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Yes Live 2013 Concert Opener: 'Yours Is No Disgrace' at Verizon Theater, TX

Verizon Theater
Grand Prairie, TX, United States

• Let’s take a moment to dive into Yes’ vibrant journey around the time of their live recording in 2013 at the Verizon Theater. Leading up to this p... Read Full Description >

  Let’s take a moment to dive into Yes’ vibrant journey around the time of their live recording in 2013 at the Verizon Theater. Leading up to this performance, Yes had just released "Fly from Here" in 2011, which was their 14th studio album and marked a bold return for the band. What’s particularly interesting is that this album was produced by Trevor Horn, the iconic producer who shaped their earlier sound, making it feel like a full-circle moment. As they opened the concert with “Yours Is No Disgrace,” it’s a true nod to their classic era while showcasing their ability to blend the old with the new. Interestingly, 2013 was also during a time when Yes was celebrating their extensive catalog, proving their resilience and relevance in the ever-evolving music scene. Watching fans revel in songs they’ve loved for decades, you can’t help but feel the magic of that live atmosphere—an electrifying connection between the band and their audience that never really fades, does it?

YES Performs 'Turn of the Century' Live at Moore Theater, Seattle

The Moore Theatre
Seattle, Washington, United States

• Caught in a reliving moment of melodic magic, Yes performed *Turn of the Century* live on March 3, 2013, at The Moore Theatre in Seattle. Strikingly, ... Read Full Description >

  Caught in a reliving moment of melodic magic, Yes performed *Turn of the Century* live on March 3, 2013, at The Moore Theatre in Seattle. Strikingly, this performance comes a good while after their earlier works, as it follows their 2011 album, *Fly from Here.* This period marked a revival of sorts for Yes, showcasing their enduring legacy in progressive rock. It was interesting to note how they blended classic tunes with a modern touch; their latest lineup included Jon Davison, whose vocal prowess impressed many fans. Isn't it amazing how, decades later, they’re still crafting emotional landscapes? The Seattle show, indeed, brought back the sense of awe that once defined their concerts in the ’70s. The band's ability to captivate new and old listeners is a testament to their timeless appeal. Each note played during that live recording connected past and present, weaving a rich tapestry of sound that speaks to their storied journey.

Yes - A Venture Live Performance at Moore Theatre, Seattle

The Moore Theatre
Seattle, Washington, United States

• In 2013, Yes was in an exciting phase of their longstanding career, having released their studio album "Fly from Here" just a couple of years earlier,... Read Full Description >

  In 2013, Yes was in an exciting phase of their longstanding career, having released their studio album "Fly from Here" just a couple of years earlier, in 2011. This album marked a notable return for the band, featuring the captivating track "The Gift of Love" and showcasing some classic Yes elements while also venturing into new territories. During their Seattle performance at The Moore Theatre on March 3, 2013, the band was riding high on that fresh wave of creativity and nostalgia, blending elements from their extensive back catalog with newer material. What's fascinating about this era is that they had brought back vocalist Jon Davison, who infused the band with fresh energy reminiscent of the classic Yes dynamic. It was a period where fans could feel the interplay of nostalgia and innovation, making those live performances, like the one in Seattle, truly special. So, when you listen to "A Venture" from that show, you’re not just hearing a song—you’re experiencing a piece of Yes history.

Yes Live 2013 Full Concert - Three Albums Live at Verizon Theatre

Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

• In March 2013, Yes was right in the thick of a vibrant resurgence following the release of their album *Fly from Here* in 2011. This album marked a si... Read Full Description >

  In March 2013, Yes was right in the thick of a vibrant resurgence following the release of their album *Fly from Here* in 2011. This album marked a significant moment for the band, as it was their first with singer Benoît David, and it showcased their signature progressive rock sound while integrating new elements that freshened their approach. The live recording at the Verizon Theatre, as captured in *Yes Live 2013*, unfolded a dynamic concert experience, spotlighting classic tracks from timeless albums like *The Yes Album*, *Close to the Edge*, and *Going for the One*. What's particularly fascinating is the collaboration with Ron Mason to create the enhanced *Three Albums Live* DVD, which not only features upscaled visuals but also restored audio and additional footage, making it a real treat for loyal fans and newcomers alike. This dedication to both quality and fan engagement highlights Yes's enduring commitment to their craft and legacy.

