Rush Final Tour In Part Due To Neil Peart's Chronic Tendonitis (A Top Story)
. The Canadian giants recently announced their upcoming North American tour was likely to be the last of its kind. Lifeson tells Global News: "I have mixed feelings about it. In one way I feel relief - I think 40 years is a long time to be touring the way we tour. "I still love playing. But in Neil's case, for example, his job is really tough. Playing the way he does is very, very difficult on his body. He has chronic tendonitis in his arms and he's had problems with his shoulders. "It's getting to the point, no matter how much we love doing it, that it's much more demanding and much more difficult." Read more - here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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