Rush tribute show by A Farewell To Kings (AF2K) at The KING of Clubs.
A Farewell To Kings (AF2K) plays at The KING of Clubs on Sunday, November 1, for a full evening of Rush. They're a tribute act that builds its set around the legacy of the Canadian trio—bassist and keyboardist Geddy Lee, guitarist Alex Lifeson, and the late drummer Neil Peart—who spent more than four decades operating not just as a band but as a masterclass in progressive rock. If you've spent any time with Rush, you know that's a fair way to put it: the odd time signatures, the long-form compositions, and the way the three of them locked in together. AF2K keeps that same spirit going.
They're part of a wider circuit of Rush cover acts, alongside names like Lotus Land, YYNOT, Sun Dogs, New World Men, Moving Pictures, and The Rush Experience. It's a fairly deep field of tributes, and AF2K is one of the groups that keeps the music going for anyone who still wants to hear those songs played live. The set draws from the band's long run, so you'll hear the progressive side they're known for.
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The show runs from 5:30 PM to 10:50 PM, which is a long stretch—plenty of room for the longer tracks that Rush was famous for. You'll find them at The KING of Clubs, 6252 Busch Blvd, Columbus, OH 43229.
