Rush has released a new, official 2027 wall calendar celebrating the 40th anniversary of the release of 1987's Hold Your Fire. The calendar was produced by Poster Foundry and can currently be ordered via Amazon and other online retailers. The 12"x18" calendar features a dozen photos from Rush's Hold Your Fire era as seen here:
Celebrate the 40th anniversary of Hold Your Fire with this officially licensed 2027 Rush calendar! Packed with key dates from the 1987 Hold Your Fire tour and other major moments in the band's storied history, this edition is a must-have for every devoted fan. Commemorate this landmark album with the ultimate Rush calendar for 2027!
It also includes a four-month (September-December) 2026 planner page. You can purchase your calendar today at this location.













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