Yes Live Full Concert: Close To The Edge at Verizon Theater, Grand Prairie, TX

Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

• In March 2013, when Yes performed at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, they were riding high on the momentum of their 2011 album, *Fly from... Read Full Description >

  In March 2013, when Yes performed at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, they were riding high on the momentum of their 2011 album, *Fly from Here*. This album saw the return of producer Trevor Horn and introduced their new lead vocalist, Jon Davison, who brought fresh energy to the band's classic sound. It was a significant shift, as Davison's style offered a callback to the band's earlier vibes while also maintaining a modern edge. Fun fact: during this era, Yes celebrated their rich history by not just focusing on new material but also delivering epic renditions of fan-favorites like "Close to the Edge." This commitment to merging the old with the new has kept the band's legacy alive and kicking. The performance captured on the video reflects that dedication—there's a palpable synergy among the band members that night. In short, it was a moment where tradition and contemporary flair beautifully intertwined.

Yes Live Performance of 'I've Seen All Good People' at Verizon Theater

Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

• In March 2013, when Yes performed at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, they were riding high on the momentum of their latest studio album, ... Read Full Description >

  In March 2013, when Yes performed at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, they were riding high on the momentum of their latest studio album, "Heaven & Earth," released just months earlier in July 2014. This album marked a significant stage in their career, as it was their first to feature vocalist Jon Davison, who stepped into the role after the departure of long-time frontman Benoît David. The performance captured in the video, featuring the timeless classic "I've Seen All Good People," showcases the band's signature harmonies and dynamic energy, a hallmark of their live shows. It's fascinating to note that, even after decades of evolving lineups and musical landscapes, Yes still manages to captivate audiences with those intricate compositions and emotive performances. The nod from bassist Chris Squire at the end of the song adds a personal touch, indicating the camaraderie that has sustained them through the years. Wouldn’t you say the power of that connection is palpable?

Yes Live 2013 - 'Clap' Performance at Verizon Theater, Grand Prairie

Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

• In 2013, when Yes took the stage at the Verizon Theater in Grand Prairie, they were riding the wave of their album "Heaven & Earth," which had been re... Read Full Description >

  In 2013, when Yes took the stage at the Verizon Theater in Grand Prairie, they were riding the wave of their album "Heaven & Earth," which had been released the previous year. This record marked a significant period of transformation for the band, showcasing a fresh lineup and their continued evolution in the progressive rock scene. What's intriguing is how "Clap," the song featured in the live performance, highlights the virtuosic guitar work of Steve Howe—a hallmark of Yes’s sound since their early days. The live recording encapsulates not just the talent of the musicians but also the deep connection they share with fans, particularly as Howe delivers his acoustic piece with grace and skill. It's a moment that reminds us how Yes, despite lineup changes and evolving musical trends, has consistently managed to retain their signature style, engaging listeners with their intricate melodies and powerful performances.

Yes Live 2013: 'Siberian Khatru' Performance at Verizon Theater

Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

• In March 2013, Yes was riding high with their album "Fly from Here," released in 2011, fresh in their discography. This period marked a fascinating ch... Read Full Description >

  In March 2013, Yes was riding high with their album "Fly from Here," released in 2011, fresh in their discography. This period marked a fascinating chapter for the band, particularly since it also showcased a lineup that included long-time members like guitarist Steve Howe and drummer Alan White, alongside newer faces. The live performance of "Siberian Khatru," captured at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, TX, underscores Yes' knack for delivering intricate, progressive rock compositions with energy and precision. An interesting tidbit? This concert came during their 2013 tour promoting "Fly from Here," a project that pays homage to the band's vintage sound while trying to explore new musical territories. It's a reminder of their unique ability to blend classic and contemporary; who else can pull off epic, lengthy tracks like that, blending complex arrangements into a cohesive experience? The live setting really illuminated the band's dynamic musicianship—proof that even decades later, they can still master the stage.

