Jon Anderson Tickets

I've seen Yes about a dozen times going back to the Tales Tour in 1974. I have several Yes DVDs, as well. I'm a huge yes fan and have seen them three times with Benoit David. It's just not the same, and the third time...it got old in a hurry, sorry to say. The musicians sounded great, but the magic that Anderson contributes to the whole package really boosts Yes' music into the stratosphere. Would you want to see the Stones without Jagger? But, like fishing, a bad day at a Yes concert is better than a good day at work, so I continue to go. As for Jon, my first reaction when he walked onto the stage was that he appeared that he lost alot of weight and seemed almost frail. Looks can be deceiving. His voice was strong and crystal clear. He sounded great. He played many Yes tunes using a slightly different style and some pieces from solo albums, including "Olias"... It was just him and a variety of acoustic guitars. The small squeezed in venue at BB King's was not very comfortable. However, it was very intimate. The power of Jon's voice could be felt like at no other large concert hall. There was also quite a bit of banter going back & forth between him & the audience. Bottom line...His voice was amazing! It's obvious that he still has has a passion for Yes music...so Benoit, bow out and thank your lucky stars and move over for the master...Jon Anderson!!!

Jon is looking and sounding healthy (albeit rather thin). So good to see him back onstage, and BB King's is a great, intimate venue to see him. 3rd time to see him there inlcuding his last visit with Paul Green School of Rock. Such a shame that he and YES are both on the road but separately. Surely they could slow down their schedule to accomodate him. I couldn't bring myself to go see them this time out without him. Fingers crossed for reconciliation.

Jon Anderson is a gentle, vibrant soul with a heart as big as all outdoors. His voice is still in great shape after all these years, his spirit is fresh and alive. The audience was in love with him last night, and you could feel the energy in the place--all positive and heartfelt. The venue was perfect for his songs, intimate and inviting. His short takes on Yes songs gave them a new slant that made them interesting to hear, without all the virtuosic bombast (not that there's anything wrong with that!) of the band. It was like hearing the old familiar songs for the first time. This concert couldn't have been a better experience!

He was so amazing to see live. Even after all these years, the clarity of his voice is flawless. Great venue, great atmosphere, great performance. I would recommend Jon Anderson solo as a must-see!

Jon Anderson sounded great! This show is a must see for any Yes fan. Hey Chris Squire....... wake up man!

Though looking a bit fraile - JA was absolutely amazing when he began singing any and all of his various acoustical renditions. His voice was strong - clear - and historically angelic. Also loved the mix of songs and his humorous stories. Phenomenal

I thought the show was great, but I'm biased, as was probably every one in attendance. There wasn't much that was different from his last solo tour, some five years or so ago (some minor set list changes, but still had most of the standards you'd want to hear). And that's OK. I'm not going to see something new or groundbreaking. Jon's lyrics and music have been an important part of my life for over three decades, and whether he's touring solo or (fingers crossed) is back fronting YES: I'll be there. There aren't many acts that can create special moments (even goose bumps). But when Jon sang "should I remember every sorrow deeper than the wound? as all this happens far too fast, and night time comes too soon", it hit home. There are some things happening in my life that now, with clearer vision, I see I have placed undue focus on. Thank you Jon, for your wisdom. My first time at Showcase Live. Nice venue; the sound quality was excellent. The crowd was very receptive. I'm sure the majority have been to many a YES show, and it feels almost like you're welcoming home a family member who has been away for a while. I hope his health issues are now past him, and he'll continue to make new music and tour.

Back from injuries and illnesses that would kick most of our butts into submitting to retirement, Jon Anderson is a spirit that burns bright. The voice was as strong as ever and the show was polished with creative new material and memorable stories full of humor.

When Jon walked on to the stage, I was not sure what to expect. With all he has been through, we were worried that his voice would have suffered. Not so. He nailed it. I loved the set list, which relied less on his Yes days than I expected. He did sing most of my Yes favorites, The parts of his solo work ranged from Vangelis to Olias and Deseo.. This is a plus for me. He was warm and really responded well to the audience. I am thrilled he is back.

Jon's shows are always unforgetable. His voice was exquisite! I'm so glad he is feeling better & touring. I thought Jon's show in Hamilton on Saturday was better than the show Wed in Toronto. Jon seemed to have more pep in Sat's show. Jon is a very talented man & no one can top his voice. I could go to see Jon's show every night of the week. YES is not YES without Jon. Jon, thanks for the hug & kiss!

Went to see Jon with my 20 year old daughter, my older brother and his family, Jon Anderson put on a great show!!!! He performed some classic Yes songs and Jon looked happy to be there. He looked like he lost some weight from his illness but it did not take away from his performance. His voice sounded great!!!. I really enjoyed hearing him perform some new songs. They rank up there with his best songs. To hear him sing, Sweet Dreams, Time And A Word, You And I, Long Distance Runaround, Sharship Trooper, exerpt from Tales, I've Seen All Good People, Soon, Roundabout plus so much more was awesome. His banter with the crowd as usual created an easy laid back atmosphere. He created a really nice atmosphere before he came on when they played nature noises similar to the opening of Close To The Edge. Jon has to be one of my favorite singer songwriters of all time. I hope to see him in concert again!!! Long live Jon Anderson!!!!!!!!!!!!

The show was awesome with Jon playing many Yes hits solo on his guitar. He still has the voice of Yes and plays his many guitar instruments very well!

A fairly low key affair but Jon still has the same voice that he has had for his whole professional career in my opinion. I cannot think of anyone from this era that still has the voice that made them famous to begin with. I have a hard time saying anything negative about Jon and all he does he is so full of life and still puts on a great performance. His instrument is his voice and he is aware of that and said as much so don’t come expecting any mind blowing instrument playing. He can hold his own for sure but in a perfect world really need his old band mates to put on a top shelf show as I have seen in the past.

Jon Anderson's music took on a whole new vibe solo and unplugged. Just that voice and guitar, and those incredible songs. His wonderful personality shone through. It was very personal and intimate. He is a great showman, a pure spirit and a real nice guy. The guys seemed to especially enjoy it - an opportunity for them to get in touch with feelings they're not usually comfortable getting in touch with?