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Rush - Signals 1982/83 New World Original Concert Tour Program With Ticket
Product Code:
1115818
Condition:
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$60.00
DESCRIPTION
Vintage original official concert merchandise from the actual gig in 1983 - over 40 years ago. Printed for the tour of Europe and North America.
This is a stunning piece of history featuring full colour photos and bios of each of the band members. It's in excellent condition with minimal wear.
Comes with a ticket from Wembley Arena, London, for the evening of Tuesday 17th May 1983 (Block B, Row 1, Seat 28).
Actual images of item have been used and form part of the item condition/description.
THE TOUR
Rush embarked on a tour in 1982 and 1983 that covered both Europe and North America. This tour was referred to as the "Signals Tour" and supported their album "Signals," which was released in September 1982.
The Signals Tour was one of Rush's major concert tours in the early 1980s. Rush was a Canadian rock band known for their progressive rock and hard rock sound, with members Geddy Lee (bass, vocals, keyboards), Alex Lifeson (guitar), and Neil Peart (drums, percussion, lyrics). The Signals Tour was in support of their ninth studio album, "Signals," which saw the band incorporating more synthesizers and electronic elements into their music while still maintaining their signature musicianship and thought-provoking lyrics.
Rush concerts were renowned for their high-energy performances, intricate musicianship, and elaborate stage setups. The Signals Tour was no exception, featuring impressive light shows, pyrotechnics, and innovative use of video screens. The band's mastery of their instruments, particularly Neil Peart's drumming skills, always left a lasting impression on the audience.
The setlist for the Signals Tour predominantly featured songs from the "Signals" album, including hits like "Subdivisions," "New World Man," "The Analog Kid," and "Countdown." Additionally, the band played selected songs from their previous albums, satisfying both longtime fans and newcomers.
The Signals Tour was another successful venture for Rush, solidifying their position as one of the leading progressive rock bands of the era. The "Signals" album received positive critical acclaim and contributed to the band's growing popularity. Over the years, Rush continued to evolve their sound and embarked on numerous successful tours, earning them a dedicated global fanbase.
COLLECTABILITY
Tour programs are highly collectable and sought after for several reasons. Firstly, they provide a tangible memento of a specific concert or event, allowing fans to relive the experience and cherish the memories associated with it. Tour programs often feature exclusive content like behind-the-scenes photos, interviews, and detailed information about the artists and their performances. Additionally, they serve as a snapshot of a particular era in an artist's career, making them valuable to both music enthusiasts and historians. Whether you're a dedicated fan or a passionate collector, owning these programs offers a tangible connection to the music world and serves as a treasured piece of memorabilia.
Programs can also be framed together with other items we have on our website such as vinyl records, official stage guitar picks, autographs, backstage passes, concert tickets, drumsticks and photos and you can create a truly one-of-a-kind unique piece of memorabilia.
Rush - Signals 1982/83 New World Original Concert Tour Program With Ticket
$60.00
DESCRIPTION
Vintage original official concert merchandise from the actual gig in 1983 - over 40 years ago. Printed for the tour of Europe and North America.
This is a stunning piece of history featuring full colour photos and bios of each of the band members. It's in excellent condition with minimal wear.
Comes with a ticket from Wembley Arena, London, for the evening of Tuesday 17th May 1983 (Block B, Row 1, Seat 28).
Actual images of item have been used and form part of the item condition/description.
THE TOUR
Rush embarked on a tour in 1982 and 1983 that covered both Europe and North America. This tour was referred to as the "Signals Tour" and supported their album "Signals," which was released in September 1982.
The Signals Tour was one of Rush's major concert tours in the early 1980s. Rush was a Canadian rock band known for their progressive rock and hard rock sound, with members Geddy Lee (bass, vocals, keyboards), Alex Lifeson (guitar), and Neil Peart (drums, percussion, lyrics). The Signals Tour was in support of their ninth studio album, "Signals," which saw the band incorporating more synthesizers and electronic elements into their music while still maintaining their signature musicianship and thought-provoking lyrics.
Rush concerts were renowned for their high-energy performances, intricate musicianship, and elaborate stage setups. The Signals Tour was no exception, featuring impressive light shows, pyrotechnics, and innovative use of video screens. The band's mastery of their instruments, particularly Neil Peart's drumming skills, always left a lasting impression on the audience.
The setlist for the Signals Tour predominantly featured songs from the "Signals" album, including hits like "Subdivisions," "New World Man," "The Analog Kid," and "Countdown." Additionally, the band played selected songs from their previous albums, satisfying both longtime fans and newcomers.
The Signals Tour was another successful venture for Rush, solidifying their position as one of the leading progressive rock bands of the era. The "Signals" album received positive critical acclaim and contributed to the band's growing popularity. Over the years, Rush continued to evolve their sound and embarked on numerous successful tours, earning them a dedicated global fanbase.
COLLECTABILITY
Tour programs are highly collectable and sought after for several reasons. Firstly, they provide a tangible memento of a specific concert or event, allowing fans to relive the experience and cherish the memories associated with it. Tour programs often feature exclusive content like behind-the-scenes photos, interviews, and detailed information about the artists and their performances. Additionally, they serve as a snapshot of a particular era in an artist's career, making them valuable to both music enthusiasts and historians. Whether you're a dedicated fan or a passionate collector, owning these programs offers a tangible connection to the music world and serves as a treasured piece of memorabilia.
Programs can also be framed together with other items we have on our website such as vinyl records, official stage guitar picks, autographs, backstage passes, concert tickets, drumsticks and photos and you can create a truly one-of-a-kind unique piece of memorabilia.