Yes Live 2013: Encore Performance of 'Roundabout' at Verizon Theater, TX

Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

• Ah, Yes—what a band! By the time they played the live show at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie on March 21, 2013, they were well into a vibrant ... Read Full Description >

  Ah, Yes—what a band! By the time they played the live show at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie on March 21, 2013, they were well into a vibrant phase of their career. This concert was part of their "2013 Tour," showcasing their enduring appeal and musicianship. Just prior to this, their 2011 album, *Fly from Here*, was released, marking a sort of renaissance for the group with new material and the return of producer Trevor Horn, who had worked on their iconic *90125* album back in the '80s. Now, this gig featured a killer encore performance of "Roundabout," a track that’s practically synonymous with the band's identity and highlights the jaw-dropping guitar work of Steve Howe and the late, great Chris Squire’s unmistakable bass lines. Speaking of Squire, he was a formidable presence and a cornerstone of Yes's sound, and even after decades in the game, he brought that infectious energy to the stage. It's fascinating to think that a band which started in the late '60s could still command such fervent crowds, right? It's a testament to their timeless artistry!

Yes Live 2013: Wondrous Stories Performance at Verizon Theater, Grand Prairie

Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

• Ah, the iconic band Yes! By the time they hit the stage at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, for that electrifying live performance on Marc... Read Full Description >

  Ah, the iconic band Yes! By the time they hit the stage at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, for that electrifying live performance on March 21, 2013, they had an impressive legacy behind them. Just a year prior, in 2012, they released "Fly from Here," which marked a significant return to form, showcasing their endless creative spirit and ability to evolve over the decades. Notably, this was the band’s first studio album with vocalist Benoît David, who brought a fresh sound to their classic progressive rock style. During this live recording, fans were treated to "Wondrous Stories," a track from their earlier work "Going for the One," released in 1977. This song, beloved for its melodic beauty and enchanting lyrics, perfectly encapsulates the essence of Yes's musical magic. Plus, it’s always special when you see the late, great Chris Squire, whose bass work was pivotal to the band's identity. You can feel the audience’s palpable excitement, and honestly, who wouldn’t be thrilled to witness such legends live? Those moments remind us why Yes continues to resonate with fans around the world.

Yes Live 2013 Performance of 'Perpetual Change' at Verizon Theater

Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

• In March 2013, when Yes took the stage at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, they were riding high on the momentum of their studio album "Fl... Read Full Description >

  In March 2013, when Yes took the stage at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, they were riding high on the momentum of their studio album "Fly from Here," released in 2011. This album was a pivotal moment for the band, marking their first collaboration with producer Trevor Horn since the iconic "90125" era. The live recording, "Perpetual Change," captures the essence of Yes as they celebrated their progressive rock legacy while seamlessly blending new material with classic hits. It's interesting to note that during this tour, Yes was showcasing their incredible musicianship; they performed fan favorites like "Roundabout" alongside tracks from their more recent work, reminding audiences of their power and versatility. The energy in the video, especially noted at the climactic moments, reflects the band's commitment to delivering unforgettable live performances, even after decades in the music industry. They were not just reliving their past; they were actively shaping their future, one note at a time.

Yes Live Concert Performance of 'Going for the One' at Verizon Theater

Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

• Ah, Yes! Those prog rock maestros have been a staple in the music scene since the late '60s, and by 2013, they were still going strong. The live recor... Read Full Description >

  Ah, Yes! Those prog rock maestros have been a staple in the music scene since the late '60s, and by 2013, they were still going strong. The live recording from March 21, 2013, at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie features the classic track "Going for the One," which is actually from their 1977 album of the same name. It’s interesting to note that this song represents a significant period in Yes's history, reflecting a more streamlined sound as they moved away from the complex, lengthy compositions of their earlier days. By 2013, Yes had been through several lineup changes, but the chemistry on stage remained electric, showcasing the band's ability to evolve while still staying true to their roots. The performance, part of their "Fly from Here" tour, illustrates their resilience and commitment to live music, even after decades in the business. And let's not forget, with the late Chris Squire's unforgettable bass lines, the mere mention of the concert sparks nostalgia for fans who regard it as a powerful blend of past and present. Isn't it amazing how music can transcend time?

