Yes
Over the past year, Yes fans have been looking forward to a proposed project from former vocalist Jon Anderson that would reunite him with his ‘90125’ Yes-mate Trevor Rabin and famed former Yes keyboard legend Rick Wakeman. Unfortunately, as Anderson tells Ultimate Classic Rock, the grouping has been put on hold.
Read MoreWhen Yes announced the sudden departure of vocalist Benoit David, it caught many by surprise – including, unfortunately, David himself.
Read MoreWith lineup shuffles, the past and present roster of Yes numbers 18 members in total, the latest addition being newly recruited lead vocalist Jon Davison. Founding bassist and vocalist Chris Squire chalks it up to the group being like any other family – things happen and people come and people go.
Read MoreThe unexpected departure of Yes vocalist Benoit David brought rumors that original vocalist Jon Anderson might return to the group. Anderson himself stepped forward to squash those rumors with an official statement.
Read MorePerpetual change has been a key theme in the more than 40 years that Yes have been performing as a unit. In the latest chapter, it appears that vocalist Benoit David, himself a replacement for original lead singer Jon Anderson, has been replaced.
Read MoreFormer Yes vocalist Jon Anderson is embarking on a solo tour next month that will keep the prolific singer on the road for about six weeks. The trek will kick off Feb. 2 in Mesa, Ariz., and is scheduled to run through a March 17 gig in Fall River, Mass.
Read MoreChris Squire is well known as the only person who has performed on every album put out by Yes, but the bassist almost became even more famous for a band that ended up never happening. Squire recently revealed that he and Yes drummer Alan White almost became the rhythm section of a Led Zeppelin offshoot following the tragic death of drummer John Bonham in 1980.
Read MoreFormer Yes vocalist Jon Anderson is getting even more direct and critical when asked about his former band. On the topic of a possible return to the group, the singer sarcastically says that he’ll be back “when they wake up.”
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