“I bought the ticket for Emmylou Harris the same day of the concert at College of Charleston SC. Because I had a lot of work to get out the door, I did not go on my computer before leaving for the concert expecting that I could go from the receipt to my tickets. I does not work. If the concert management had not gifted me a general admission ticket to replace my reserve seating, I would have been at the concert and unable to attend 2 hours from my house. Ugh!”
“I actually really like StubHub for purchasing tickets to events but this is the second time I purchased a parking pass that I couldn't use. I paid $89 for this pass and there wasn't even an address for the lot, nor anything in the area that would take the pass. I ended up paying for parking on site.”
“I got a great ticket to see RUSH for a great price!
Rush - Fifty Something Tour
Sunday, June 7, 2026
Kia Forum, Inglewood, CA
What a night! Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson kicked off the highly anticipated "Fifty Something Tour" with an unforgettable performance, celebrating over 50 years of Rush’s legendary catalog while beautifully honoring Neil Peart.
These photos are from the very first show of the tour — pure magic from start to finish. Anika Nilles crushed it on drums, and the energy in the Forum was electric.
Set 1
Xanadu
Limelight
Far Cry
Subdivisions
Freewill
Bravado (Neil Peart tribute)
Caravan
La Villa Strangiato
Vital Signs
The Spirit of Radio
Intermission (25-min countdown)
Set 2
2112 (Overture / Temples of Syrinx / Grand Finale)
Distant Early Warning
Red Barchetta
Dreamline
Natural Science
Time Stand Still (with Aimee Mann)
Red Sector A
YYZ
The Garden
Tom Sawyer
Encore
By-Tor & The Snow Dog
Working Man
The show ran from ~7:45 PM to 10:25 PM.
This tour is rolling through 58+ dates across North America — catch them if you can! ❤️
#Rush #R50 #FiftySomethingTour #NeilPeart @geddyimages @thereallerxst @anika.nilles @lorengold @rush @thekiaforum @realaimeemann”
“Ease of transaction, fee transparency. However, I remain puzzled that it is typically difficult to see actual seat numbers until purchase is completed.”
“Parking was an easy purchase. The only complaint was the 'actual' parking price was at about $55 but there was an unexplained fee of $21. What was the fee? So $55 parking cost $76!”
“I got to see my Brewers play in Las Vegas and it was a fantastic experience. I love visiting the city because everyone was so nice. My ticket was good, the ball boy gave me a foul ball, and I was invited into the Pesident’s Suite. Who could have asked for anything more!”
