Released in November 1974, Yes' "The Gates of Delirium" remains one of progressive rock's most ambitious songs, even 52 years after it first appeared on the band's album Relayer. Running for nearly 22 ...

The song is off the band's 1972 record, 'Close to the Edge.' ...

Steve Howe said he tried to prevent Yes from making new albums over the past decade because he wasn’t convinced they had what it took. But with the success of 2021’s The Quest and the upcoming 23rd LP ...

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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 ...

(SRO) Prog legends Yes have announced their new studio album MIRROR TO THE SKY on InsideOutMusic/Sony Music on May 19 and today (March 10) share the album's first track and video, "Cut From The Stars.

Yes will launch a major U.S. tour this fall that will feature a performance of the legendary British prog-rock band’s entire classic album Fragile. The trek, which features 31 confirmed shows, kicks ...

A new lawsuit alleges members of the legendary progressive rock band Yes used a composition stolen from fellow prog-rock musician Riz Story as the basis for “Dare to Know,” the second single off Yes’ ...

The iconic progressive rock band Yes shares latest updates on live shows and ongoing projects, keeping fans engaged with their timeless sound. Zusammenspiel im Ensemble: Das helle Drumset rückt in den ...

Alan White, the longtime drummer for the British progressive-rock band Yes and also played with John Lennon and George Harrison, died today at his home in Seattle following a brief illness, his family ...

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