The 2112 Tour marked a triumphant turning point for Rush, and their set list reflected this newfound confidence. The undisputed centerpiece of the show was the near-complete performance of the multi-part "2112" suite (omitting only "Oracle: The Dream"), firmly cementing their status as progressive rock heavyweights. Having moved past the commercial struggles of Caress of Steel, they dropped its sprawling epics, retaining only punchy, accessible tracks like "Bastille Day" and "Lakeside Park." Along with the new hard-hitting addition "Something For Nothing," the remainder of the set served as a refined victory lap of their best early material. The band anchored the late show with the trusted foundation of "Working Man" and closed out with a high-energy encore of debut staples "Best I Can" and "What You're Doing."