Rush Guitarist Alex Lifeson Unveils Epiphone 1976 Reissue…Epiphone is proud to announce the new Alex Lifeson 1976 ES-355 Reissue, a stage-ready, Custom Shop–inspired recreation of the progressive-rock icon’s famous 1976 ES-355. The Epiphone Alex Lifeson 1976 ES-355 Reissue goes beyond a typical signature guitar, capturing Alex’s unmistakable tone, as well as the refined feel and innovative spirit that have fueled Rush’s groundbreaking music for decades.
The Epiphone Alex Lifeson 1976 ES-355 Reissue is now available worldwide at authorized Epiphone dealers, at Gibson Garage locations, and online at www.epiphone.com.
Guitarist, songwriter, and producer Alex Lifeson is best known as the co-founder of Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Rush, where his innovative guitar textures and adventurous harmony helped define progressive rock across 19 studio albums. He is an Officer of the Order of Canada and continues to explore new sounds beyond Rush, including the alt-rock collective Envy of None.
Lifeson’s most recent album, Stygian Wavz (2025), is the sophomore release from Envy of None—his project with Andy Curran, Maiah Wynne, and Alfio Annibalini—issued by Kscope and preceded by singles “Not Dead Yet,” “Under the Stars,” and the title track.
Lifeson will return to the stage this summer with Geddy Lee for Rush’s Fifty Something Tour, a limited run celebrating the band’s legacy and honoring Neil Peart, with Anika Nilles on drums and initial dates beginning June 9-13 at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles before stops in Mexico City, Fort Worth, Chicago, New York, Toronto, and Cleveland; additional legs are slated into 2027.
For more information, visit www.alexlifeson.com.
RUSH: FIFTY SOMETHING TOUR:
Jun. 11 Los Angeles, California Kia Forum
Jun. 13 Los Angeles, California Kia Forum
Jun. 18 Mexico City, Mexico Palacio de los Deportes
Jun. 20 Mexico City, Mexico Palacio de los Deportes
Jun. 24 Fort Worth, Texas Dickies Arena
Jun. 26 Fort Worth, Texas Dickies Arena
Jun. 28 Fort Worth, Texas Dickies Arena
Jun. 30 Fort Worth, Texas Dickies Arena
Jul. 16 Chicago, Illinois United Center
Jul. 18 Chicago, Illinois United Center
Jul. 20 Chicago, Illinois United Center
Jul. 22 Chicago, Illinois United Center
Jul. 28 New York, New York Madison Square Garden
Jul. 30 New York, New York Madison Square Garden
Aug. 1 New York, New York Madison Square Garden
Aug. 3 New York, New York Madison Square Garden
Aug. 7 Toronto, Ontario Scotiabank Arena
Aug. 9 Toronto, Ontario Scotiabank Arena
Aug. 11 Toronto, Ontario Scotiabank Arena
Aug. 13 Toronto, Ontario Scotiabank Arena
Aug. 21 Philadelphia, PA Xfinity Mobile Arena
Aug. 23 Philadelphia, PA Xfinity Mobile Arena
Aug. 26 Detroit, Michigan Little Caesars Arena
Aug. 28 Detroit, Michigan Little Caesars Arena
Sept. 2 Montreal, Quebec Bell Centre
Sept. 4 Montreal, Quebec Bell Centre
Sept. 12 Boston, Massachusetts TD Garden
Sept. 14 Boston, Massachusetts TD Garden
Sept. 17 Cleveland, Ohio Rocket Arena
Sept. 19 Cleveland, Ohio Rocket Arena
Sept. 23 San Antonio, Texas Frost Bank Center
Sept. 25 San Antonio, Texas Frost Bank Center
Oct. 5 Denver, Colorado Ball Arena
Oct. 7 Denver, Colorado Ball Arena
Oct.10 Seattle, Washington Climate Pledge Arena
Oct.12 Seattle, Washington Climate Pledge Arena
Oct. 15 San Jose, California SAP Center
Oct. 17 San Jose, California SAP Center
Oct. 25 Washington D.C. Capital One Arena
Oct. 27 Washington D.C. Capital One Arena
Oct. 30 Uncasville, Connecticut Mohegan Sun Arena
Nov. 1 Uncasville, Connecticut Mohegan Sun Arena
Nov. 5 Hollywood, Florida Seminole Hard Rock Live
Nov. 7 Hollywood, Florida Seminole Hard Rock Live
Nov. 9 Tampa, Florida Benchmark International Arena
Nov. 11 Tampa, Florida Benchmark International Arena
Nov. 20 Charlotte, North Carolina Spectrum Center
Nov. 22 Charlotte, North Carolina Spectrum Center
Nov. 25 Atlanta, Georgia State Farm Arena
Nov. 27 Atlanta, Georgia State Farm Arena
Dec. 1 Glendale, Arizona Desert Diamond Arena
Dec. 3 Glendale, Arizona Desert Diamond Arena
Dec. 10 Edmonton, Alberta Rogers Place
Dec. 12 Edmonton, Alberta Rogers Place
Dec. 15 Vancouver, British Columbia Rogers Arena
Dec. 17 Vancouver, British Columbia Rogers Arena
Jan. 15 Buenos Aires, AR Movistar Arena
Jan. 17 Santiago, Chile Estandio Bicentenario La Florida
Jan. 19 Santiago, Chile Estadio Bicentenario de La Florida
Jan. 22 Curitiba, BR Arena da Baixada
Jan. 24 São Paulo, BR Allianz Parque
Jan. 26 São Paulo, BR Allianz Parque
Jan. 30 Rio de Janeiro, BR Estádio Olímpico Nilton Santos (Engenhão)
Feb. 1 Belo Horizonte, BR Estádio Mineirão
Feb. 4 Brasília, BR Arena BRB Mané Garrincha
Feb. 19 Paris, FR La Défense Arena
Feb. 21 Berlin, DE Uber Arena
Feb. 23 Amsterdam, NL Ziggo Dome
Feb. 25 Munich, DE Olympiahalle
Feb. 28 Cologne, DE LANXESS Arena
Mar. 2 Hamburg, DE Barclays Arena
Mar. 4 Stuttgart, DE Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle
Mar. 8 Glasgow, UK OVO Hydro
Mar. 10 Glasgow, UK OVO Hydro
Mar. 12 Manchester, UK Co-op Live
Mar. 14 Manchester, UK Co-op Live
Mar. 16 London, UK O2 Arena
Mar. 18 London, UK O2 Arena
Mar. 21 London, UK O2 Arena
Mar. 27 Kraków, PL TAURON Arena Kraków
Mar. 30 Milan, IT Unipol Dome
Apr. 1 Basel, CH St. Jakobshalle Basel
Apr. 4 Copenhagen, DK Royal Arena
Apr. 6 Oslo, NO Unity Arena
Apr. 8 Stockholm, SE Avicii Arena
Apr.10 Helsinki, FI Veikkaus Arena
