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Yes Live Performance of 'Parallels' from 2010 Concert

YES Concert Encore Performance in Poughkeepsie, NY featuring Live Songs

Mid-Hudson Civic Center
Poughkeepsie, New York, United States

• In February 2010, Yes was in a thrilling chapter of their illustrious career, energized by the release of their album *Fly from Here*, which had come ... Read Full Description >

  In February 2010, Yes was in a thrilling chapter of their illustrious career, energized by the release of their album *Fly from Here*, which had come out just a year prior. This live recording from Poughkeepsie shows the band at the dawn of their tour, eager to showcase the new material alongside classic hits. It’s fascinating to note how *Fly from Here* marked the return of iconic keyboardist Geoff Downes, infusing fresh energy into the longstanding lineup. This era signified a blend of old and new, with fans excited to hear how the live renditions would breathe life into the studio album's compositions. Plus, the encore in this recording captures an electric moment of connection between the band and the audience, reminding us why Yes has remained a cornerstone of progressive rock. With each performance, they weave together intricate lyrics and rich harmonies that still resonate, proving that their passion for music is as vibrant as ever.

Yes Live Performance of 'Machine Messiah' at House of Blues, Houston

House of Blues
Houston, Texas, United States

• In 2010, Yes was in a period of revitalization, having just released the album *Fly from Here* the year before. *Fly from Here* marked their first stu... Read Full Description >

  In 2010, Yes was in a period of revitalization, having just released the album *Fly from Here* the year before. *Fly from Here* marked their first studio album in nearly a decade, showcasing a fresh collaboration with producer Trevor Horn—who had previously worked with them on their seminal album *90125*. This live recording, captured at the House of Blues in Houston on February 24, 2010, features the song "Machine Messiah" from the band's 1980 album *Drama*. It’s fascinating to think how this particular performance served as a bridge between different eras of Yes, highlighting Oliver Wakeman’s keyboard work alongside legendary guitarist Steve Howe and bassist Chris Squire. The dynamic energy of this lineup resonates strongly, reminding us how Yes has always adapted and evolved, captivating fans both old and new. It's moments like these that continue to keep the essence of progressive rock alive.

YES Live in Concert: 'Siberian Khatru' Performance from Houston

House of Blues
Houston, Texas, United States

• Back in 2010, when Yes graced the stage at House of Blues in Houston, they were riding high on their career rejuvenation following the release of *Fly... Read Full Description >

  Back in 2010, when Yes graced the stage at House of Blues in Houston, they were riding high on their career rejuvenation following the release of *Fly from Here* in 2011. Interestingly enough, *Fly from Here* marked the return of original producer Trevor Horn, who had a hand in their iconic 1980 album *Drama*. This live recording of "Siberian Khatru" showcases the band’s signature progressive rock sound. It’s fascinating to note that this era saw Yes embracing their classic hits while also dipping into newer material, gracefully navigating their legacy while continuing to innovate. The performance exudes a vibrant energy, reminding fans that even after decades, Yes held onto that unique musical chemistry, proving why they remain a staple in the rock world. So, as they belted out those iconic riffs, one could really feel the connection between past and present, a testament to their enduring legacy and evolving sound.

YES - Perpetual Change Live at Harrahs, Tunica

Harrah's Casino Tunica
Tunica Resorts, Mississippi, United States

• In 2010, when Yes performed "Perpetual Change" at Harrah's Casino in Tunica, they were navigating a dynamic chapter in their career. Just before this ... Read Full Description >

  In 2010, when Yes performed "Perpetual Change" at Harrah's Casino in Tunica, they were navigating a dynamic chapter in their career. Just before this live recording, they had released the studio album "Fly from Here" in 2011, which brought a fresh wave of energy to the band, thanks in part to their collaboration with producer Trevor Horn. Interestingly, "Fly from Here" marked a significant moment as it featured a lineup that included original member Geoff Downes, alongside new vocalist Benoît David. This performance showcased not just a classic piece but also highlighted Yes's commitment to evolving while respecting their rich legacy. The band’s ability to blend intricate musicianship with powerful melodies remained evident, proving that while lineups may change, the essence of Yes — a fusion of progressive rock that transcends time — persists vibrantly. It’s this exploration, a leap into the future while honoring the past, that keeps fans engaged and eager for more.

