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It's about time the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame got it right. Two classic rock icons Heart and Rush will join Donna Summer, Albert King, Randy Newman and Public Enemy in the class of 2013 inductees. Both Rush and Heart released albums in 2012, and both continue to tour and perform at the highest of levels...

British amp manufacturer Orange Amplification isn't just known for its distinctive-looking speakers and cabinets -- they're also responsible for the annual Classic Rock Roll of Honor ceremony held annually in the UK, and this year's awards show saw ZZ Top, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Rush going home with high honors.

Perfection -- that's one word that describes a Rush show. Technically flawless, Rush has managed to lead their fans on a sonic journey, only last night at the First Niagara Center, Rush made an even bolder statement. Forty years after the release of their first album and a few weeks removed from being nominated for the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame, the power trio proved they still "have it"

No band exudes man love like Rush. If you've ever met a Rush fan, then you know that they are not just a band, they are revered as gods. In this Funny or Die Video, Paul Rudd and Jason Segal reprise their I Love You, Man characters Sydney Fife and Peter Klaven and go backstage with the Holy Trinity...

There aren't many bands that can quote Shakespeare, sing about magical places and mysticism and even reference the Hobbit. Rush is that band, which is why Rush fanatics like myself have been labeled a bit nerdy.

In news that should surprise no one, the thunderous opening to AC/DC's 'Back in Black' was named as the top riff of the 1980s. The list was conducted by Gibson guitars, who, coincidentally, manufacture Angus Young's trademark SG.

Deep in the heart of their current North American ‘Clockwork Angels’ tour run, the dynamic trio known as Rush rolled into the TD Garden in Boston, Mass. to deliver not one but two sets during the evening that brought fans from far and wide to partake in one of Canadian’s best exports.

I’m starting to lean toward buying whatever seat I can still get for Rush's October 26 show at the First Niagara Center. Not just because I absolutely love the new album ‘Clockwork Angels‘ but because it’s become increasingly more likely this will be the band’s last tour.

Alright, it’s time the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame got it right. Thankfully, they were wise enough to nominate Rush and Heart this year, but what are the chances these perineal rockers will actually get voted in? Listen, I'm no Kiss fan, but they deserve to be in the Hall of Fame, too.

Grousing about the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's nominees for induction has become an annual tradition, but this year, several groups of long-suffering fans may be surprised to find themselves without an axe to grind: At long last, perennial "why aren't they in the Hall?" favorites Rush are on the ballot.