Yes

YES Live Performance of 'We Can Fly' at Vector Arena, Auckland, New Zealand

Vector Arena
Auckland, New Zealand

• Back in 2011, just before their live performance in Auckland on April 1, 2012, Yes had released their album *Fly from Here*. This marked a significant... Read Full Description >

  Back in 2011, just before their live performance in Auckland on April 1, 2012, Yes had released their album *Fly from Here*. This marked a significant moment for the band, as it was their first studio album featuring new material in almost a decade, showcasing the return of original member Trevor Horn as producer. *Fly from Here* gives fans a dynamic blend of progressive rock and the melodic essence Yes is known for, featuring tracks that resonate with both new listeners and long-time devotees. Fast forward to that night at the Vector Arena, where Yes not only highlighted their classic hits, but also introduced the audience to fresh sounds from their recent work. The energy of performing in front of eager fans in New Zealand undoubtedly added to the magic of that evening—a reminder of Yes's enduring legacy and their ability to connect through live music, no matter the decade.

Yes Live Performance of 'And You And I' at Riverside Theatre, Perth

Riverside Theatre
Perth, Western Australia, Australia

• In April 2012, when Yes delivered a captivating performance of "And You and I" at the Riverside Theatre in Perth, they were riding high on the wave of... Read Full Description >

  In April 2012, when Yes delivered a captivating performance of "And You and I" at the Riverside Theatre in Perth, they were riding high on the wave of their 2011 studio album, *Fly from Here*. This album, their first with vocalist Benoît David—bringing a fresh but familiar sound—offered a blend of progressive rock nostalgia and modern flair. Interestingly, *Fly from Here* includes an epic suite co-written by former member Trevor Horn, emphasizing the band’s continuous connection to their roots while evolving their sound. That live performance encapsulated the essence of Yes—a synergy of intricate musicianship and heartfelt lyricism. It also symbolized a unique moment in the band's history, bridging past and present, and showcasing their resilience and adaptability. Watching them perform in Perth, one couldn't help but feel the sheer passion and energy that has defined Yes through the decades. What a treat it must have been for the fans in attendance!

Yes Live Performance of 'Starship Trooper' at Riverside Theatre, Perth

Riverside Theatre
Perth, Western Australia, Australia

• In April 2012, Yes was touring in support of their album *Fly from Here*, which had been released in 2011. This period marked an intriguing chapter in... Read Full Description >

  In April 2012, Yes was touring in support of their album *Fly from Here*, which had been released in 2011. This period marked an intriguing chapter in their career, as it was not only a time of musical evolution but also a reconfiguration of their lineup. The band's classic symphonic rock sound was still dominant, but they were also exploring new directions, aided in part by the fresh energy of singer Benoît David. The live recording of "Starship Trooper" in Perth showcases the band’s capability to blend technical prowess with emotional depth, something that has always been a hallmark of Yes's performances. Fun fact: *Fly from Here* was produced by Trevor Horn, who was a former member of the band, bringing a touch of nostalgia along with modern sensibilities to the tracks. It's a wonderful reminder of how Yes continually reinvents itself while honoring its roots, making every live performance a unique musical journey.

Yes Live Performance of 'Wonderous Stories' at Riverside Theatre, Perth

Riverside Theatre
Perth, Western Australia, Australia

• Ah, Yes—the band that’s practically woven into the tapestry of progressive rock! By the time they took the stage at the Riverside Theatre in Perth... Read Full Description >

  Ah, Yes—the band that’s practically woven into the tapestry of progressive rock! By the time they took the stage at the Riverside Theatre in Perth on April 5, 2012, they had just released **"Fly from Here"** in 2011, their first studio album featuring lead vocalist Benoît David. This album marked a notable chapter in their journey, integrating the classic Yes sound while introducing a fresh vibe. What’s particularly fascinating about their live performances during this era is the band's ability to blend nostalgia with innovation; they were quite adept at revisiting their rich catalog while also embracing new material. The 2012 tour not only celebrated classic hits but also showcased their resilience and commitment to evolve, proving they're not just a band from the past, but one that's still very much alive and kicking on the stage. It’s moments like “Wondrous Stories,” captured during this concert, that really bring their legacy into sharp focus—don’t you just love a good blend of old and new?

