Moving Pictures

A tribute to the Canadian rock band Rush, presented at The Met in Bury by Moving Pictures. The group plays the music of Rush rather than appearing as the original band.

Moving Pictures is a tribute act devoted to Rush, the Canadian rock band, and their repertoire draws on well-known Rush songs such as Tom Sawyer, The Spirit of Radio and Xanadu. The line-up includes drummer Jamie Dunleavey, John Power, who sings and plays both bass and keyboards, and guitarist Steve Brown, who uses double-neck guitars. Steve Brown is a lifelong Rush fan and a professional player, and the group aims to recreate the band's sound with close attention to detail.

Moving Pictures have appeared at conventions for Rush fans, have contributed recordings to the 'Songs For Neil'albums, and have played for Terry Brown, the producer who worked with Rush. Their live shows are built around the group's catalogue, and the performance aims to convey the enthusiasm the members feel for the original music.

The Met is a venue in Bury that hosts concerts and shows. The night is aimed at dedicated Rush followers as well as anyone who enjoys live rock music.