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The legendary rock band Rush can't be stopped once it gets going. The band might be taking on another major project after the ongoing reunion tour wraps up, as sources claim Rush is in talks for a Las Vegas residency at the Sphere.
The first rumblings of a potential deal came last week, when Eddie Trunk mentioned it on his Sirius XM radio show. He claimed that it was almost a "done deal" that Rush would perform "16 to 18 shows next year."
The Sun recently reported on the rumors as well. A source told the newspaper's Bizarre column, via the Rush is a Band blog, "Talks have been secretly going for a while, but the word is that contracts could be locked down in the next couple of weeks."
The source also touched on the venue's plans for the near future, saying that the Sphere aims to "map out a moving roster of acts who can come in and out for the next five years."
Another major artist who is rumored to have signed on for a residency there is Pink. The same source said, via Yardbarker, that "after years of promoters trying, she has finally landed a deal that will see her play a massive residency in Sin City."
"The Sphere were determined to land Pink and pulled out all the stops, both in terms of money and what they can offer for a live show," they went on. "An announcement is set to be made in the coming months and no doubt tickets will sell out in no time."
Fans interested in a potential residency from either Rush or Pink should keep an eye out for an announcement in the coming weeks. But as of now, these are unconfirmed rumors.
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In the meantime, Rush is busy on its Fifty Something tour featuring Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and their new touring drummer, Anika Nilles. The tour has already had many memorable moments for fans since it started in June, including a full performance of the 20-minute song "2112" for the first time in almost 30 years.
Rush's tour will continue throughout 2026 and into 2027, with the band traveling all over North America, South America, and Europe.
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