RTP – The Rush Tribute Project at Majestic Theatre Dallas

An Evening with The Rush Tribute Project

Get ready for a rock-out night unlike any other, paying homage to the legacy of one of the most enduring rock bands in histrory, Rush. Spend An Evening with The Rush Tribute Project, featuring "Moving Pictures" in its entirety alongside Rush's hits and deep cuts that'll surely strike your hearts. With over two decades of performing tribute shows for the original band's journey of over four decades in rock, you're assured that this is the closest you can get to experience Rush's amazing live shows. Recreating their sound unlike any other, they've performed in theaters, clubs, and music festivals in North America and beyond. With vintage instruments, set designs, and classic clothes, it's an immersive experience of what a Rush concert was like. Whether you're a longtime fan or a casual listener, RTP's tribute shows are something you wouldn't want to miss.

About RTP

For over two decades now, The Rush Tribute Project has performed Rush's vast catalog of legendary rock hits, anthems, and deep cuts that made a mark in rock music history. The tribute band's core lineup features Sean Hones, Bill Heck, and Thomas Slawnik. Together, they breathe life into the legendary band's classic records, and they all come from a a great background of rock, considering the band their primary force in pursuing music. 

From "The Spirit of Radio" to "Freewill", and "2112", RTP creates concert nights that blend Rush's most iconic and best-known hits alongside fan-favorite deep cuts. Both casual listeners and hardcore fans will definitely appreciate the way they craft their set lists, ensuring that they're able to faithfully represent Rush in this modern day and age. 

Performing across the U.S. and taking on international shows, The Rush Tribute Project has become the world's premier tribute act for the best experience of Rush's legacy. 

"I saw these guys tonight second row and they were unreal. I’m a serious Rush fan and they absolutely, very much nailed the setlist, for me and for casual Rush fans," Luke Forden wrote in a RTP Fan Page on Facebook. 

"Boy did they put on a show. lights, lasers, spot on Ged vocals, great set list, can't wait to see them again." wrote Paul Sampson.

"It was a fun show. I enjoyed the setlist and they did a solid job of recreating Rush's music. They are very talented. And of course, it made me miss those live Rush performances all the more," User Bohmoplata shared on r/rush on Reddit.

It's a resounding seal of approval from diehard Rush fans!

Live out Rush's electrifying good 'ol days as RTP shares an immersive night of the band's legendary "Moving Pictures" album. Rock out to "Limelight", "Tom Sawyer" and "Vital Signs" as hard as you can 'cause they're playing the Rolling Stone "500 Greatest Albums of All Time" ranked album in full. Don't miss out by booking your tickets now!