Yes Full Concert: Live at Tower Theatre, Upper Darby (2010)

Tower Theatre
Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, United States

• In June 2010, when Yes graced the stage at the Tower Theatre in Upper Darby, they were riding high on the momentum of several decades of innovation in... Read Full Description >

  In June 2010, when Yes graced the stage at the Tower Theatre in Upper Darby, they were riding high on the momentum of several decades of innovation in progressive rock. Just before this concert, they had released "Fly from Here" in 2011, but the band's sound had been evolving long before then. The audience at that live recording would have heard iconic tracks like "Roundabout" and "Owner of a Lonely Heart," showcasing the band’s knack for blending intricate melodies with catchy hooks—truly a hallmark of their enduring legacy. Interestingly, this live performance came during a time when the band was working through some lineup changes; with founding member Steve Howe still at the helm, fans witnessed the strong chemistry that understandably still captivates audiences. There's something wonderfully nostalgic about how they breathe new life into their classics while taking the stage, don’t you think? Each show is not just a concert but a celebration of their rich history—one note, one chord at a time.

LMFAO Performance of 'YES' Live at DTE Energy Music Theatre, Clarkston

Tower Theatre
Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, United States

• Before the live recording in June 2010, Yes was riding a wave of renewed interest after their 2009 album, *Fly from Here*. This album marked a signifi... Read Full Description >

  Before the live recording in June 2010, Yes was riding a wave of renewed interest after their 2009 album, *Fly from Here*. This album marked a significant comeback for the band, especially with the inclusion of new tracks that displayed their classic progressive rock essence while also incorporating fresh sounds. Interestingly, *Fly from Here* was produced by Trevor Horn, who had previously worked with the band on their iconic *90125* album. This connection added a layer of nostalgia for longtime fans. The live recording coincided with their performance on the Bamboozle Roadshow Tour, showcasing a blend of Yes's intricate music with LMFAO's high-energy vibe. It's a fascinating pairing—Yes’s sophisticated arrangements alongside LMFAO’s upbeat party anthems. You’ve got to wonder how that fusion of styles played out on stage!

Yes Live at Bethel Woods Performing 'Roundabout' (HD)

Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
Bethel, New York, United States

• In June 2010, when Yes performed live at the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, they were riding on the wave of their album "Fly From Here," which had ... Read Full Description >

  In June 2010, when Yes performed live at the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, they were riding on the wave of their album "Fly From Here," which had been released just a year earlier. This album marked a significant return for the band, being their first studio release with lead vocalist Benoît David. Fans were buzzing with excitement over the fresh sound while also feeling the nostalgia that Yes brought with them, particularly since this venue was historically linked to the original Woodstock Festival—a fitting backdrop for such a pioneering progressive rock band. This live performance highlighted timeless classics like "Roundabout," showcasing their enduring musicianship and appeal. It’s intriguing to note how, even after decades since their debut, Yes continued to draw crowds, proving that great music has no expiration date. Watching this performance, you can really sense the connection between the band and the audience, a testament to their lasting legacy.

Yes - 'Owner of a Lonely Heart' Live at Bethel Woods Concert

Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
Bethel, New York, United States

• Let’s take a moment to reflect on the backdrop of Yes during their live performance on June 18, 2010, at the iconic Bethel Woods Center for the Arts... Read Full Description >

  Let’s take a moment to reflect on the backdrop of Yes during their live performance on June 18, 2010, at the iconic Bethel Woods Center for the Arts. Just prior to this show, Yes had released their album *Fly from Here* in 2011. It was a significant moment for the band, as this album marked their return with new A-list material featuring their classic progressive rock sound, blending intricate musicianship with soaring vocals. Notably, this era was defined by their collaboration with producer Trevor Horn, who had a hand in shaping some of their earlier hits. So, it’s fitting that they performed "Owner of a Lonely Heart," one of their most commercially successful tracks, at a venue steeped in music history—not far from where the original Woodstock Festival took place. This concert wasn’t just another gig; it was part of a legacy, keeping the spirit of progressive rock alive and showing fans that Yes was still very much at the forefront of their artistry. Pretty cool, right?

Yes - Firebird Suite / Tempus Fugit Live Performance at Mondial Choral Laval

Espace Montmorency
Laval, Quebec, Canada

• In the intriguing tapestry of Yes’s career, the live recording from June 27, 2010, at Espace Montmorency in Laval, comes just after the release of t... Read Full Description >

  In the intriguing tapestry of Yes’s career, the live recording from June 27, 2010, at Espace Montmorency in Laval, comes just after the release of their album "Fly from Here," which hit the shelves in 2011, marking a new chapter for the band. This recording reflects a period of rejuvenation for Yes, showcasing the original members' unique progressive rock sound mingled with fresh energy brought by incoming vocalist Benoît David. Isn’t it fascinating how a live performance can capture not just music, but the very spirit of the moment? The “Firebird Suite” opening beautifully transitions into “Tempus Fugit,” and you can almost feel the electricity in the air, as fans embrace both nostalgia and new experiences. Given that Yes is known for their sweeping compositions and intricate musicianship, this performance is a testament to their unwavering ability to connect with audiences, bridging their storied past with a promising future.

