For the Snakes & Arrows Tour, Rush continued to lean heavily into their signature stage comedy, opening the show with a bizarre dream sequence video starring Alex, Neil, and Geddy's hilarious Scottish alter-ego. Once the music started, the first set balanced massive hits like the opening "Limelight" with the astonishing resurrection of long-dormant deep cuts. Most notably, the band thrilled diehard fans by dusting off the 70s powerhouse "Circumstances" and playing the Permanent Waves track "Entre Nous" live for the very first time. The set also highlighted their newer material, complete with a special video introduction from Canadian comedy icons Bob & Doug McKenzie for "The Larger Bowl."
Following intermission, the second half kicked off with "The Plane of Dharma" video and a remarkably bold musical choice: the band confidently played five consecutive new tracks from Snakes & Arrows, anchored by the explosive "Far Cry." As the set progressed into complex classics like "Subdivisions" and "Natural Science," they maintained their standard rotational approach, swapping out "Summertime Blues" for "Distant Early Warning" depending on the night. The back half of the show was also punctuated by acoustic moments like "Hope" and the iconic South Park "Lil' Rush" animated intro preceding "Tom Sawyer." The marathon performance then wrapped up with a high-energy, fan-favorite encore consisting of "One Little Victory," "A Passage to Bangkok," and the instrumental powerhouse "YYZ."