Styx And Yes Tickets

Yes was a phenomenal treat to see. Both they and Styx had far to many visuals that distracted from the music, but I'm an old fart now I guess, and so, what the hell do I know! Yes should clearly be paying royalties to the estate of Stan Brakhage for all the hand-scratched visual background imagery, while Styx was something of a parody of themselves, attempting to relive the glam rock thing in spite of their teeth whitening, botox, leather pants, and rogane-inspired hairdos. I heard about as much of Styx as I needed to in my teenage years in the 80s and wish we could have left it at that. I really wish I could have seen another 60 minutes of Yes instead ot the self-congratulatory spectacle of Styx paying homage to themselves by dropping names of legendary progressive rock groups with whom they associate themselves, including Yes, King Crimson and others. Rob Reiner must have had Styx in mind when creating the movie "This is Spinal Tap". The shoulder-to-shoulder guitar-hero thing may have been great as an encore, but seeing it in every other piece was something of a joke IMO. Yes was missing Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman, but it was still great to see legends Chris Squire and Steve Howe shredding the classic repertoire of Yes with inspired proficiency. The "ringers", who I admittedly did not know, did a great job keeping up and blending in.

It was a great show. We were excited to see both bands... but Styx... WOW!! They were incredible! I would have liked to hear more of Yes from 90125 & Big Generator albums. All in all, after getting our seating arrangements squared away (the seating was horrible), we had an amazing night.

Yes was great...never seen either of them, but I was very impressed with Styx! My b.f. was too and I would recommend them to anyone for a live show. Fun and sounded great! They have a lot of great songs! They gained two new fans!

Great show - 1st time for YES and they DID impress. TOMMY SHAW STILL ROCKS!! A rain shower brought a full rainbow over RED ROCKS! A great show & not even sold out! I'll see Styx in Biloxi in November. What a way to relive childhood! THANX!!

Great to see and hear Yes again after a few tough years for that band.....No one could ever replace Rick Wakeman and Jon Anderson...but given the circumstances.. the sound of the band was close to original...Styx was pretty tight also...great visual band to watch...lots of energy in those guys

I mainly went just for YES, I'd never really listened to Styx before, but I think I will definitely give them a try now. YES was still my favorite though, Benoit David retained the spirit and beauty of YES's songs. The members for Styx kept things very lively and sounded great. Would go again. Didn't like Shane Alexander, all of his songs sounded exactly the same.

The rain poured prior to the show,but after being drenched, the rain eventually slowed, and our clothes dried out. The most amazing double rainbow appeared over Red Rocks while the band Yes sang their hearts out. Styx was outstanding, playing songs from their Grand Illusion album, bringing us back to the days of Jr. & Sr. High School. I would absolutely recommend this concert for those who love to rock n' roll!!!

even with a little rain early in the shows, styx came out and roced red rocks like they have anytime i have seen them. great show great venue

I was blown away. Styx & YES rocked higher than Redrocks itself. IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL NIGHT! GOOD VIBRATIONS ALL THE WAY!

Never seen Yes before, so this was a rare treat for me. To see them play the music that is played in classic rock stations and to see those great songs played in front of you eyes was totally awsome! Styx brought back memories of the good days of the big hair bands when rock was rock, compared to most bands today. A great show of classic rock!