Forgotten Yesterdays

Geoff speaks to Hidden Gems & Buried Treasures on Camglen Radio 107.9fm about all things Buggles, Asia, Fragile, Roger Dean and YES' upcoming UK Tour (Tickets available now at yesworld.com) player.autopod.xyz/1234837?t=1h1m…

Billy speaks to Tim Caple of The Rock'n'Blues Experience, tracking his career leading up to today as he and YES prepare to launch the Fragile Tour in the UK (tickets available now at yesworld!) youtube.com/watch?v=E0rBRm…

@yesofficial @GrumpyOldRick Poster of YES at Rainbow Theatre, November 1973.

EXCELLENT NEW AUDIENCE RECORDING of YES performing during their "Tales From Topographic Oceans" 5-night stand at Rainbow Theatre, London on Friday, November 23, 1973. Download Free from Forgotten Yesterdays: forgotten-yesterdays.com/dates.asp?qcat…

@yesofficial @GrumpyOldRick YES playing at London's Rainbow Theatre, November 1973.

Check out @gregpratowriter's new Geoff Downes interview on origins of the new live album, the evolution of Asia's lineup, memories of working with Wetton, and reflections on pivotal moments in his career – from early MTV to his time in Yes and The Buggles. allmusic.com/blog/post/geof…

See YES performing their 1971 classic album, ‘Fragile’, in its entirety, as well as a selection of songs from right across their illustrious catalogue from their legendary 70`s releases right up to their current album, ‘Mirror To the Sky.’ Tickets available now: yesworld.com/live

Thank you no really enjoyed myself and the audience were fantastic!

Jon Davison from YES joins me on the Now Spinning Magazine Podcast to discuss performing the legendary album Fragile live, stepping into the role once held by Jon Anderson, and why YES continue to push progressive rock forward. Jon reflects on discovering YES as a teenager through “Owner of a Lonely Heart”, exploring the band’s earlier music, and the surreal experience of singing songs like “Roundabout” on stage with the band he grew up admiring. We also talk about the future of YES, their upcoming studio album, and why progressive rock should always challenge both musicians and listeners. Topics include: Performing the album Fragile live The legacy of YES and Jon Anderson Writing and performing new YES material Steve Howe’s leadership in the band Why progressive rock should always evolve 🎵 Remember — music is the healer and the doctor. youtu.be/97yyi6Uo75c

Please join us in wishing a very happy birthday to Billy Sherwood!

Geoff Downes: Asia Reignited, Yes “Fragile” Revisited, and Keeping the Fire Burning There are musicians who slow down with age… and then there’s Geoff Downes. In this episode of the Now Spinning Magazine Podcast, I’m joined by a man whose musical fingerprints are all over our record collections — songwriter, producer, keyboard maestro and a key part of two monumental legacies: Asia and Yes. Fresh back from Japan with Asia, Geoff has been revisiting the legendary Asia in Asia era — performing the exact same 1983 setlist, while simultaneously preparing to hit the road in the UK with Yes, performing 1971’s Fragile in its entirety. And as if that wasn’t enough, he’s also working on the Icon retrospective release “Lexicon”, celebrating his long-standing creative partnership with the late, great John Wetton. What follows is a conversation about momentum, memory, emotion — and the privilege of still making music at the highest level. Now Spinning Magazine youtu.be/4_wOx-_1zhU

Jay looks back on early influences that inspired him to take to the stool as a pro, his arrival in LA looking to experience the rock'n'roll dream and how he became part of the YES family of musicians and projects with The Rock'n'Blues Experience. Watch now: m.youtube.com/watch?v=N7bu_6…

YES - From A Page Expanded and Remastered edition of recordings from 2010 recording sessions available 2LP and a 2CD Deluxe Edition More info, tracklisting and preorder see head to yesworld.com/2026/03/yes-fr… In stores April 24 YES revisit their 2019 4 song mini-album From A Page with this expanded 15-track double album, featuring the original 4 songs alongside alternate takes & demos of songs written during these sessions, many of which would appear on the band’s subsequent album Fly From Here. Overseen by Oliver Wakeman, and mixed and remastered by Karl Groom, this expanded and remastered edition of From A Page incorporates the original 4 songs, along with alternate keyboard versions of 3 songs from Fly From Here, featuring Oliver Wakeman’s keyboard parts from the original writing sessions. From A Page will be available as a 2CD box set and 2LP. Featuring artwork from Roger Dean, the box set includes 2CDs, booklet with expanded liner notes by Oliver Wakeman, a fold out poster and 5 art cards, packaged in a clamshell box. The double LP features the audio pressed on two 180-gram, half speed mastered vinyl, packaged in a gatefold sleeve showcasing the majestic artwork Roger Dean designed for this album.

Happy Birthday to Chris Squire! 🐠 Today we remember Chris on his birthday, please share your tributes, favourite songs, stories & photos in the comments.

Here's @ProgMagazineUK's @Lambsie1 interview with Steve Howe as it appears in their January 2026 issue. Prog shared the interview online earlier this weekend: loudersound.com/bands-artists/…

Rick Wakeman glissando. faroutmagazine.co.uk/marc-bolan-hir…

Check out @Lambsie1's new interview with Steve Howe. loudersound.com/bands-artists/…

Here's @GrumpyOldRick's Ramblings for March 2026. rwcc.com/rrarchive/rr_2…

From Arne Røv -- a flyer promoting YES at Club 7 in Oslo, Norway on February 22, 1970. Arne even got autographs from all five of the guys (from left to right on the flyer: Peter Banks, Bill Bruford, Jon Anderson, Chris Squire, Tony Kaye).