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YES Concert Performance of 'Roundabout' in Bridgeport - Opening for Deep Purple

Bridgeport, CT, United States

• As of January 1, 2024, when Yes played in Bridgeport, they were sharing the stage with rock legends Deep Purple—a testament to their enduring presen... Read Full Description >

  As of January 1, 2024, when Yes played in Bridgeport, they were sharing the stage with rock legends Deep Purple—a testament to their enduring presence in the music scene. Leading the band was guitarist Steve Howe, a vital figure since the early days. Just before this live performance, Yes released their studio album, "The Quest," in 2021, marking their first album in more than a decade. This album showcases their classic progressive rock roots while exploring new sonic landscapes, which is essential for both longtime fans and new listeners alike. It’s fascinating to note how Yes has managed to evolve without losing the essence that defined them—something you still hear in their live performances even in the modern era. This tour is an exciting reminder that after over five decades, the band continues to captivate audiences, a journey that speaks volumes about their resilience and innovation in rock music.

Yes - 'Roundabout' Live Performance in Vienna

SimmCity
Vienna, Vienna, Austria

• As of May 11, 2024, when Yes delivered their electrifying performance of "Roundabout" in Vienna, the band was celebrating an impressive legacy that st... Read Full Description >

  As of May 11, 2024, when Yes delivered their electrifying performance of "Roundabout" in Vienna, the band was celebrating an impressive legacy that stretched back over fifty years. Before this live recording, Yes had released their notable studio album "The Quest" in 2021, which showcased their continued evolution and relevance in the progressive rock scene. Interestingly, "Roundabout," a timeless classic originally from their 1971 album "Fragile," remains one of their signature tracks, illustrating both their early experimentation with sound and the band’s ability to connect with fans across generations. With current members like Steve Howe and Jon Davison, this encore performance is not just a trip down memory lane; it’s a testament to Yes's enduring appeal and their knack for revitalizing classic hits for a modern audience. It’s moments like these that remind us how music can bridge the past and present, isn’t it?

YES - Going For The One (Live) at Salle Pleyel, Paris

Salle Pleyel
Paris, Île-de-France, France

• Before diving into the live recording from May 20, 2024, it’s fascinating to look at Yes' vibrant career trajectory. The band had just released thei... Read Full Description >

  Before diving into the live recording from May 20, 2024, it’s fascinating to look at Yes' vibrant career trajectory. The band had just released their album **"The Quest"** in 2021, which showcased their signature blend of intricate arrangements and harmonies, marking a significant return for the band. Fast forward to that Paris show during The Classic Tales of YES Tour, and you’ll notice a captivating moment: they performed **“Going for the One,”** a classic from their 1977 album of the same name. This song was pivotal for the band, as it represented a bold shift, combining their progressive rock roots with a more accessible sound. Notably, the Salle Pleyel is steeped in musical history, which only adds to the magic of their live performance. So, can you feel the evolution? The energy, the legacy – it’s all part of the Yes experience, continuing to resonate with both new fans and longtime followers alike.

YES Live in Arnhem: 'The Ancient' Performance at Musis

Musis
Arnhem, Netherlands

• In May 2024, Yes took the stage at Musis in Arnhem, Netherlands, showcasing their notable track "The Ancient," a piece drawn from the legendary album ... Read Full Description >

  In May 2024, Yes took the stage at Musis in Arnhem, Netherlands, showcasing their notable track "The Ancient," a piece drawn from the legendary album "Tales from Topographic Oceans." Released in 1973, this ambitious double album pushed the boundaries of progressive rock, inspiring both admiration and division among fans and critics alike. Before this live performance, Yes had been on a resurgence, delighting audiences with their intricate melodies and virtuosic musicianship. Interestingly, "Tales" has often been seen as a bold experiment—one that speaks to the band's fearless approach to creativity. With a historical tendency for lineup changes, this particular performance features a seasoned group that continues to explore and celebrate their legacy, engaging both long-time followers and new listeners with classic and evolving sounds. Isn't it fascinating how music can transcend decades and keep bringing people together?

YES Full Concert - Hard Rock Live, Hollywood, FL featuring The Firebird Suite and more

Hard Rock Live
Hollywood, Florida, United States

• As of August 14, 2024, Yes had recently marked a significant period in their evolution, showcasing their resilience and commitment to progressive rock... Read Full Description >

  As of August 14, 2024, Yes had recently marked a significant period in their evolution, showcasing their resilience and commitment to progressive rock. Prior to this live concert at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, the band had released their latest studio album, "The Quest," in 2021. This album represented a continued effort to innovate within their sound while remaining true to their classic roots, reflecting a blend of new compositions and the band's rich history. Interestingly, this concert highlights their unique approach to live performances, often incorporating classical pieces like Stravinsky's "Firebird Suite" as part of their setlist. Despite lineup changes over the years, Yes has maintained a dedicated fanbase, with this concert serving not only as a showcase for their newer material but also as a celebration of their extensive catalog and legacy within the progressive rock genre.

YES - Full Concert - Live at SPAC

Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs, New York, United States

• Wow, Yes continues to captivate audiences even beyond the band's humble beginnings! As of September 4, 2024, when they performed at the Saratoga Perfo... Read Full Description >

  Wow, Yes continues to captivate audiences even beyond the band's humble beginnings! As of September 4, 2024, when they performed at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center, they had recently wrapped up a tour behind their 2021 album, “The Quest.” This marked an exciting return to form for the band, showcasing their signature blend of progressive rock while drawing on their rich legacy. Interestingly, during this unveiling at SPAC, they shared the stage with Deep Purple, which must have been a treat for fans. While the set was relatively short, it’s fascinating to consider how, over the decades, Yes has perfected the art of live performance, often weaving intricate soundscapes into their shows. Fans caught glimpses of classic hits, although it’s clear that this time, some favorites were left out. Imagine the thrill of that first time seeing them—there’s always a sense of nostalgia that accompanies such concerts, right? For many, it’s not just about the songs, but about the memories interconnected through their powerful music.

YES - The Classic Tales of YES Tour 2024 in Japan (Full Concert)

Okaya Kouki Nagoya Koukaidou
Nagoya, Aichi, Japan

• Alright, so let's dive into the vibrant world of Yes and their legacy, especially around the live recording on September 23, 2024, during the "Classic... Read Full Description >

  Alright, so let's dive into the vibrant world of Yes and their legacy, especially around the live recording on September 23, 2024, during the "Classic Tales of Yes" tour in Nagoya, Japan. At this juncture in their career, Yes was celebrating an incredible 55 years since their debut, a milestone that certainly speaks volumes about their enduring presence in rock music. Just before this performance, they released the album "The Quest" in 2021—a masterclass in progressive rock that showcased their signature blend of intricate melodies and thought-provoking lyrics. Interestingly, this live recording highlights a setlist that dives deep into their classic catalog, featuring beloved tracks like "Machine Messiah" and "I've Seen All Good People," which serve to remind fans of their dynamic storytelling prowess. This concert isn't just about reliving past glories; it showcases how the band continues to evolve and connect with audiences across generations, reaffirming their place in the music landscape. And honestly, who doesn’t love a good trip down memory lane with a band that’s always pushing boundaries?