Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Few would have one of prog's founding fathers down as the sort of person who'd be at home rubbing shoulders with a bunch of Rastas ...

If Jon Davison hadn't grown up just three blocks away from Taylor Hawkins in Laguna Beach, California, his life would be unimaginably different. They became best friends in grade school, discovered ...

In the summer of 2018, Richie Castellano and his buddies posted a remarkable cover of the 1972 Yes epic “Close to the Edge” to their YouTube channel and watched it rack up over half a million views.

Jon Anderson of Yes recalls his introduction to the members of his current touring group, the Band Geeks. “A friend of mine who works in local radio sent me a video of the Band Geeks rehearsing,” he ...

The old adage “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” never seemed to appeal to the British prog rock legends Yes. After all, the band changed its lineup at will over the course of their history. They even ...

Fine retrospective video featuring classic Yes music finds original singer Jon Anderson backed by a hot new band still in fantastic voice. A founding member of the legendary progressive rock band Yes, ...

Yes, the progressive rock pioneers behind 'Owner of a Lonely Heart,' are back on tour in 2026, delivering their signature sound to fans across North America. From intimate venues to major arenas, here ...

From epic 1970s albums like Close to the Edge to their latest release Aurora, Yes has delivered mind-bending progressive rock for over 50 years. Discover why this band remains a must-listen for young ...

WMG has acquired the recorded music rights and income streams to a raft of classic albums by the prog-rock pioneers. By Lars Brandle Warner Music Group’s global catalog division has struck a deal to ...

Jon Anderson has logged three tenures with Yes, the last ending in 2004. But while you can take the man out of the band... “It’s funny, ‘cause I never felt that I’ve left Yes,” Anderson -- who ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Released in November 1974, Yes' "The Gates of Delirium" remains one of progressive rock's most ambitious songs, even 52 years ...