Yes - Full Concert at Palais Theatre, St. Kilda, Australia

Palais Theatre
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

• Back in April 2012, Yes was riding the wave of fresh energy on their "Fly From Here Tour," which coincided with the release of the studio album *Fly F... Read Full Description >

  Back in April 2012, Yes was riding the wave of fresh energy on their "Fly From Here Tour," which coincided with the release of the studio album *Fly From Here*, a pivotal moment in their career. This album, arriving in 2011, marked the first studio release featuring their new lead vocalist, Jon Davison, who had just taken the reins. The live performance at the Palais Theatre in St. Kilda showcased not just their musical prowess, but also a band revitalized by Davison's vocal stylings. Interestingly, the *Fly From Here* album was produced by Trevor Horn, a name synonymous with Yes's earlier successes, creating a bridge between classic and contemporary sounds. What’s even more captivating is how this era saw Yes blending their iconic, progressive rock essence with fresh influences, captivating both old and new fans alike. The audience recording from that night captures the intricate layers of their music beautifully, emphasizing the band's dynamic and evolving legacy.

Yes Performance of 'Into The Storm' Featuring Jon Davison in Melbourne

Palais Theatre
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

• Okay, let’s delve into a fascinating moment for Yes! By April 2012, the legendary progressive rock band had just released their studio album, *Fly f... Read Full Description >

  Okay, let’s delve into a fascinating moment for Yes! By April 2012, the legendary progressive rock band had just released their studio album, *Fly from Here*, in 2011. This album was significant, marking a new chapter with vocalist Jon Davison stepping in to replace Benoît David. The recording you’re referencing captures a vibrant live performance of "Into the Storm," a standout track from that album, performed at the Palais Theatre in Melbourne. It’s noteworthy to mention that the live atmosphere genuinely amplifies Davison's vocal prowess, providing a fresh energy reminiscent of Yes's classic sound but with a modern twist. Interestingly, this concert not only showcased the band’s ability to adapt with new members but also highlighted their enduring legacy. You can almost feel the audience’s excitement—how they resonate with the intricate melodies and elaborate arrangements that Yes has always been known for. It’s like witnessing history in the making!

Yes - Owner of a Lonely Heart Live at The Ritz Carlton, Jakarta

Ritz Carlton Ballroom
Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia

• Before the April 24, 2012, live recording of "Owner of a Lonely Heart" in Jakarta, Yes had just released their studio album *Fly from Here* in 2011. T... Read Full Description >

  Before the April 24, 2012, live recording of "Owner of a Lonely Heart" in Jakarta, Yes had just released their studio album *Fly from Here* in 2011. This album marked a significant moment in their history, as it was their first collaboration with producer Trevor Horn since the iconic *90125*. The band was in a period of revitalization, having seen various lineup changes over the years, but they were still determined to keep their progressive rock sound alive while reaching a new audience. Interestingly, 2012 saw Yes on tour, performing not just classics like "Owner of a Lonely Heart" but also showcasing their evolving musical journey. The Ritz Carlton venue provided an intimate atmosphere, contrasting with the grandeur often associated with their expansive sound. It’s fascinating, isn’t it? How a band can adapt and thrive through decades while keeping their essence intact, all while gathering crowds who cherish that timeless blend of rock and symphonic elements.

Yes - Roundabout Performance at The Ritz Carlton, Jakarta

Ritz Carlton Ballroom
Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia

• In 2012, when Yes delivered an electrifying performance of "Roundabout" in Jakarta, they were riding high on the wave created by their latest studio a... Read Full Description >

  In 2012, when Yes delivered an electrifying performance of "Roundabout" in Jakarta, they were riding high on the wave created by their latest studio album, *Fly from Here*, released in 2011. This album marked a significant moment for the band, being their first with vocalist Benoît David and showcasing a blend of their classic progressive rock sound with new influences. The live recording at the Ritz Carlton Ballroom wasn’t just a concert; it was a powerful reminder of Yes's resilience and adaptability over the decades. Interestingly, the band had a rich history by this point, having gone through numerous lineup changes since their inception in the late '60s. This performance illustrates not only their enduring appeal but also their knack for enchanting audiences with complex arrangements and rich harmonies. It’s moments like this—where past and present converge—that remind fans of why Yes remains a cornerstone of the progressive rock genre. Did you catch that unique synthesis of nostalgia and innovation during their performance? It’s what keeps fans coming back for more!

