RUSH at Madison Square Garden: How to Get Tickets
Progressive rock band RUSH will play a four-night stand at Madison Square Garden in New York this summer as part of their "Fifty Something" reunion tour, with all four shows having sold out shortly after going on sale. The run is notable as the first tour in 11 years for Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, and the band's first live shows since drummer Neil Peart's death in 2020, with Anika Nilles now on drums and Loren Gold on keyboards; the entire 58-date tour has sold out rapidly across nearly every market.
The MSG dates are Tuesday 28 July, Thursday 30 July, Saturday 1 August and Monday 3 August 2026, all starting at 7:30pm with no support act and a two-set show. With primary tickets gone, fans are directed to secondary platforms such as Vivid Seats and Ticketmaster Verified Resale, where prices vary by night: Monday 3 August is cheapest (upper bowl from around $320, lower bowl about $275, floor roughly $450), while the weekend Saturday 1 August commands the highest prices (upper bowl around $390, floor past $700). VIP resale packages run from roughly $990 to $1,700, and the article recommends the closing 3 August date for the best availability and lowest entry price.
- RUSH's four MSG reunion shows have all sold out.
- Tickets remain only via pricey secondary resale markets.
- Monday 3 August is the cheapest, best-available night.