Date/Time: Saturday, October 10th @ 7:30PM
Show Number: 38
Venue: Climate Pledge Arena
Place: Seattle, WA
Tickets: [buy tix] [TicketNetwork]
Setlist: View
Photos: TBD
Rush heads to the Pacific Northwest this evening to play the first of a pair of shows at Seattle's Climate Pledge Arena on their Fifty Something tour. We're expecting some version of Rush's ever-changeable B(ravo) setlist tonight, but which version is anybody's guess. Set 1 typically opens up (after Xanadu of course) with Limelight or The Spirit of Radio and closes with the same (whichever one they didn't open with). It also typically includes Freewill, La Villa Strangiato, Subdivisions and the Bravado Neil Peart tribute of course. Fans can also expect to hear The Trees or Natural Science at some point too. Set 2 opens with 2112 in full, and has been more predictable, with the only variation being whether they play Witch Hunt or The Garden before the Tom Sawyer closer. Full expected setlist here. Rush's Seattle stop features a pop-up merch store that will be open daily through Monday from 10AM to 6:30PM. It's located at Tom's Watch Bar directly across the street from the Arena. You can see the Seattle-themed t-shirt designs here. Doors for the show open at 6:30PM and the show starts at 7:30PM (likely closer to 7:45). For everyone going, have a great time!!!













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