Chris Squire's Bass Performance of 'Heart of the Sunrise' - Yes Live in Boston

Boston, MA, United States

• In July 2012, when Yes performed in Boston, they were riding a wave of nostalgia and reverence, both for their storied past and for the legacy of thei... Read Full Description >

  In July 2012, when Yes performed in Boston, they were riding a wave of nostalgia and reverence, both for their storied past and for the legacy of their beloved bassist, Chris Squire. Just before this live recording, the band had issued their studio album "Fly from Here" in 2011, which marked a significant return to form with Squire's intricate bass lines still leading the charge. Notably, this album featured a composition titled "We Can Fly," which many fans believed echoed the band’s classic sound. The Boston concert showcased Squire’s exceptional talent in "Heart of the Sunrise," a song that has withstood the test of time since its original 1971 release on the album "Fragile." This live performance not only highlighted Squire's virtuosic skills but also became a poignant moment in Yes history, especially considering it was one of the last times fans would see him grace the stage. His passing in 2015 only cemented the bittersweet memories encapsulated in performances like this one.

Yes: Live Performance of 'Awaken' from Westbury Concert

NYCB Theatre at Westbury
Westbury, New York, United States

• When Yes took the stage at the NYCB Theatre in Westbury on July 14, 2012, they were deep into their North American tour, showcasing their 2011 album, ... Read Full Description >

  When Yes took the stage at the NYCB Theatre in Westbury on July 14, 2012, they were deep into their North American tour, showcasing their 2011 album, *Fly from Here*. This record marked a significant moment in the band's journey, as it was the first to feature vocalist Jon Davison, who brought a fresh energy to their classic sound. Interestingly, *Fly from Here* was produced by Trevor Horn, who was a key figure in the band's earlier works, especially on *90125*. At this point in their career, Yes was embracing both their storied past while forging ahead, with *Awaken* being one of the band's iconic tracks originally from the acclaimed album *Going for the One* released in 1977. The interplay of seasoned musicians like Steve Howe and Chris Squire, alongside Davison’s soaring vocals, created a melding of nostalgia and innovation that resonated deeply with fans during this live performance.

Yes Performs 'America' Live at Artpark, Lewiston, NY

Artpark Outdoor Stage
Lewiston, New York, United States

• In 2012, when Yes performed "America" live at Artpark, they were riding the wave of their album *Fly From Here*, released in 2011. This album marked a... Read Full Description >

  In 2012, when Yes performed "America" live at Artpark, they were riding the wave of their album *Fly From Here*, released in 2011. This album marked a significant chapter in Yes’s storied history, as it was their first without founding member and frontman Jon Anderson. The addition of new lead vocalist Benoît David brought fresh energy, yet fans inevitably felt the absence of Anderson's unique sound. Interestingly, *Fly From Here* was produced by Trevor Horn, who had previously helmed their classic *90125*. During the Artpark performance, the band showcased their remarkable adaptability as they infused the Simon & Garfunkel classic with their signature progressive rock flair. Despite the lineup changes, this rendition of "America" highlighted Yes’s ability to keep evolving while still resonating deeply with long-time fans who might have been grappling with nostalgia. It’s a testament to their enduring appeal and musical innovation.

Yes - Awaken Live Performance at Boston's Waterfront Concert

Bank of America Pavilion
Boston, Massachusetts, United States

• In July 2012, when Yes took the stage at the Bank of America Pavilion in Boston, they were riding the wave of their fifteenth studio album, *Fly from ... Read Full Description >

  In July 2012, when Yes took the stage at the Bank of America Pavilion in Boston, they were riding the wave of their fifteenth studio album, *Fly from Here*, released in 2011. This album was particularly significant as it marked the return of legendary producer Trevor Horn, who had previously worked with the band during the iconic *Drama* era. *Fly from Here* received mixed reviews but featured tracks showcasing the band’s classic progressive rock sound, entwined with modern sensibilities. During this live recording of "Awaken," a song from their 1977 album *Going for the One*, Yes celebrated their legacy with an impressive performance that showcased their virtuosic musicianship and intricate harmonies. Interestingly, this performance was part of their "Close to the Edge" tour, where they revisited classic material, reminding fans of their rich history while still proving their prowess on stage. It’s fascinating how this band, now in their 40s of performing together, continues to deliver that same energy and passion, drawing both old fans and a new generation into their evolving world of music.