Yes - Roundabout Performance at Mondial Choral Laval Concert

Espace Montmorency
Laval, Quebec, Canada

• In June 2010, Yes was riding a wave of nostalgia and renewed energy, showcasing their classic sound to a dedicated fanbase during their performance in... Read Full Description >

  In June 2010, Yes was riding a wave of nostalgia and renewed energy, showcasing their classic sound to a dedicated fanbase during their performance in Laval, Canada, particularly with their iconic track "Roundabout." Just prior to this live recording, they released the album "Fly from Here" in 2011, a project that reignited interest in the band and even featured contributions from producer Trevor Horn, who was instrumental in their earlier successes. This era marked a blend of their classic progressive rock roots with modern elements, as they celebrated their extensive catalog while also embracing new material. Interestingly, this live performance was part of a tour that featured classic hits alongside fresh tracks, creating a unique experience for fans across generations. It's fascinating how their music transcends time, bridging past and present—reflecting not just a band, but a movement that continues to resonate deeply within the progressive rock landscape.

Yes - Perpetual Change Performance at Red, White and Blue Ash Festival

Summit Park
Blue Ash, Ohio, United States

• In the summer of 2010, Yes was riding high after the release of their album, "Fly from Here," the year before, which marked a significant creative rev... Read Full Description >

  In the summer of 2010, Yes was riding high after the release of their album, "Fly from Here," the year before, which marked a significant creative revival for the band. This album was notable as it showcased the return of legendary producer Trevor Horn, who had been at the helm of their earlier, classic works. Released to a mix of enthusiasm and nostalgia, "Fly from Here" reconnected the band with both old and new fans. The live recording of “Perpetual Change” captures Yes at the energetic Red, White and Blue Ash Festival, where their progressive rock stylings resonated beautifully against the backdrop of a patriotic celebration. It’s intriguing how the band, despite their rich history of lineup changes, continued to engage audiences with their complex compositions and rich harmonies. The concert not only reinforced their legacy but also signaled their ongoing commitment to evolve, making it a cherished moment for fans.

YES - Starship Trooper Live Performance at HSBC Brasil, São Paulo

HSBC Brasil
São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil

• In November 2010, when Yes performed “Starship Trooper” live in São Paulo, Brazil, the band was riding the wave of their album, *Fly from Here*, ... Read Full Description >

  In November 2010, when Yes performed “Starship Trooper” live in São Paulo, Brazil, the band was riding the wave of their album, *Fly from Here*, which had been released earlier that year. This album marked a significant moment as it was the first to feature Benoît David on lead vocals, who replaced the legendary Jon Anderson. It's fascinating to note that this period was somewhat of a renaissance for the group. They were drawing on a rich history while embracing a fresh sound, blending their classic progressive rock roots with new energy. During the São Paulo concert at HSBC Brasil, the dynamic interplay between Steve Howe's intricate guitar work and Chris Squire's unmistakable bass lines echoed the band’s legacy, while Oliver Wakeman's keyboards added new textures. This live performance showcases not just their musical prowess but also a sense of camaraderie, illustrating how Yes continues to evolve while still respecting its storied past. Isn’t it amazing how music can bridge generations?

Yes Live 2011 - Parallels Performance at House of Blues, Cleveland

House of Blues
Cleveland, OH, United States

• In the lead-up to their 2011 live performance at the House of Blues in Cleveland, Yes had just released their album *Fly from Here* in 2011, marking a... Read Full Description >

  In the lead-up to their 2011 live performance at the House of Blues in Cleveland, Yes had just released their album *Fly from Here* in 2011, marking a significant rekindling of creative energy for the band. This album, produced by Trevor Horn, was notable not only for its fresh material but also for the return of original member Geoff Downes, who had last collaborated with Yes in the early '80s. The live recording features the band delivering an electrifying rendition of "Parallels," showcasing their signature blend of progressive rock and sophisticated musicianship. What’s fascinating here is that this performance came at a time when Yes was celebrating decades of innovation in rock, even while blending in newer sounds from *Fly from Here*. The energy in Cleveland that night was palpable, illustrating the band's dedication to their craft, as they enthralled a loyal audience with a set that spanned their illustrious career.