"Audience Hears 'Yes' and Approves"
Jack Garner reviews YES's March 1, 1972 concert at Rochester War Memorial (now @BlueCrossArena) in support of their "Fragile" album (released November 1971 in UK and January 1972 in USA).
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"Yes—over the edge"
In November 1973, YES played 5 consecutive days of concerts at Finsbury Park London's Rainbow Theatre, showcasing their not-yet-released "Tales From Topographic Oceans" album. Here, Chris Welch provides his take for the December 1, 1973 issue of Melody Maker.
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"BIBBLE BIBBLE BIBBLE (beep beep beep): Drooling through the cosmos come YES (and DONOVAN)"
Bob Edmands for NME on YES at Wembley's Empire Pool (now OVO Arena Wembley) in Oct 1977 kicking off their Fall European leg of their Yesshows 77 tour in support of "Going For The One."
Gina Vivinetto of Tampa Bay Times interviews Alan White ahead of the October 24 first show of YES's 2002 "Full Circle" tour concert featuring their reunited "classic line-up" at Ruth Eckerd Hall.
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October 18, 1980: YES plays "Drama" at @HamptonColiseum in Virgina.
[Photo h/t Rob Grimm]
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Saturday, October 17, 1970: YES joins Keef Hartley Band in a show at Malvern Winter Gardens.
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Oct 17, 1968 - @YESofficial plays The Pheasantry (now home to @pizzajazzclub) in Chelsea, London -- Notable for being one of few gigs played with then-Bill Bruford-replacement drummer Tony O'Reilly.
@oliasofbolton has a must-read article:
yesworld.com/david-watkinson…
YES playing The Red Lion in Leytonstone, London. on August 14, 1970.
L to R: Chris Squire, Bill Bruford (hidden behind his drum kit), Jon Anderson, and Steve Howe. Steve had just recently joined the band as lead guitarist replacing the fired Peter Banks.
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Here's a flyer from YES touring through Europe in the beginning of 1971 with Iron Butterfly (and their also-Atlantic-label-mate Dada) as YES and Iron Butterfly rocked Vejlby-Risskov Hallen in Aarhus, Denmark on January 23.
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NOTICE TO CLUB MEMBERS:
YES are having their first Solo Concert at the Queen Elizabeth Hall (aka Southbank Centre), Royal Festival Hall, London on Saturday, 21st March, 1970.
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Enjoy an intimate evening with Rick Wakeman and Peter Egan in conversation about their lives with questions set by each of them for the other without the "other" knowing what the questions will be! All in benefit of @SavingStraysUK.
Oct 23 - @Theoaksmere
savingstrays.org.uk/
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Can you identify the @yesofficial album only by these colors from the cover?
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UK & Europe Nov tour. We'd love to see you!
Tix on oliverwakeman.co.uk
UK
4 Totton
6 Leek
7 Kinross
8 Settle
12 HRH Prog Festival
13 Lowdham
Netherlands
21 Bolwerk, Sneek
22 De Bosuil, Weert
Germany
24 Liederbuch, Zwickau
25 Keller Z87, Würzburg
26 Hirsch Glems, Metzingen
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ARIADNE
Join us on Youtube for the premiere of the official video today at 2pm (UK)!
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Keys To Ascension: The Studio Recordings is available to pre-order now on gatefold 2LP, limited edition yellow 2LP (available exclusively at the Official YES Store), and 1CD formats.
Pre-order now: cherryred.co/KeysToAscension
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Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks in Glasgow Sept 28. Was it better than Yes. Well, the Geeks playing was flawless and with Jon Anderson singing these wonderful songs... highlights fir me, Close to the Edge and awaken. @ProgRockGrandad @ProgRockKid1 @FYesterdays @WordsofYes #yes



