Yes Live 2013: 'Starship Trooper' Performance at Verizon Theater

Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

• In March 2013, when Yes performed "Starship Trooper" at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, they were touring in support of their 2011 album,... Read Full Description >

  In March 2013, when Yes performed "Starship Trooper" at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, they were touring in support of their 2011 album, *Fly from Here*. This album marked a significant chapter in Yes's history, as it featured the return of original producer Trevor Horn, which lent a fresh yet nostalgic vibe to their sound. The tour highlighted the band's legendary musicianship, allowing fans to relive classic hits while experiencing some newer material. Of note, the lineup during this era included vocalist Jon Davison, who brought his own flair to the iconic Yes sound, continuing the legacy of their celebrated history. In fact, this performance is a testament to the band’s enduring appeal, as they navigated both their classic and contemporary styles, making it a memorable experience for fans both young and old. It raises the question: how do they maintain that magic after so many decades? Well, it seems the artistry and showmanship never fade.

Yes Live Concert 2013: A Venture Performance at Verizon Theater, Grand Prairie

Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

• In March 2013, during the captivating live performance at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, Yes showcased their timeless artistry by playin... Read Full Description >

  In March 2013, during the captivating live performance at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, Yes showcased their timeless artistry by playing the entire *Yes Album*. This concert followed their studio release, *Fly from Here* (2011), which marked a significant chapter in their illustrious career. Interestingly, this live rendition also highlighted the band's remarkable resilience, as it came after numerous lineup changes and challenges over the years. Fans were particularly thrilled by the performance of "A Venture,” a track many hadn’t anticipated hearing live—a testament to the band’s willingness to dig deep into their expansive catalog. Yes, with their intricate sound, complex arrangements, and vibrant energy, certainly proved that they could still mesmerize audiences after decades in the business. The excitement of this concert captures the essence of progressive rock, illustrating how music can evolve yet remain deeply rooted in its origins.

Yes Live 2013: Performance of 'Turn of the Century' at Verizon Theater, Grand Prairie

Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

• Ah, Yes, the legendary progressive rock band that’s been captivating audiences since the late '60s! In March 2013, when they performed "Turn of the ... Read Full Description >

  Ah, Yes, the legendary progressive rock band that’s been captivating audiences since the late '60s! In March 2013, when they performed "Turn of the Century" at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, they were riding high on the success of their latest studio album, *Fly from Here.* Released in 2011, this album marked their return with new energy, featuring the stunning vocals of Benoît David, who brought a fresh yet familiar essence to their sound. What's interesting is that this performance showcased the band harmonizing beautifully, particularly in that heartfelt duet—a reminder of their signature blend of complex instrumentation and melodic warmth. And can we take a moment to appreciate how they’ve continued to evolve over the decades? It's as if, every concert, they're inviting us into their ever-expanding universe. Watching them live is like feeling the heartbeat of rock history itself!

Yes Live Concert Performance of 'Parallels' at Verizon Theater, Grand Prairie

Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

• In March 2013, when Yes took the stage at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, they were riding a wave of renewed energy and creativity, celebrating ... Read Full Description >

  In March 2013, when Yes took the stage at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, they were riding a wave of renewed energy and creativity, celebrating their storied legacy in progressive rock. Prior to this live recording, the band released *Fly from Here* in 2011, an album that marked a significant moment in their journey, featuring new material with a blend of both classic and contemporary sounds. This project was notable as it reintroduced original members alongside newer collaborators, including producer Trevor Horn, who had previously shaped their iconic sound. It’s incredible to think about how the band continued to evolve after all those years—still diving deep into intricate musical landscapes while thrilling both longtime fans and newcomers alike. The performance of "Parallels" during the concert highlighted their skillful musicianship and Chris Squire's legendary bass work, reminding everyone why Yes remains a cornerstone of the genre. It's like they’ve rediscovered a timeless magic that resonates through the generations.