Carl Cox Performs 'Dominator' Featuring Fireworks at Tomorrowland

Mizner Park Amphitheater
Boca Raton, Florida, United States

• Before the live recording at Mizner Park Amphitheater in July 2012, Yes had really been exploring new musical landscapes. While they’re known for th... Read Full Description >

  Before the live recording at Mizner Park Amphitheater in July 2012, Yes had really been exploring new musical landscapes. While they’re known for their majestic sound and intricate musicianship, right around that period, Yes had just released their album "Fly from Here" in 2011, which marked their return after a long hiatus. This album wasn’t just any project; it featured the return of co-founder Trevor Horn, who had previously produced their classic "90125," bringing a fresh yet nostalgic vibe to the band's sound. Interestingly, Yes' rejuvenation during this time highlights their resilience and adaptability in the ever-evolving music scene. It’s also pretty remarkable how they’ve remained true to their progressive roots while still appealing to new generations of fans. When you think about the energy at Tomorrowland in 2012, it’s fascinating to see how electronic and progressive rock can intertwine in the larger musical tapestry, creating moments that resonate across genres.

Yes - Roundabout Live Performance at the Complex, Salt Lake

Rockwell at The Complex
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

• In the vibrant landscape of progressive rock, Yes is a band that continues to captivate audiences, and their performance on August 10, 2012, in Salt L... Read Full Description >

  In the vibrant landscape of progressive rock, Yes is a band that continues to captivate audiences, and their performance on August 10, 2012, in Salt Lake City is a testament to that legacy. At this time, they had recently released their album "Fly from Here" in 2011, which marked the band's first studio effort in nearly a decade. Interestingly, this record saw a return of former frontman Benoît David—his debut with the group adds a certain texture to their live performances, as he embodies both the spirit of their classic sound and the evolving dynamics of modern rock. During the Salt Lake City concert, fans experienced the timeless energy of tracks like "Roundabout," showcasing the band's remarkable musicianship. The live atmosphere of the Complex amplified the intricate harmonies and layered arrangements that fans have come to expect from Yes. It’s moments like these that remind us just how enduring and adaptive Yes truly is, crafting a bridge between their storied past and the present day.

Yes - Roundabout Live Performance at the Complex, Salt Lake City

Rockwell at The Complex
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

• In the summer of 2012, Yes was right in the thick of their touring schedule, celebrating their legacy as pioneers of progressive rock. The live perfor... Read Full Description >

  In the summer of 2012, Yes was right in the thick of their touring schedule, celebrating their legacy as pioneers of progressive rock. The live performance captured in Salt Lake City features the iconic song "Roundabout," which originally appeared on their 1971 album "Fragile." By this time in their career, Yes had released their album "Fly from Here" in 2011, marking a significant moment as it was their first studio effort in a decade. The band was also navigating a transitional phase with a lineup that included new members while keeping the essence of their unique sound alive. Fun fact: during this period, fans were treated to an array of classic tracks, as the band often blended nostalgic hits with newer material in their setlists. This concert, held at The Complex, encapsulated Yes's enduring ability to connect with audiences, illustrating a legacy that continues to resonate even decades after their groundbreaking beginnings.

Yes Full Concert Live at The Complex, Salt Lake City

Rockwell at The Complex
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

• Back in 2012, when Yes took the stage at the Complex in Salt Lake City, they were riding high on the wave of their latest album, "Fly from Here," whic... Read Full Description >

  Back in 2012, when Yes took the stage at the Complex in Salt Lake City, they were riding high on the wave of their latest album, "Fly from Here," which was released in 2011. This record marked a resurgence of sorts for the band, as it was the first studio album to feature vocalist Benoît David, who took over the job after the legendary Jon Anderson. Fans were buzzing with excitement—it was a fresh chapter for a group that has constantly evolved while maintaining its distinctive sound. During this live performance, Yes delivered a thrilling collection of both new tracks and classic anthems, demonstrating their remarkable musicianship. Interestingly, this concert was part of a tour celebrating their legacy, which, let's be honest, is quite a monumental feat considering they've been around since the late '60s! So, you can imagine the energy that night in Salt Lake City; the band was as vibrant and captivating as ever. It wasn’t just a concert—it was a celebration of decades of groundbreaking music that had shaped the progressive rock landscape. What more could fans ask for?

