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Yes: Full Concert Performing 4 Albums in Their Entirety (Live 2014)

Yes Live Performance of 'Five Percent for Nothing' from Fragile in Boston

Blue Hills Bank Pavilion
Boston, Massachusetts, United States

• In July 2014, Yes graced the Blue Hills Bank Pavilion in Boston during their summer tour, delighting fans with a performance that centered around thei... Read Full Description >

  In July 2014, Yes graced the Blue Hills Bank Pavilion in Boston during their summer tour, delighting fans with a performance that centered around their iconic 1971 album *Fragile*. This album marked a significant moment in the band's evolution, featuring individual solo tracks from each of the five original members, which showcased their distinct talents. During this particular live recording of "Five Percent for Nothing," originally drummed by Bill Bruford, it's actually Alan White who takes the reins, reflecting the band's dynamic shifts over the years as members have come and gone. By this time, Yes was not just celebrating their history but also reinvigorating their legacy, showing that even decades after *Fragile*’s release, their live performances still resonate deeply with audiences. How cool is it that they can take fans on such a nostalgic journey while still embracing their dynamic present? It’s a true testament to the band’s enduring spirit.

Marsha Ambrosius - 'Say Yes' Live Performance at Essence Music Festival

Warner Theatre
Washington, Washington, D.C., United States

• Let’s take a dive into the world of Yes and connect the dots with Marsha Ambrosius’ live performance. Before her breathtaking set at the Essence M... Read Full Description >

  Let’s take a dive into the world of Yes and connect the dots with Marsha Ambrosius’ live performance. Before her breathtaking set at the Essence Music Festival in July 2014, Yes had just rolled out their album "Heaven & Earth," which was released in 2014. This album marked a significant point in their ongoing evolution, demonstrating that even decades into their journey, they were still willing to explore new sounds and themes. Interestingly, "Heaven & Earth" was the first Yes album featuring new music in quite a while, showcasing their ability to blend the classic progressive rock elements that fans adore with fresh vibes. And speaking of fresh, Marsha’s "Say Yes" performance might just tug at your heartstrings—after all, it’s got that soulful R&B twist. Isn’t it fascinating how artists from different genres find their own ways to share love and connection through music? Seeing both Yes’ exploratory spirit and Ambrosius’ passion for romance reminds us that music is a beautiful tapestry of emotions.

YES: Full Concert at Copernicus Center, Chicago - July 26, 2014

Copernicus Center
Chicago, Illinois, United States

• In 2014, when Yes performed live at the Copernicus Center in Chicago, they were riding the wave of their album *Heaven & Earth*, released just a year ... Read Full Description >

  In 2014, when Yes performed live at the Copernicus Center in Chicago, they were riding the wave of their album *Heaven & Earth*, released just a year prior. This album marked an important chapter for the band, featuring a lineup led by vocalist Jon Davison, whose fresh energy seemed to breathe new life into the band’s classic progressive rock sound. Interestingly, *Heaven & Earth* was the first album to include Davison, and he had a big task ahead—carrying on the legacy of iconic frontmen like Jon Anderson. During the 2014 tour, the band's setlist showcased both new tracks and timeless classics, reflecting their ability to bridge the past with the present. It’s fascinating how Yes continually evolves, and this performance was a testament to their enduring appeal, celebrating a rich history while introducing a new generation to their sound. Perhaps that blending of old and new is what keeps fans coming back for more. One can only wonder what eclectic journey each member has embarked upon to contribute to the tapestry that is Yes!

Yes - Owner of a Lonely Heart Live at Atlanta Symphony Hall

Atlanta Symphony Hall
Atlanta, Georgia, United States

• Ah, Yes! The legendary progressive rock band has had quite the journey, hasn’t it? By the time July 30, 2014, rolled around, Yes had recently embrac... Read Full Description >

  Ah, Yes! The legendary progressive rock band has had quite the journey, hasn’t it? By the time July 30, 2014, rolled around, Yes had recently embraced a sonic evolution, particularly with the release of their album "Heaven & Earth" in 2014. This album marked a pivotal moment—it was their first record with new vocalist Jon Davison and really showcased their ability to evolve while still honoring their complex roots. During the concert at Atlanta Symphony Hall, fans were treated to the nostalgic sounds of “Owner of a Lonely Heart,” a classic hit that, interestingly enough, emerged from a different era of Yes, specifically from their 1983 album "90125." It’s fascinating how they seamlessly blend different musical styles over decades, with guitarist Steve Howe bringing in Trevor Rabin's signature guitar sound during this performance, adding a fresh twist to the live rendition. It’s moments like these that remind you why Yes continues to resonate with both long-time fans and new listeners alike. Feel that energy? It's a blend of nostalgia and innovation right there on stage!

Yes Live Concert: Featuring Siberian Khatru, And You And I, Roundabout, and More - Full Concert

Bayou Music Center
Houston, Texas, United States

• In the live recording from August 5, 2014, at the Bayou Music Center in Houston, Texas, Yes was riding high on the momentum of their 2014 studio album... Read Full Description >

  In the live recording from August 5, 2014, at the Bayou Music Center in Houston, Texas, Yes was riding high on the momentum of their 2014 studio album, "Heaven & Earth." This album, while not the band's most commercially successful, marked a noteworthy comeback, showcasing their enduring commitment to the progressive rock genre. What’s intriguing is the lineup change; with the return of long-time member Trevor Horn as producer, the album hints at their evolving sound, incorporating fresh energy while maintaining that classic Yes vibe. Tracks like "Believe Again," which also appears in the Houston show, captured the essence of their ability to blend intricate musicianship with emotional resonance. This performance, filled with beloved numbers like "Roundabout" and "Close to the Edge," served as a beautiful testament to Yes's legacy, illustrating that even decades deep into their career, they still resonated powerfully with audiences. Interestingly, this live show featured a blend of classic hits and newer material, showcasing how the band seamlessly weaves their rich history with their present journey, inviting fans both young and old to engage in their expansive musical odyssey.

