Welcome to the Home of RUSHfest Scotland
“THANK YOU to everyone involved in RFS 2017. I'll write a more detailed ‘post match analysis’ in a few days and hope to have our final total in a few weeks. It's sitting around the £7k mark at the moment but we hope to order one final batch of t-shirts (see below) plus we're still waiting for a couple of payments to come in. It was an overwhelming sell-out success once again. RUSH FANS RAWK!”
—RFS founder, Steve Brown.
Steve Brown and Paul Beaulieu with the signed baseball at RFS 2017
Thanks to the wonderful Graham “Gebs” Gebbie for setting this up and filming every RUSHfest Scotland event.
You can jump to the complete Terry Brown interview from the 2016 event here.
We loved the Scottish caricatures created for us by Claire Innes for our official 2015 shirt so much, we couldn't NOT use them again. So, here they are in a generic t-shirt that will be available all year, every year. Thanks once again to the phenomenally talented Paul Tippett at Danforth and Pape for the design.
When Steve Brown started RUSHfest Scotland in late 2013 one of his closest friends, Angie Townsend, was battling cancer. He always asked her to choose the charity for RFS. Tragically, aged only 49, she passed away in January 2016. In her memory, and with her family's permission, this shirt is dedicated to her and RFS will continue to donate to cancer charities. You can find out more about this remarkable woman here.
These shirts will be in stock again around March 2018. Feel free to email a note of your advance order and we'll get back to you for payment in March. — stevebrown.wonderland@gmail.com.
Xanacoo limited edition signed prints — £10 including worldwide postage.
Our very own artist-in-residence Claire Innes painted this wonderful image for the first RUSHfest Scotland and we have a few left. 12" x 12" (LP cover size) on heavyweight paper, includes certificate of authenticity and large poster from the first RFS.
RUSHfest Scotland is an annual one-day fan convention celebrating Canada's finest musical exponents RUSH. All profits go to charity — the events in 2014 and 2015 raised £10,922.67 for MacMillan Cancer Support and in 2016 £9,500 was raised for Teenage Cancer Trust. So far that's a grand total of £20,422.67 raised - RUSH FANS RAWK!!!
Organisers Steve and George with Emma from Teenage Cancer Trust.
Sincere thanks to everyone involved for making RUSHfest Scotland 2016 raise the most money ever from a Rush fan convention.
Organiser Steve Brown and fellow fan Maurice Pickles sporting the 2015
RUSHfest Scotland t-shirts when they met Alex and Geddy on the R40 tour.
RUSHfest Scotland 2015 raised an absolutely amazing grand total of £7,638.09 for Macmillan Cancer Support
We are stunned by everyone's incredible generosity. THANK YOU!!!
Here are the organisers Steve, Mike and Gordon with Linda Hamilton from MacMillan.