Yes Live at San Jose Civic Auditorium: Performance of 'Roundabout'

San Jose Civic Auditorium
San Jose, California, United States

• In August 2012, Yes delivered an electrifying performance at the San Jose Civic Auditorium, highlighted by their classic track "Roundabout." This conc... Read Full Description >

  In August 2012, Yes delivered an electrifying performance at the San Jose Civic Auditorium, highlighted by their classic track "Roundabout." This concert came during a particularly vibrant period for the band, following the release of their studio album *Fly from Here* in 2011. Notably, this album marked a significant comeback for Yes, showcasing a renewed creative energy and featuring the first studio tracks since the departure of long-time vocalist Benoît David. For this performance, Jon Davison stepped in as the new lead vocalist, and he certainly held his own, impressing longtime fans and newcomers alike. The choice of "Roundabout" as the final song of the evening isn’t just about nostalgia; it embodies the band’s progressive rock legacy, a fitting tribute to their enduring appeal. As Yes continues to evolve, performances like this remind us why they remain a staple in rock history.

Yes - 'Awaken' Live Performance at Gibson Amphitheater, Los Angeles

Gibson Amphitheatre
Universal City, California, United States

• In August 2012, when Yes delivered a breathtaking live performance of "Awaken" at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Los Angeles, they were basking in the leg... Read Full Description >

  In August 2012, when Yes delivered a breathtaking live performance of "Awaken" at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Los Angeles, they were basking in the legacy of their 2011 studio album, "Fly from Here." This album marked a significant moment in their career, featuring new material while also honoring their classic progressive rock sound. A fun tidbit? It was produced by Trevor Horn, an artist deeply connected with the band, as he’d previously worked on their iconic album "90125." When they played "Awaken," a piece famous for its intricate layers and dynamic shifts, it wasn't just a performance; it was a celebration of their enduring musical journey. Although the recording cut off towards the end (typical camera quirks, right?), what we hear captures the essence of Yes—complex, emotional, and utterly mesmerizing. This performance highlights how, even years into their career, they still managed to create moments of pure brilliance that resonate with fans old and new.

Yes - 'Fly From Here' Live Performance at Gibson Amphitheater, Los Angeles

Gibson Amphitheatre
Universal City, California, United States

• Before the live recording of "Fly From Here" on August 15, 2012, at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City, Yes had just released the studio album ... Read Full Description >

  Before the live recording of "Fly From Here" on August 15, 2012, at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City, Yes had just released the studio album of the same name in 2011. This album marked a significant milestone as it was their first original studio material since 2001’s “Magnification.” That gap really amplified the anticipation among fans. Interesting tidbit: the album was produced by the legendary Trevor Horn, who had a storied history with the band, famously working on their acclaimed 1980 album “Drama.” The Los Angeles performance is particularly noteworthy as it showcased the band’s ability to merge their classic progressive sound with fresh tracks, breathing new life into the concert experience. Fans at the venue got a taste of Yes's rich history while witnessing a return to form and vitality that characterized their music at that time. It’s moments like these that really remind us why Yes has remained a powerhouse in the rock scene for decades.

Yes Live Performance of 'Fly From Here' - Concert in Los Angeles

Gibson Amphitheatre
Universal City, California, United States

• In August 2012, when Yes performed "Fly From Here" live at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City, they were reveling in a renaissance of sorts. Th... Read Full Description >

  In August 2012, when Yes performed "Fly From Here" live at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City, they were reveling in a renaissance of sorts. This performance came on the heels of their studio album, *Fly From Here*, released just a year earlier in 2011. The album marked a pivotal moment, as it was their first to feature new lead vocalist Benoît David, who brought a fresh dynamic to the band's already iconic sound. Notably, *Fly From Here* includes a suite of interconnected songs that hark back to the band's progressive rock roots, blending complex arrangements with lyrical depth. It's fascinating to think about how, even after decades in the industry, Yes continued to craft music that resonated with both old fans and newcomers alike. The 2012 live recording highlights this seamless blend of nostalgia and innovation, showcasing a band that’s still pushing boundaries while honoring their legacy.

