January 2020 after a three-year battle with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer. He was 67 years old.

RUSH waited three days to announce Peart's passing, setting off shockwaves and an outpouring of grief from fans and musicians all over the world.