Yes Live Performance of 'Starship Trooper' in Houston, 2014

Bayou Music Center
Houston, Texas, United States

• In 2014, when Yes performed "Starship Trooper" during their Houston concert, they were riding the wave of their unique blend of progressive rock that ... Read Full Description >

  In 2014, when Yes performed "Starship Trooper" during their Houston concert, they were riding the wave of their unique blend of progressive rock that had enchanted fans for decades. Just before this live recording, Yes had released "Heaven & Earth" in 2014, which marked a new chapter for the band, showcasing fresh energy with a lineup that included singer Jon Davidson. It’s fascinating to think that even after all these years, Yes was still captivating audiences with their iconic sound. "Starship Trooper," a long-time fan favorite, has become almost a rite of passage for their live shows, often serving as a euphoric encore that sends fans home buzzing. Interestingly, this particular concert at the Bayou Music Center also reflected a more modern approach with the band embracing their classic material while infusing it with a contemporary flair. It’s moments like these that highlight Yes’s evocation of nostalgia while simultaneously moving forward, truly embodying the essence of progressive rock.

Yes Live Concert Performance of 'Heart of the Sunrise' in Houston

Bayou Music Center
Houston, Texas, United States

• In the summer of 2014, Yes was touring in support of their album *Heaven & Earth*, which they had released the previous year. This marks an intriguing... Read Full Description >

  In the summer of 2014, Yes was touring in support of their album *Heaven & Earth*, which they had released the previous year. This marks an intriguing period in the band's evolution, as it was the first album featuring vocalist Jon Davison, who brought fresh energy to the long-standing progressive rock ensemble. During the Houston show on August 5, 2014, the band performed "Heart of the Sunrise," a classic track from their landmark 1971 album *Fragile*. The performance was notable not just for the nostalgia it brought, but also for its re-imagining through Davison's vocal interpretation, which fans appreciated. It's interesting to note that while Yes has undergone many lineup changes over the years, they consistently remain committed to delivering that signature intricate sound, blending rock with mesmerizing melodies—a hallmark that has defined their legacy in the world of music.

Yes - Close To The Edge - Full Concert Live at Mesa Arts Center

Ikeda Theater
Mesa, Arizona, United States

• In August 2014, Yes graced the Ikeda Theater in Mesa, Arizona, creating a magical atmosphere that resonated deeply with fans. This performance was par... Read Full Description >

  In August 2014, Yes graced the Ikeda Theater in Mesa, Arizona, creating a magical atmosphere that resonated deeply with fans. This performance was part of their ongoing journey following the release of **"Heaven & Earth,"** their 2014 studio album, which marked a new era for the band with lead vocalist Jon Davison stepping into the spotlight. It’s interesting to note that, despite some mixed reviews of the album, this live performance showcased the band’s enduring talent and chemistry. Fans felt the powerful presence of legendary bassist Chris Squire and drummer Alan White—both of whom we lost in subsequent years—bringing a poignant layer to the concert. Their musical camaraderie shone through, particularly in the stunning rendition of "Close to the Edge," capturing both nostalgia and excitement for longtime followers. This concert wasn’t just a showcase; it was a celebration of Yes's legacy, reminding us all of their timeless and intricate sound.

Yes - Full Concert: Siberian Khatru / Heart Of The Sunrise Live in Mesa

Ikeda Theater
Mesa, Arizona, United States

• In the summer of 2014, when Yes graced the Ikeda Theater in Mesa, Arizona, they were riding the wave of their most recent studio album, *Heaven & Eart... Read Full Description >

  In the summer of 2014, when Yes graced the Ikeda Theater in Mesa, Arizona, they were riding the wave of their most recent studio album, *Heaven & Earth*, which had been released just a year prior. This album marked a significant moment for the band, as it was their first without legendary bassist Chris Squire, who, while still an integral part of the event, had to navigate his role with a focus on the band's renewed dynamic. Live performances like "Siberian Khatru” and “Heart of the Sunrise” showcased not only their classic sound but also the evolution they were experiencing. It’s fascinating to note that Chris Squire, who passed away in 2015, played a crucial role in maintaining the band's signature harmonies and intricate arrangements, translating their complex studio magic into capturing that live energy on stage. Each performance was a heartfelt tribute to their enduring legacy, echoing the deep connections forged through decades of music.

Yes Live Concert - Full Show in San Jose

City National Civic
San Jose, California, United States

• Ah, Yes! They're one of those bands that takes you on a sonic journey like no other. By August 19, 2014, when this live recording happened in San Jose... Read Full Description >

  Ah, Yes! They're one of those bands that takes you on a sonic journey like no other. By August 19, 2014, when this live recording happened in San Jose, Yes had recently released their album *Heaven & Earth* in 2014, which marked a significant moment in their career. This was their first studio album in a decade and came with a fresh lineup, including new vocalist Jon Davison, who brought a different flavor to the band’s iconic progressive rock sound. What’s particularly fascinating about this live show is how it showcases Yes’ ability to evolve while honoring their deep-rooted legacy. During this performance, fans could expect a mix of classics and newer tracks, showcasing their knack for improvisation, a hallmark of their live recordings. Plus, the energy in the City National Civic had to be electric—there’s nothing quite like a Yes concert to bring together fans who share a love for intricate musicianship and lyrical depth. Wouldn’t you want to be part of that experience?