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Return of the Kings: Inside Rush's Fifty Something Tour

By: Brian Hiatt

O n their long journey towards becoming Rush again, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson pushed past death, illness, age, self-doubt, and for one guy, a weed habit that dated back to 1966.

Rolling Stone

Role Model: ‘I'm Not Trying to Be a Pop Star!'

By: Brian Hiatt

Tucker Pillsbury, a.k.a. Role Model , does not enjoy being pinned down. He knows he makes pop music, but don't call him a pop star.

Rolling Stone

Alex Lifeson Quit Weed for Rush's Tour. These 10 Musicians Gave It Up, Too (Or At Least Tried)

By: Brian Hiatt

Alex Lifeson told us about leaving his cannabis days behind him. Miley Cyrus, Willie Nelson, and Paul McCartney have also talked about quitting

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10 musicians who've talked about quitting weed

By: Brian Hiatt

Rush's Alex Lifeson spent decades as one of rock's most brilliantly productive stoners.

Rolling Stone

Inside Rush's Triumphant Return: Our Full Interview with Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson

By: Brian Hiatt

For Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson , playing Rush concerts has never been exactly easy — the insanely tricky, ever-shifting music they wrote for themselves made sure of that.

Rolling Stone

Return of the Kings: Inside Rush's Fifty Something Tour

By: Brian Hiatt

Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and new drummer Anika Nilles tell all about rock's biggest and most unlikely tour: "I'm this age now. Can I still do it?"

Rolling Stone

How Pearl Jam Made ‘Ten': ‘Eddie Was in Search of Perfection'

By: Brian Hiatt

Stone Gossard was 24 years old, and not ready to give up. In March 1990, Andrew Wood, the singer of Gossard's band, Mother Love Bone, died of an

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Return of the Kings: Inside Rush's Fifty Something Tour

By: Brian Hiatt

On their long journey towards becoming Rush again, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson pushed past death, illness, age, self-doubt, and for one guy, a weed habit that dated back to 1966.

Hear Dolly Parton’s First Posthumous Song — From a New Stanley Brothers Tribute Album

By: Brian Hiatt

The all-star tribute to the Stanleys also features Willie Nelson, Sierra Ferrell, Jamey Johnson, Dierks Bentley, and many more

Rolling Stone

Hear Dolly Parton's First Posthumous Song — From a New Stanley Brothers Tribute Album

By: Brian Hiatt

Almost all of the tracks on the years-in-the-making, all-star tribute album Where the Soul Never Dies: Celebrating 80 Years of The Stanley Brothers , due