Yes Tour 2012 Full Concert - Awaken Live at Gibson Amphitheater

Gibson Amphitheatre
Universal City, California, United States

• During the summer of 2012, when Yes graced the Gibson Amphitheatre with an electrifying performance of "Awaken," they were riding high on the success ... Read Full Description >

  During the summer of 2012, when Yes graced the Gibson Amphitheatre with an electrifying performance of "Awaken," they were riding high on the success of their album **"Fly from Here,"** released in 2011. This album marked a significant comeback, featuring new material crafted with legendary producer Trevor Horn at the helm, who had previously worked with the band during their iconic "90125" era. The tour was a celebration not just of their new music, but also of the band's legacy, which spans several decades. At this particular concert, fans were treated to Chris Squire's dazzling triple-neck bass, a true spectacle in itself, showcasing the band's commitment to musicianship. It’s fascinating how this live performance resonated with decades of progressive rock history, both honoring their roots and embracing the present. Did you feel that deep connection in the air? Watching Yes live is an experience that transcends time, and this performance was a beautiful chapter in their ongoing story.

Yes Live: Wondrous Stories Performance at Gibson Amphitheatre

Gibson Amphitheatre
Universal City, California, United States

• In 2012, Yes was riding a wave of resurgence, showcasing their iconic progressive rock sound with the live performance of "Wondrous Stories" at the Gi... Read Full Description >

  In 2012, Yes was riding a wave of resurgence, showcasing their iconic progressive rock sound with the live performance of "Wondrous Stories" at the Gibson Amphitheater. This memorable concert took place during their tour supporting the studio album *Fly from Here*, which had been released in 2011. Excitingly, this marked a pivotal moment for the band, as they welcomed new vocalist Jon Davidson, who stepped into the shoes of the legendary Benoît David. With the beloved guitarist Steve Howe, the ever-solid bassist Chris Squire, and the powerful drummer Alan White, the lineup brought a fresh energy to their classic tunes, bridging the past with the present. It's fascinating to note how their live performances have always been more than just shows; they’re a grand celebration of the band’s evolution and the loyalty of their fanbase. This particular gig in Hollywood is a prime example of Yes continuing to captivate audiences, proving that their musical journey is anything but over.

Yes Live in Las Vegas - Full Concert

Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

• In 2012, when Yes took the stage at the Pearl Concert Theater in Las Vegas, they were in the midst of their “Fly From Here” tour. This tour was no... Read Full Description >

  In 2012, when Yes took the stage at the Pearl Concert Theater in Las Vegas, they were in the midst of their “Fly From Here” tour. This tour was notable as it celebrated their 2011 album, *Fly From Here*, which marked their first studio release featuring lead vocalist Jon Davison. Yes continued their legacy of progressive rock with this album, blending intricate musicianship and soaring melodies that showcased their hallmark sound. Interestingly, *Fly From Here* was produced by Trevor Horn, who had previously worked with the band on their iconic *90125* album. During the Las Vegas performance, the lineup included the legendary Chris Squire on bass and the ever-talented Steve Howe on guitar, adding to the rich tapestry of their live sound. It’s also worth mentioning that this was part of a larger 2012 comeback, re-engaging fans with their classic repertoire while introducing fresh material, demonstrating Yes' enduring ability to evolve while staying true to their roots.

Chris Squire and Yes Perform 'Fish Out Of Water' at Bass Player Live 2012

Key Club
Los Angeles, CA, United States

• In November 2012, Yes was in an interesting phase of their long, illustrious career, especially highlighted by the live recording "Fish Out Of Water" ... Read Full Description >

  In November 2012, Yes was in an interesting phase of their long, illustrious career, especially highlighted by the live recording "Fish Out Of Water" featuring the legendary bassist Chris Squire at the Key Club in Los Angeles. Before this performance, Yes had released their studio album "Fly from Here" in 2011, marking a return to form with original vocalist Trevor Horn. The live event not only showcased Squire's unmistakable flair on the bass but also included Taylor Hawkins from the Foo Fighters on drums, blending rock legacies seamlessly. It’s fascinating how Squire, despite the band's ups and downs, remained a constant, often viewed as the heartbeat of Yes. His deep, melodic bass lines resonated throughout their vast discography, and in this particular performance, fans got a taste of that signature sound woven through the intricate song “Fish Out Of Water,” a nod to the band's progressive roots. What a treat for any Yes enthusiast!