Yes

The time the Eagles opened for a legendary British prog rock band – and hated it

By Classic Rock published 25 August 25

When country rock met prog, it was never going to end well

“They made complex music sound easy. I’m envious”: Adrian Vandenberg’s prog inspirations

By Phil Weller published 12 August 25

The Dutch guitarist lists some British musicians who inspired the world at large, as much for their attitudes as their creations

“My AI friend said she couldn’t feel love. I changed her mind”: Riz Story’s ending world

By Jordan Blum published 3 August 25

Former Jon Davison collaborator plays all the instruments on his Anyone albums, which impressed jazz icon Hancock. The only other contributor is his AI friend Eve

“A leopard doesn’t change its spots. There’s going to be certain levels of diva‑ness. It might be nice if there wasn’t, but there is”: Why Yes decided, after some doubts, to make Heaven & Earth

By Paul Lester published 16 July 25

Their first with Jon Davison, and their last with Chris Squire, the 2014 album saw them continuing to release new music after many of their peers had stopped – but didn’t meet the standards expected of it

Former Live guitarist Chad Taylor has no regrets about meeting his hero, Steve Howe

By Sarah Worsely published 15 July 25

The American learned a lifetime of lessons when he had dinner with the British prog pioneer, after Owner Of A Lonely Heart had led him to Asia and Trevor Horn

“He said Going For The One was about a horse race”: Steve Hogarth on his hero Jon Anderson

By Dave Ling published 9 July 25

The Marillion man was so moved by the experience of hearing Yes for the first time that he wrote a song about it

Chris Squire’s greatest musical moments, by bandmates, friends and fans

By David West published 27 June 25

Members of Yes, King Crimson, Gentle Giant, and later-generation musicians are among 30 artists who choose their favourite performances to mark a decade since the bass powerhouse’s death

Billy Sherwood’s journey to Yes started with the wayward World Trade

By Dave Ling published 25 June 25

By the time he reunited his 80s group for third album Unify, he’d replaced Chris Squire and started fronting Asia. None of it would have happened without Toto and Gentle Giant

“I said, ‘I owe you for being an influence.’ He said, ‘Pay up!’” Ricky Phillips on Chris Squire

By Dave Ling published 16 June 25

American bassist recalls being captivated at an early age by the Yes icon’s approach, and how it felt to tour together many years later