Yes Live 2013 - Awaken (Full Concert) at Verizon Theater, Grand Prairie, TX

Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie, Texas, United States

• In March 2013, when Yes delivered a captivating performance of "Awaken" at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, the band found themselves amid... Read Full Description >

  In March 2013, when Yes delivered a captivating performance of "Awaken" at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, the band found themselves amidst a renaissance. Just a year prior, they released the studio album *Fly from Here* (2011), which introduced a fresh wave of creativity, merging their iconic progressive rock sound with modern nuances. This live recording showcases the group's high-energy vibe and deep connection with their audience, allowing fans to immerse themselves in the intricate layers of their music. Interestingly, *Fly from Here* marked the return of longtime producer Trevor Horn, who helped shape the band's signature sound in the '80s. This era was a fascinating time for Yes, as they were navigating both nostalgia and innovation, reminding fans why they’ve remained a staple in the progressive rock scene. It's a beautiful testament to their enduring legacy that shines even through this live performance.

Yes - Turn of the Century Live Performance at Cruise to the Edge

MSC Poesia
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States

• Before the live performance captured on March 26, 2013, at the "Cruise to the Edge" festival, Yes had released "Fly from Here" in 2011, marking a sign... Read Full Description >

  Before the live performance captured on March 26, 2013, at the "Cruise to the Edge" festival, Yes had released "Fly from Here" in 2011, marking a significant moment in their evolving sound. This album was particularly noteworthy as it featured the return of longtime producer Trevor Horn, who had worked with the band during their peak in the early '80s. The 2013 live show showcased "Turn of the Century," a beautiful track from their 1977 album "Going for the One," which highlights the band's knack for blending symphonic rock with poetic lyrics. By this time, Yes was continuing to embrace its legacy while still appealing to a new generation of prog rock lovers. It’s fascinating that they chose to perform such a classic piece in a vibrant setting like a cruise festival, demonstrating their enduring popularity and the deep connection they have with their fans. Through performances like this, Yes reminds us that their music is timeless, finding a home in both the past and the present.

Yes Live Performance of 'Roundabout' at Sands Event Center, Bethlehem, PA

Sands Bethlehem Event Center
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, United States

• Let’s take a quick journey back to 2013, a pivotal time for the band Yes! Before their live performance in Bethlehem, PA on April 7, they had just r... Read Full Description >

  Let’s take a quick journey back to 2013, a pivotal time for the band Yes! Before their live performance in Bethlehem, PA on April 7, they had just released the studio album *Fly from Here* in 2011. This album marked the band's first collaboration with legendary producer Trevor Horn since the iconic *90125*. An interesting tidbit is that *Fly from Here* features a suite called “Fly from Here—Overture,” which showcases the band's classic progressive rock sound blended with a fresh approach, something that fans really appreciated. During the Bethlehem show, the energy was through the roof, as the band revisited their timeless hits, including their signature piece "Roundabout." They were celebrating over four decades of music, drawing in both long-time fans and new listeners alike. This performance truly encapsulated their enduring legacy, which is remarkable when you think about how they've evolved, yet retained that quintessential Yes sound. Isn’t it fascinating how some music can transcend time?

Yes Live 2013 - Going For The One Full Concert in Santiago, Chile

Teatro Caupolicán
Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile

• By May 28, 2013, when Yes performed at the Teatro Caupolicán in Santiago, Chile, they were riding a wave of nostalgia and renewed vigor. Just before ... Read Full Description >

  By May 28, 2013, when Yes performed at the Teatro Caupolicán in Santiago, Chile, they were riding a wave of nostalgia and renewed vigor. Just before this live recording, the band had released their album "Fly from Here" in 2011, which was a significant moment as it marked their first studio effort with singer Benoît David. Given the backdrop of their storied history, it’s worth noting that "Fly from Here" featured a suite co-written by original member Geoff Downes, emphasizing the band’s connection to both new and old sounds. The live performance, notably focusing on their 1977 classic "Going for the One," showcased their ability to blend intricate melodies with progressive rock flair, delivering a rich tapestry of sound. This concert not only highlighted their legendary musicianship but also demonstrated their enduring relevance in the rock scene, as fans cherished the nostalgia of their progressive roots while embracing their evolving artistry.

