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Yes Performance of 'Tempus Fugit' Live from the Drama Album Series Tour

• In early 2016, Yes was riding high on the wave created by their latest album, "Heaven & Earth," released in 2014. This phase of their career reflected... Read Full Description >

  In early 2016, Yes was riding high on the wave created by their latest album, "Heaven & Earth," released in 2014. This phase of their career reflected a blend of classic Yes sounds with a more modern approach, led by the dynamic guitar work of Steve Howe and the brilliant keyboard arrangements of Geoff Downes. The live performance of "Tempus Fugit" during the Album Series Tour, captured in the video from January 1, 2016, served as a thrilling highlight for fans. It not only showcased the band’s ability to revive and reinterpret classic tracks but also emphasized their resilience and adaptability in the evolving landscape of progressive rock. Interestingly, "Tempus Fugit," a track from the "Drama" album, marked a significant point in Yes's history—it was one of the first albums featuring Trevor Horn on vocals, a bold departure that brought a new energy to their sound. Seeing this live performance, especially during a year marked by nostalgia and celebration of their storied career, really underscores how Yes continues to connect with their fans, blending the old with the new.

Yes Live 2016 - Full Concert Featuring the Complete Drama Album

Yes Live 2016 - Full Concert at Orpheum, Los Angeles

Orpheum
Los Angeles, CA, United States

• In early 2016, Yes showcased their enduring presence in the progressive rock scene with a live performance captured at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Ange... Read Full Description >

  In early 2016, Yes showcased their enduring presence in the progressive rock scene with a live performance captured at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles, featuring their iconic piece "Ritual (Nous sommes du soleil)." This concert followed their 2014 studio album "Heaven & Earth," which marked a new chapter for the band, introducing new vocalist Jon Davison and revealing a more contemporary direction while honoring their classic sound. Playing at such a storied venue like the Orpheum, Yes celebrated their rich history, blending nostalgia with fresh energy. Interestingly, the band has a reputation for bringing intricate arrangements to life in live settings, making each experience a unique journey for fans. This concert stands as a testament to their resilience and adaptability, proving that even decades into their career, they can still captivate audiences with monumental performances.

Yes - Owner Of A Lonely Heart Live Performance at the Apollo Theater

• In early 2016, when Yes performed "Owner of a Lonely Heart" live at The Apollo, they were basking in the classic sounds of their progressive rock lega... Read Full Description >

  In early 2016, when Yes performed "Owner of a Lonely Heart" live at The Apollo, they were basking in the classic sounds of their progressive rock legacy. This performance is particularly notable since it came just a year after their album "Heaven & Earth" was released in 2014. This album, while not a commercial smash like some of their earlier work, showcased the band’s evolving sound and their persistent ability to craft engaging and melodious tracks. It's fascinating to note that "Owner of a Lonely Heart," one of their biggest hits from the 1980s, marked a significant shift in their style towards more accessible rock, blending pop with their progressive roots. The 2016 concert not only highlighted the enduring popularity of their classic songs but also showed the band's resilience and commitment to connecting with fans across generations, proving that their music has indeed stood the test of time. Isn’t it amazing how music can transcend time like that?

Yes Live in Glasgow - Performance of 'White Car' and 'Does It Really Happen'

Royal Concert Hall
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

• In April 2016, Yes took to the stage at the Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow, showcasing their timeless blend of progressive rock with a performance that... Read Full Description >

  In April 2016, Yes took to the stage at the Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow, showcasing their timeless blend of progressive rock with a performance that included "White Car" and "Does It Really Happen." This concert came just after the release of their album "Heaven & Earth," which dropped in 2014. Interestingly, "Heaven & Earth" marked a significant point in the band's history, as it was one of their first albums featuring singer Jon Davison. The live recording captures the essence of Yes during a period of rejuvenation, with a lineup that highlighted their ability to adapt and evolve while paying homage to their rich legacy. With lush harmonies and intricate instrumentation, fans at the Glasgow show were likely reminded of the band's heyday, showing how even decades later, Yes still connects deeply with audiences. Their commitment to their craft and to their fans remains as lively as ever, reminding us all why they’re legendary in the rock world.

Yes Full Concert - 'Drama live' at Royal Albert Hall

Royal Albert Hall
London, England, United Kingdom

• Ah, Yes! This iconic band has had quite the journey, hasn’t it? By the time they performed at the Royal Albert Hall on May 10, 2016, they were ridin... Read Full Description >

  Ah, Yes! This iconic band has had quite the journey, hasn’t it? By the time they performed at the Royal Albert Hall on May 10, 2016, they were riding high on the release of *Heaven & Earth*, their 21st studio album, which came out in 2014. It's a fascinating time, really, as they were celebrating their legacy while also pushing into new sonic territories. One standout feature of this live recording is how it showcases songs from their 1980 album *Drama*, which marked a significant shift in their sound with the introduction of singer Trevor Horn. The juxtaposition of classic tracks like “Machine Messiah” alongside more recent material demonstrates the band's deep artistic evolution. Playing at such a prestigious venue also speaks volumes about their enduring appeal; fans packed the hall, eager to see a band that’s not just survived but thrived across decades. If you think about it, it’s a testament to their ability to adapt while still retaining that quintessential Yes essence.

