Jon Anderson

Years of frequent turnover in the band's ranks has made keeping track of who's in or out of Yes at any given moment an occasionally daunting task for fans, but it also has its perks.

Former Yes singer Jon Anderson has penned a touching tribute to Chris Squire.

After a period of disillusion, the band had split into two factions.

Jon Anderson's health woes continue, as he reveals a new issue that will require surgery.

Jon Anderson parted ways with Yes in 2008, when health concerns kept him from committing to a tour.

The Anderson Ponty Band will be in residence at Aspen's Wheel Opera House in September, with an album and tour to follow.

While he continues his six-year (and counting) journey to complete the upcoming sequel to his 1976 debut album, former Yes vocalist Jon Anderson is already on to his next project: A new band with violinist Jean-Luc Ponty.

Former Yes singer and front man Jon Anderson is taking his time with the upcoming sequel to his landmark first solo album, 'Olias of Sunhillow.' The project has so far been six years in the making, and in a new interview, the diminutive singer likens the work to a slow-baking cake. "It’s not ready yet," Anderson tells Noise11.com. "I have all the ingredients but I haven’t put it in

After a few difficult years, original Yes vocalist Jon Anderson is back touring and has booked a trip to South America for shows in September. In addition, when he goes, he'll be bringing a special new song that he's penned for perhaps the world's biggest sporting event.

Although he’s currently busy performing as a solo artist, former Yes vocalist Jon Anderson can still see the possibility that he might reunite once again with his former group someday.