Yes - Going For The One Full Concert Live at Teatro Caupolicán, Santiago

Teatro Caupolicán
Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile

• In the live recording from Santiago, Chile, on May 28, 2013, Yes was celebrating their iconic album "Going for the One," which originally came out in ... Read Full Description >

  In the live recording from Santiago, Chile, on May 28, 2013, Yes was celebrating their iconic album "Going for the One," which originally came out in 1977. This moment marked a significant point in their career, showcasing a blend of progressive rock intricacy and melodic splendor that fans had come to love. It's fascinating to note that this concert was part of a tour commemorating the album, where they passionately revisited tracks like "Turn of the Century" and "Wondrous Stories." The energy in the Teatro Caupolicán that night must have been electric, as the band was not just revisiting their past but reinterpreting it, bringing a modern twist to classics. Plus, it’s worth mentioning that this era in Yes's history saw them evolving their sound while celebrating their roots, maintaining a balance between nostalgia and innovation. How cool is that? It beautifully illustrates the enduring legacy that Yes continues to forge in the vast landscape of rock music.

Yes Live at Palms, Las Vegas: Performance of 'Going for the One'

Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort
Jackson, California, United States

• In 2013, when Yes took the stage at the Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort, they were riding on the momentum of their earlier works, particularly the alb... Read Full Description >

  In 2013, when Yes took the stage at the Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort, they were riding on the momentum of their earlier works, particularly the album "Fly from Here," released in 2011. This album marked a significant revival for the band, bringing back Geoff Downes, who had last been with Yes during the 1980s. It also featured the epic track "The Man You Always Wanted Me to Be," showcasing their trademark progressive rock style. Now, during this live performance, they were celebrating selections from their golden years while still remaining relevant in the modern rock scene. Interestingly, the concert included "Going for the One," a track from their 1977 album of the same name, which highlights the band’s ability to blend classic hits with newer material seamlessly. It’s fascinating how they’ve managed to maintain their distinctive sound and devoted following through the decades—talk about a legacy!

Yes - Full Concert Live in Holyoke, Massachusetts at Mountain Park

Mountain Park
Holyoke, Massachusetts, United States

• In July 2013, Yes was riding high on the wave of their "Triple Album Tour," celebrating their expansive discography. Before this live recording, they ... Read Full Description >

  In July 2013, Yes was riding high on the wave of their "Triple Album Tour," celebrating their expansive discography. Before this live recording, they released "Fly from Here" in 2011, which marked a return to their classic prog-rock sound with contributions from new vocalist Benoît David. It’s noteworthy that Yes had been through quite a musical evolution; they navigated lineup changes and shifting styles, yet they always managed to retain their core essence. The Holyoke performance stands out, being their only show in Massachusetts for this tour, a detail that surely electrified local fans. At Mountain Park, the band delivered a blend of classic hits and newer tracks, showcasing their unique ability to fuse intricate musicianship with emotional resonance. This recording not only captures the band’s energy but also reflects their enduring legacy—each note reverberates with decades of history and innovation. You can almost feel the connection between the band and the audience; it’s moments like these that make live music truly unforgettable.

Yes Live in Westbury - Full Concert featuring Three Album Tour

NYCB Theatre at Westbury
Westbury, New York, United States

• Before the exhilarating live performance captured at the NYCB Theatre on July 31, 2013, Yes had just released *Fly from Here* in 2011, an album that r... Read Full Description >

  Before the exhilarating live performance captured at the NYCB Theatre on July 31, 2013, Yes had just released *Fly from Here* in 2011, an album that rekindled the band's classic sound while showcasing some fresh elements. At this point in their career, Yes had embarked on their "Three Album Tour," celebrating their rich legacy by performing tracks from three pivotal albums: *The Yes Album*, *Close to the Edge*, and *Going for the One*. It was an intriguing move, aimed at both longtime fans and new listeners eager to savor the band's iconic progressive rock magic. What's particularly interesting about this concert is the lineup—featuring long-standing members like Steve Howe and Chris Squire alongside newer frontman Jon Davison, whose vocal stylings breathed new life into the classic repertoire. The dynamic energy of this ensemble made for a magical night, ultimately reaffirming Yes's enduring influence on the rock landscape.

Yes Live 2014 - Full Concert from San Jose

San Jose, CA, United States