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Rush: ‘A Garden to Nurture and Protect’
By Fort Worth Weekly
· July 8, 2026
· 6 min read
Rush was supposed to play four dates within the span of about a week at Dickies Arena but had to cancel a couple times: one for immigration issues crossing into the states from Mexico, more recently for frontperson Geddy Lee, who’s battling laryngitis and bronchitis. The makeup shows are Sat, Jul 11
Key takeaway It was my 12th or 13th Rush show (laugh it up) and my first time experiencing this new version of the Canadian prog-rock outfit, now a quartet with the addition of touring keyboardist Loren Gold and a new permanent drummer.
Why this matters in The Fort Worth
The recent Rush concerts at Dickies Arena bring attention to the venue's role in Fort Worth 's cultural scene. As a major entertainment hub, Dickies Arena hosts various events, from concerts to sports, contributing to the city's vibrant atmosphere. The arena's presence also highlights the importance of the Cultural District, where it is located, as a destination for both locals and tourists. With Texas Christian University nearby, the area is already a hub of activity, and events like the Rush concerts demonstrate the district's ability to attract world-class entertainment. The economic impact of such events should not be overlooked, as they bring in revenue and support local businesses, particularly in the hospitality and service industries. As the city continues to grow and develop, the success of venues like Dickies Arena will be crucial in maintaining Fort Worth's reputation as a thriving cultural center.
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Category: schools ·
Published: July 8, 2026 ·
Source: Fort Worth Weekly ·
Reading time: 6 min
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What is this story about? Rush was supposed to play four dates within the span of about a week at Dickies Arena but had to cancel a couple times: one for immigration issues crossing into the states from Mexico, more recently for frontperson Geddy Lee, who’s battling laryngitis and bronchitis. The makeup shows are Sat, Jul 11
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