Stage Band
Brian Cline
John Gonzales
John Gonzales
Hailing from a musical family, Brian has been playing Geddy’s basslines since he got his first bass at the age of 14. He was a founding bassist and singer of the progressive rock band Enchant and was the lead vocalist and guitarist for 41point9. He was also singer/songwriter in the Brian Cline Band, credited with with several albums releases.
John Gonzales
John Gonzales
John Gonzales
Inheriting his passion and love for diverse music from his father — a professional musician — John was introduced to Rush at age 11 and became a huge fan. This lead him to become a multi-instrumentalist, adopting a complex Peart-inspired songwriting and performing style. John has played in many local cover and original bands and has recorded as both a band and studio drummer.
Jay Leek
Michael Lomax
Michael Lomax
Jay’s early favorites — Beatles, Zeppelin, Sabbath — soon made way for prog bands like Yes, Genesis and Rush. As an aspiring teen guitarist he found that of all his heroes’ playing, Alex Lifeson’s quirky and intricate style fell into his hands in a natural, almost familiar way. Decades later, after playing bass or guitar in many Sacrament
Jay’s early favorites — Beatles, Zeppelin, Sabbath — soon made way for prog bands like Yes, Genesis and Rush. As an aspiring teen guitarist he found that of all his heroes’ playing, Alex Lifeson’s quirky and intricate style fell into his hands in a natural, almost familiar way. Decades later, after playing bass or guitar in many Sacramento bands (including the Chris Squire role in Yes Tribute, Parallels) Rash was born.
Michael Lomax
Michael Lomax
Michael Lomax
Michael has provided keys and vocals in many original and cover bands. Discovered by a member of Rash while singing Tom Sawyer with a Bay Area cover band, Michale jumped at the chance to perform Rush full-time. The vocal spirit and synth wizardry of Geddy Lee come to life before your very ears. Few Rush tribute bands can boast a voice tha
Michael has provided keys and vocals in many original and cover bands. Discovered by a member of Rash while singing Tom Sawyer with a Bay Area cover band, Michale jumped at the chance to perform Rush full-time. The vocal spirit and synth wizardry of Geddy Lee come to life before your very ears. Few Rush tribute bands can boast a voice that so closely recreates Lee’s sound and style. It’s a little shocking, frankly, to hear this guy nail one of the most unusual and exceptional voices in music history.
Production
Eric Bedes
Kevan Brown
Kevan Brown
Eric, a bassist and keyboardist himself, has been a Rush fan ever since hearing Tom Sawyer in 1981. Eric collects and repairs vintage keyboards which he uses to create signature Rush sounds and effects. His uncompromising sound design and artistry behind the mixing board make him Rash’s secret weapon.
Kevan Brown
Kevan Brown
Kevan Brown
Kevan has more than 30 years in live performance, television and motion pictures as a director of photography and director of lighting. His work has garnered him one Emmy and two Iris awards.