Hotels for RUSH: Fifty Something

A landmark run for a band whose touring history stretches back decades, marking a milestone anniversary with the kind of setlist deep-cut fans have been arguing over for years. Expect a crowd skewed toward long-time devotees rather than casual listeners, many of whom have followed this act since their first records. Progressive rock played at this level doesn't come around often, and shows like this tend to run long.

Home to the Celtics and Bruins, TD Garden sits above North Station in the heart of Boston, a leading arena for basketball, ice hockey and major concerts. The surrounding area, close to the North End's celebrated restaurants and the historic Freedom Trail, is thoroughly walkable. North Station's subway and commuter rail lines are directly below. Booking a room in central Boston lets you walk to the show, enjoy the North End's dining and return to your bed within minutes once it finishes.