Anika Nilles has been near-perfect behind the kit on RUSH’s “Fifty Something” reunion tour, impressing fans as she fills the shoes of late legend Neil Peart. However, she experienced a little blooper during Wednesday’s show in San Antonio, losing her drumstick during the famous “Tom Sawyer” fill.
Anika Nilles has been doing a great job on RUSH’s tour, but she had a small mishap during the show in San Antonio. Fan-filmed video captured during the set shows the stick flying out of Nilles’ hand, but without missing a beat, she quickly grabs another stick and keeps on pounding away, nailing the fill in the process.
Tour Update
RUSH recently added more shows to their North American outing, which runs all the way through a two-night stand December 15th and 17th in Vancouver. The tour has been a huge success, with Anika Nilles impressing fans with her drumming skills. See Anika Nilles quickly recover from losing a drumstick from a couple of different angles in the videos below.
Fans can still get tickets to the remaining shows, including the two-night stand in Vancouver. RUSH’s “Fifty Something” reunion tour has been a highly anticipated event, and Anika Nilles has been doing a great job filling in for the late Neil Peart. The tour is a must-see for any RUSH fan, and Anika Nilles’ performance is definitely worth watching.
In conclusion, Anika Nilles has been doing a great job on RUSH’s “Fifty Something” reunion tour, and her quick recovery from losing a drumstick during the “Tom Sawyer” fill is a testament to her skills as a drummer. Fans can still get tickets to the remaining shows, and it’s definitely an event not to be missed. With RUSH’s North American outing running through December, there are still plenty of opportunities to see Anika Nilles and the rest of the band perform live.
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