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This Rush concert poster captures the band\'s 2026 \"50 Something Tour\" stop at Philadelphia\'s Xfinity Mobile Arena, rendered in a rich Art Deco style. A steampunk owl perches atop a mechanical Liberty Bell above the marquee, while a stained-glass archway reveals a bowler-hatted gentleman walking his Dalmatian down a country lane. Below, a street musician plays guitar beside a vintage red roadster and a glamorous pin-up figure in a lavender gown. Using digital collage and photographic texture layering, these elements were unified into one seamless composition. This detailed poster print makes a striking addition to any Rush fan\'s wall art collection.
Fan Art Disclaimer
This poster is independently created fan art, not official merchandise, and not endorsed, sponsored, or approved by the band, its members, or their management/licensing representatives.
Print Quality / Paper Specifications
Transform your space with a gallery-worthy print made on premium thick matte paper. Rich in detail and built to last, this poster brings instant character to any room — from a striking living room focal point to an office upgrade that actually gets noticed. Once it\'s up, you\'ll wonder how the wall ever looked bare without it.
Details:
Print Size – 18x24
Paper Type – Matte Paper
Thickness – 10.3 mil
Paper Weight – 189 g/m²
Opacity – 94%
ISO Brightness – 104%
Premium paper sourced from Japan
This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!
Unpacking and Care
Your poster arrives tightly rolled in a protective cardboard poster tube. To flatten it safely, unroll it on a clean, flat surface and gently re-roll it in the opposite direction for a few minutes to relax the curl. Then lay it flat, print side up, and weigh down the corners and edges with clean, smooth objects (large books work well) for 24–48 hours. Never crease, fold, or force the paper flat. For long-term protection, we recommend framing your poster behind glass or acrylic and displaying it out of direct sunlight to prevent fading and keep its colors vibrant for years to com
