Yes

1970's art rock war horses YES reformed in the early 1980's and began making new music.  Many of us wondered just how it would work out during that new wavish MTV period.  A highly unlikely marriage of art rock and pop rock was born in 1983 with their 90125 project, which en

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The early 80's seemed an unlikely period for dinosaur art rockers Yes to do anything, let alone have a wildly successful album and tour.  But, truth is stranger than fiction isn't it?  "90125" was released in 1983 and became one of the bands biggest albums.  Shorter

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Of course I didn't expect Jon Anderson to be a fan of anything that his former mates do without him, but his statement, "What the hell are you doing?" really caught my eye.  Funny!  Yes just released a new album with a sound alike singer, which I think should be illegal

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The new Yes collection "Fly From Here" which came out on last week  in Europe and will be made available on July 12 in North America.

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Art rockers extraordinaire Yes came out with 'Going For The One' in 1977, when art rock had fallen out of fashion in favor of bands that produced a tighter, shorter and more commercial song.  Styx, Foreigner, REO and to a large extent, punk and the budding new wave.  What then, was Yes going to do?  Surprisingly well!  This album is many fans fave and is considere

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After my rant yesterday about YES touring without it's signature voice Jon Anderson, I learn that he's putting together his own solo tour.  YES!  Now that's Yes.  It will be more Yes than Yes.  Yes?  I've included some dates, so far nothing around here but I'll keep checking

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That's right.  Both bands are doing it without the key voices that helped make these bands famous.  Styx without Dennis DeYoung is hardly Styx, but at least Tommy Shaw is there.  But Yes hiring a Jon Anderson sound alike should be criminal!  What do you think?

They each have new albums coming out and will be on tour together this summer

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Jon Anderson on Yes: "I pushed them up the mountain."

Jon Anderson is a founding member of the seminal British progressive rock group Yes. The singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist fronted the group through several decades of commercially successful and musically

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