Members of the group Rush are from left, Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee and Neil Peart, shown in undated photo. They won the SOCAN award for top touring act Monday night. Full Article at CBC News

Back in 2008, CBC Sports had a falling out with the author of the iconic Hockey Night in Canada theme over royalty issues. Full Article at Exclaim.ca

According to a posting on the RUSH fan site RushIsABand.com, Michael Mosbach — the head of RUSH's security as well as drummer Neil Peart's friend and riding partner — was one of the guest speakers at RushCon 9 (North America's international RUSH fan... Full Article at Blabbermouth

According to TSN.ca, Neil Peart, renowned drummer of legendary rock band RUSH, will record a special rendition of "The Hockey Theme", the iconic theme song originally written by Dolores Claman in 1968. Full Article at Blabbermouth

TORONTO — Neil Peart, the drummer of the rock band Rush, will record a special rendition of The Hockey Theme, the iconic theme song originally written by Delores Claman in 1968, TSN and Anthem Entertainment Group announced Friday. Full Article at Canada.com

TORONTO - Rush's Neil Peart is recording another version of "The Hockey Theme" for TSN. The legendary drummer will be following Simple Plan and the Barenaked Ladies, who also recorded reinterpretations of the iconic song. Full Article at Canoe

TORONTO Rush's Neil Peart is recording another version of "The Hockey Theme" for TSN. The legendary drummer will be following Simple Plan and the Barenaked Ladies, who also recorded reinterpretations of the iconic song. Full Article at CTV

mike says: i found this after googling "kind gesture ends in tragedy" jason says: also, "little girl witnesses first drunken brawl" mike says: that's a watershed moment in life jason says: boy, they sure didn't waste any time throwing the... Full Article at Sports Blogs

TSN and Anthem Entertainment Group have confirmed that Neil Peart, renowned drummer of legendary rock band Rush, will record a special rendition of The Hockey Theme, the iconic theme song originally written by Delores Claman in 1968. Full Article at TSN.ca

11/04/2009 . Rush Recording Plans Hampered By Music Biz was a top story for this week. Here it is again: (Music Radar) Neil Peart has taken to his website to discuss to state of Rush. Full Article at antiMUSIC

RUSH drummer Neil Peart has updated the "News Weather And Sports" section of his web site with his latest entry, entitled "Autumn Serenade". An excerpt follows below. "In this autumn of 2009, the three of us are poised on another kind of 'reinvention. Full Article at Blabbermouth

Vertical Horizon found platinum success in 1999 with the hit single "Everything You Want" but after an unhappy relationship with their record label, the band split ways. Full Article at GoErie.com

That was more than awesome. I’m afraid to ask what instrument you played. And how could you lay a revelation like that on us without at least a picture? Has to be cello. That is indeed some awesome drumming! Please, please, tell us it was the triangle. Full Article at Discover

Some Canadians are rather touchy about criticism from Americans regarding freedom of speech in Canada. Full Article at PrawfsBlawg

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Vertical Horizon found platinum success in 1999 with the hit single "Everything You Want" but after an unhappy relationship with their record label, the band split ways. Full Article at Hampton Roads Daily Press

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Vertical Horizon found platinum success in 1999 with the hit single "Everything You Want" but after an unhappy relationship with their record label, the band split ways. Full Article at KIVITV.com

Photo: Michael Ochs Archive/Getty Rush drummer and Blue Cheer fan Neil Peart wrote the following in memory of singer/bassist Dickie Peterson, who died after a battle with liver cancer on October 12th: In the summer of 1968, I was going on 16, living in... Full Article at Rolling Stone

RUSH drummer and BLUE CHEER fan Neil Peart wrote the following piece for RollingStone.com in memory of singer/bassist Dickie Peterson, who died after a battle with liver cancer on October 12: "In the summer of 1968, I was going on 16, living in a... Full Article at Blabbermouth