From Loudersound.
A new Rush film is set to hit cinemas across the world for one night only later this year.
It’s titled Cinema Strangiato: An Annual Exercise In Fan Indulgence and will take viewers inside Rush’s final R40 tour from 2015.
The film will feature highlights from the North American run, previously unreleased backstage footage, soundcheck clips along with new interviews with Tom Morello, Billy Corgan, Taylor Hawkins, producer Nick Raskulinecz, violinist Jonathan Dinklage and more.
Fans will also get a glimpse into the “madness and passion” that went into the making of Geddy Lee’s Big Beautiful Book of Bass – and features a brand-new interview with the Rush vocalist, bassist and keyboardist.
Lee says: “I’m excited for fans to see some new clips from our R40 tour but also a peek behind the scenes of making the Big Beautiful Book Of Bass.
Cinema Strangiato 2019 will be in select cinemas across the world on August 21 and has been made possible through a partnership with Concord Music Group, Anthem Entertainment and Trafalgar Releasing.
Senior vice president for acquisitions at Trafalgar Releasing Kymberli Frueh says: “Trafalgar Releasing is thrilled to bring Rush: Cinema Strangiato 2019 to theatres around the globe for the first of what we’re hoping will become an annual event – bringing fans together to experience a celebration of one of the world’s most popular rock bands.”
Tickets will go on sale on June 20.
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- Rush - Exit... Stage Left - Italian - 2-LP vinyl set - £20.00, $24.80, €23.60 (New Item) (arrived 07-May-2022 16:00)on May 19, 2022 at 10:33 am
RUSH Exit... Stage Left (1981 Italian 13-track double vinyl LP, recorded live in Canada & the UK, glossy gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some minor general wear and graded very good, whilst the vinyl shows only the lightest evidenceof play)
- Rush - Fly By Night + Obi - Japanese - vinyl LP - £250.00, $310.00, €295.00 (New Item) (arrived 13-Mar-2022 09:08)on May 19, 2022 at 10:33 am
RUSH Fly By Night (Rare 1975 Japanese first press 8-track LP on the dark blue & silver Mercury label manufactured by Nippon Phonogram, housed in the original picture sleeve complete with the double sided lyric insert & very scarce wide red & white obi-strip. The packaging is in Excellent condition with just the lightest spot of foxing on the back of the obi commensurate with age - The vinyl is Near Mint with few signs of play RJ-7012)
- Rush - The Spirit Of Radio - UK - 7" vinyl - £10.00, $12.40, €11.80 (New Item) (arrived 23-Feb-2022 13:32)on May 19, 2022 at 10:33 am
RUSH The Spirit Of Radio (1980 UK injection moulded 7" vinyl single, also including The Trees, Phonogram group die-cut paper sleeve. RADIO7)
- Rush - A Farewell To Kings - EX - UK - tour programme - £35.00, $43.40, €41.30 (New Item) (arrived 25-Feb-2022 10:58)on May 19, 2022 at 10:33 am
RUSH A Farewell To Kings World Tour 77-78 Exclusive Concert Edition (Rare 1977 UK 24-page tour programme for their UK Winter Tour, with this leg dating from Birmingham Odeon on the 12th February to Southampton Gaumont on the 27th, featuring a selection of black & white images by the legendary Fin Costello. There are some cosmetic marks on the back with a little scuffing but otherwise this collector's copy grades Excellent, with just minor signs of handling over the years with no writing or tears)
- Rush - Permanent Waves World Tour 1980 + ticket stub - UK - tour programme - £35.00, $43.40, €41.30 (New Item) (arrived 09-Mar-2022 15:24)on May 19, 2022 at 10:33 am
RUSH Permanent Waves World Tour (1980 UK 12" square 20-page tour programme, featuring 'Personal Waves - The Story Of An Album' article by Neil Peart, details of equipment used by the band, some great photos & pictorial album discography. This copy shows minimal wear and in excellent condition. This example comes with a ticket stub for the 20th June show at the Odeon in Birmingham)
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