For the Roll the Bones Tour, Rush welcomed fans with a playful, modified version of their previous tour's opening sequence, humorously dubbed the "Skulls on Ice" video. The main set list reflected the massive commercial resurgence of the new album, prominently featuring fresh, hook-driven tracks like "Dreamline," "Bravado," the title track, and the band's first instrumental in a decade, "Where's My Thing?" As the extensive tour rolled into its later legs, the band executed a significant mid-run set list shuffle, opting to drop several 80s staples in favor of resurrecting older, high-energy fan favorites from their catalog. After Neil Peart's "The Rhythm Method" drum solo and the reliable closing anchor of "Tom Sawyer," the night culminated in an incredibly dense, career-spanning encore medley. This colossal finale seamlessly wove together fragments of "The Spirit of Radio," "2112," "Finding My Way," and "La Villa Strangiato," before concluding with a tantalizing instrumental tease of the 70s sci-fi epic "Cygnus X-1."