YES Tickets

A peek at the past with some of the bands in tact. Carl Palmer and Steve Howe were amazing displaying great energy. I was pleasantly impressed with the catalogue of songs and Arthur Brown was a gas!

I just loved to see one of my favourite drummers Carl Palmer and do miss seeing Keith Emerson and Greg Lake with him. Overall show was astounding.

Great to hear the amazing instruments and creative genius . I felt the vocals were disappointing . It appears to me to be a case where the CEO (instrumentalists in this case) hires a Friend (Vocalists) and has a difficult time making a move when it does not work. A sad legacy for the genius that went into the wonderful music created so long ago. John Anderson type may be difficult to replace but I felt Journey was able to find the right person. What I felt was the like seeing the Rolling Stones with Mick Jagger being substituted by someone who just didn't get it. I really hope you can fix this because your music deserves better.

One of the best concert I have ever been to. Where can you go to see so many people and band that are in the rock and roll hall of fame at one time other then the rock hall. the upgrade on the ticket help a lot as well. And seeing Steve howe play as well as the great Carl Palmer, like wow?

I’ve seen Yes several times since the 70’s. The classic line up (w/White), with both Jons on lead vocals, and now without Squire — huge loss. The best part of the show is Steve Howe’s acoustic guitar solos — hands down. TBH Anderson, Wakeman & Rabin is a better show. If it weren’t for Howe’s playing I’d think about passing next time.

ELP Legacy Tour. John Lodge plays Moody Blues. Asia. Yes. A prog rockers dream night. And although it wasn't a nightmare, it wasn't quite the wet dream expected. Things started off horribly wrong with a rough vocal performance by the frontman attempting to sing ELP's Karn Evil 9 Impression 2. Carl Palmer and band should stick to instrumental pieces, which were wonderful. John Lodge was a pleasant bonus and delivered a set worthy of royal approval. ASIA delivered exactly what you'd expect from ASIA -- a reminder of why they were always considered "prog-light." YES. Yes yes yes, what can we say. Without Mr. Anderson, the band will never quite measure up despite a valiant effort by the current vocalist. But outside of not playing Heart of the Sunrise, the set list was good; the "Imagine" cover was unnecessary despite the Alan White connection. Overall, they don't need to abdicate -- just know that, without the Lakes, the Palmers, and the Anderson's and Squires, you can't fully claim allegiance to this Royalty.

Loved the show except for Yes - too many long drum and guitar detours. Rest of the show was great. Super to go back in time to the hits of ELP, the Moody Blues and Asia. Everyone sounded good and I appreciated the selection of material.

I had high hopes for this show but left a bit disappointed. I am not going to rag on these great musicians as they all deserve to be in the R&R HOF. Put it this way, I should have kept up with YES and the current lineup. I was bored apart from 3 songs. I wish them all well.

This band is Yes... Steve Howe is still a magical guitar player, and Jon Davis on has put his own stamp on the iconic Jon Anderson vocal style. I never thought I'd get to hear some of these songs live, so feeling very blessed for the entire Royal Affair!

Yes concert in Detroit was excellent.The Fox Theatre is a jewel.Parkade was right next to the venue.

The Yes show at Chateau Ste Michelle Winery was amazing. They played all my favorite Yes songs and more. Lots of energy with great sound and lighting.

Poor sound system ....disappointed. Poor performance except for Steve Howe. The new lead singer didnot know the words and did not even know where to stand and what to do....a big YES fan ...sad at the groups 'demise'

Wouldn't have missed this for the world. Their unmistakable music continues to live on in the weaving of complex and melodic levels of sound. Like fine wine, they got better with age!

I expected a great concert but was very very disappointed

Not sure if it was our seat position. It volume on mic was set way too loud for intro act. Also many obsure songs that yes enthusiasts wouldn't recognize since we didn't buy the tickets for the opening act. It was way too long. Yes was great!

I was a big fan in the 70's. The songs were barely recognizable.

The music was way to loud for a small venue. People were leaving because of it.

Yes was great ...played many of their classics. Steve Howe is a guitar magician. The lead singer had the perfect "YES" voice, I could not tell it wasnt Jon Anderson.

Todd Rundgren stayed way too long as the opening act. Yes seemed to be going through the motions. Time to come off the road.

The shows brought back great memories. Musicianship was fantastic.