UPDATE - 8/28@10:59PM: The show is over, and Rush stuck with the same version of setlist Charlie that they played last week in Philly. They'll take a 5-day break before heading back up north to Montreal for another pair of shows. Full setlist here.
UPDATE - 8/28@9:03PM: It's intermission, and they've stuck to the Charlie setlist as expected, specifically version C-2 - the same that they played in Philly last Sunday. We should be getting the full Moving Pictures experience in set 2. Full setlist so far here.
Date/Time: Friday, August 28th @ 7:30PM
Show Number: 26
Venue: Little Caesars Arena
Place: Detroit, MI
Setlist: View
Photos: TBD
Reviews: TBD
Rush will put a lid on their 2-show stint at Detroit's Little Caesars Arena tonight at 7:30PM before heading back up north to Montreal for their next pair of shows. Judging by the small sample size of 2-show runs we have so far, it looks like they'll be rotating in different versions of their Bravo and Charlie sets for each city in order for fans to get a taste of both 2112 in full and Moving Pictures in full. They pulled out a Bravo variation for Wednesday night's show, so we're expecting a Charlie set tonight. So far they've played only 2 variations of that setlist, with the only difference being that one includes Anthem and the other A Farewell to Kings. So fans should get one of those tonight, or perhaps yet another variation. Rush's exclusive Detroit-themed t-shirt and poster are featured in this IG post and this one respectively, with early merch sales beginning at 4PM at the outdoor merch stand in Chevy Plaza, outside the team store at the Meijer Southwest Entry. Doors open at 6:30 and the show starts at 7:30 (ish). For everyone going to the show, enjoy!!!












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