Yes - Into The Lens Performance Live at AB Brussel

Ancienne Belgique
Brussels, Brussels-Capital Region, Belgium

• In May 2016, when Yes took the stage at Ancienne Belgique in Brussels, they were riding a wave of renewed energy following their 2014 album, "Heaven &... Read Full Description >

  In May 2016, when Yes took the stage at Ancienne Belgique in Brussels, they were riding a wave of renewed energy following their 2014 album, "Heaven & Earth." Released to mixed reviews, it showcased the band's continued commitment to their quintessential sound, blending progressive rock with fresh elements. This performance of "Into the Lens," a track from their 1980 album "Drama," marked a poignant moment, highlighting the band's ability to weave their past with the present. The concert featured a lineup that included veteran members like Alan White and Geoff Downes, both of whom brought rich histories to the band. Interestingly, this live recording comes during a period when Yes was focusing on their legacy, celebrating over four decades of music with a tour emphasizing both classic hits and newer material. Fans often noted the nostalgia infused in these concerts, as they connected over the years spent cheering for this iconic act.

Southern Empire Performs 'Roundabout' by Yes Live at HQ, Adelaide

HQ
Adelaide, SA, Australia

• Before the live performance of "Roundabout" by Southern Empire in Adelaide on May 22, 2016, Yes had released their album "Heaven & Earth" in 2014. Thi... Read Full Description >

  Before the live performance of "Roundabout" by Southern Empire in Adelaide on May 22, 2016, Yes had released their album "Heaven & Earth" in 2014. This album marked a significant phase in Yes's evolution, showcasing their resilience and ability to adapt with new sonic textures while honoring their classic progressive rock roots. Interestingly, this recording of "Roundabout" not only highlights Southern Empire’s commitment to reviving classic Yes tunes but also underscores the enduring influence of Yes's music across generations. The original version of "Roundabout," released in 1971 on the iconic album "Fragile," had already established Yes as pioneers in the progressive rock scene. By choosing to cover such a timeless piece, Southern Empire taps into that rich legacy, bringing a fresh perspective while acknowledging the profound impact Yes continues to have on modern rock musicians. It's fascinating how age-old songs can still resonate in today's music landscape, isn't it?

Yes - Full Concert Live in Washington at Warner Theatre

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

• In August 2016, when Yes delivered an electrifying performance at Warner Theatre in Washington, D.C., they were riding on the waves of their recent re... Read Full Description >

  In August 2016, when Yes delivered an electrifying performance at Warner Theatre in Washington, D.C., they were riding on the waves of their recent release, "Heaven & Earth," which had come out in 2014. This album marked a certain evolution for the band, featuring a more accessible, melodic sound that diverged slightly from their classic progressive rock roots. Interestingly, "Heaven & Earth" was the first studio album to feature original bassist Billy Sherwood, who had rejoined following the departure of long-time member Chris Squire, adding a fresh dynamic to their lineup. The live recording captures a moment in their storied career, highlighting their ability to engage fans with a blend of nostalgia and new material. Plus, watching them perform live really showcases their intricate musicianship, bringing their well-crafted songs to life in a way that only a live setting can. Isn’t it fascinating how they continue to evolve yet still connect to their proud legacy?

Yes - Ritual Full Concert Live at LA Orpheum

Orpheum Theatre
Los Angeles, California, United States

• In August 2016, Yes was riding the waves of nostalgia and triumph as they performed at the iconic Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. This particular conc... Read Full Description >

  In August 2016, Yes was riding the waves of nostalgia and triumph as they performed at the iconic Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. This particular concert was part of their summer tour, wherein the band revisited their ambitious 1974 double album, *Tales From Topographic Oceans*. The live recording captures the band’s performance of the extended piece "Ritual," which is the culmination of that ambitious concept album. It’s fascinating to think about how Yes, pioneering in the realm of progressive rock, had spent decades crafting intricate soundscapes that blurred the boundaries of rock, jazz, and classical music. This show reflects their resilience and dedication, as they continue to perform music that resonates deeply with both new fans and long-time followers. The performance not only highlights the band's musical prowess but also evokes a sense of nostalgia, reminding listeners of how deeply their art has influenced the genre.

Yes - Revealing Science of God LIVE | Full Concert at LA Orpheum

Orpheum Theatre
Los Angeles, California, United States

• In August 2016, Yes was riding the wave of their extensive career during a celebrated performance at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. Just prior to... Read Full Description >

  In August 2016, Yes was riding the wave of their extensive career during a celebrated performance at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. Just prior to this electric show, the band had released their album "Heaven & Earth" in 2014, marking a significant step in their journey as it was their first record without founding member and legendary keyboardist Rick Wakeman. The live recording features "Revealing Science of God," the opening track from their ambitious 1974 double album "Tales From Topographic Oceans," showcasing the band's preference for exploring sprawling compositions and deep musical textures. It’s worth noting that during this tour, drummer Alan White was recovering from back surgery, which led to Jay Schellen stepping in to support the performance. This combination of seasoned talent and dedication to their complex, progressive roots highlights Yes’s enduring commitment to their craft, even as they navigate the challenges of time.

Tempus Fugit Performance by Yes featuring Trevor Horn at Royal Albert Hall

Royal Albert Hall
London, United Kingdom

• In October 2016, Yes delivered a stunning performance at the Royal Albert Hall, marking a significant moment in their long and storied history. Before... Read Full Description >

  In October 2016, Yes delivered a stunning performance at the Royal Albert Hall, marking a significant moment in their long and storied history. Before this live recording, the band had released "Heaven & Earth" in 2014, an album that showcased their evolving sound yet wasn't universally celebrated among fans. However, this concert featured Trevor Horn, who was not only a former member but also the producer of their landmark 1983 album “90125.” His return to the stage after a 36-year hiatus brought a palpable electricity to the performance, especially given that fans often viewed Horn's time with the band as a high point of their creative journey. This reunion showcased Yes’s remarkable ability to bridge generational gaps, reminding everyone that no matter how much time passes, music has a unique way of bringing people together. Horn’s presence added a special layer to the night, inviting nostalgia while celebrating the band’s ongoing legacy. It was a night where the past and present harmonized beautifully.