YES featuring ARW Tickets

Enjoyed the show, good 2 hour show. Rick & Trevor came down into the audience. Rick sat down in someone's seat ( they willing gave it up ), and he played for a minute or so. It was great to see the appreciation these guys have for the fans. Jon sounded spot on, and Trevor was on point as well, the drummer and bass player were caliber players. Had a great evening, many of the fans, had come hundreds of mile, and were excited to be there. All around good time.

Yes did not disappoint. Very nice mix of songs from their canon - I even enjoyed the things that I generally don't enjoy that much - what I term 'Pop Yes'. One of the highlights for me was Waking from Talk - previously unknown to me. Excellent show sound and visually. Would definitely go to see them again. My seat was in the first row of section 103 - awesome location.

Two bassist tried to replicate Chris Squire and they couldnt do it. Plus the sound was horrible. It broke my heart.

It was everything I hoped it would be and I was very happy with the Rose Music Center as a venue.

I had seen Yes without Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman and I thought it was really good but this concert with them was OUT OF THIS WORLD!! It was GREAT beyond belief!

I wasn't sure how this version of Yes was gonna be. I wasn't big in all the 80s songs before the show but they mixed it up and the ones I wasnt so hip for before became favorites.

The show was amazing. I'm nearly 60 years old, and thanks to my wonderful boyfriend, was able to finally see my all time favorite group from back in the days. Jon Anderson, wow, he is so exciting to watch, the way he emotes and directs the orchestra in his head, love!! And Rick Wakeman, are you kidding me?? He still has it too! Great show. Great venue. Thank you!!

Great show! great song selection. Played most of my faves. Rabin and Anderson played into the crowd for a good 10 mintes of the OWNER OF A LONELY HEART outro. Seen Yes before (Steve Howe's lineup) and swore I'd never see them again (no hits.. Drama album and Roundabout).. With Rabin, Anderson, and Wakeman it was a full 180. Lively show. Would definitely see YES with ARW again!!!

You had to be there to understand the review title, but this was my first YES concert and I look forward to the possibility of attending another... They sound as good as a CD and I enjoyed every minute! They played a variety of their songs and didn't disappoint. Excellent, excellent, EXCELLENT!!!!

Yes put on a show ! Proving that they can still rock out. Jon , Trevor, and the caped one Rick showed that they still have it . They had the crowd up and into it.. The last show of their tour which had the energy of a first show. Thanks for an entertaining evening. Rock on!

YES was awsome as expected! But a 2 hour show... that was not expected. It took me longer to get there tHan the length of the show. If I recall correctly seeing the other YES band they took an intermission and played twice as long

Music was outstanding. Played a mix of old and new songs

First Yesshow I’ve seen with Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman since 2003 and Trevor Rabin since 1994. Jon’s voice and stage presence was amazing all over again. He is Yes to me! Great sound and backup vocals. Trevor’s songs not my favorites but good to hear after all these years. Jon’s voice to my ears as strong as ever. Saw Steve’s version of Yes in July, and have to say I got more from Jon’s. Great show with a setlist that could use some ‘Changes’!

They are fantastic! Really can't say anything bad about the show. These guys rock at 70+ years!

Show was great. Band was great. Only complaint is that too many people hold up their phones during the whole show and I'm sitting behind them watching the show through their phones! At the Jethro Tull Concert, Ian Anderson asked that no one stand or use cell phones during the whole show (except for the last two songs). This was great, as all could see, short or tall.

Anderson as good as ever. Rabin unbelievable and Wakeman still one of the best

The Rose Music Center is a wonderful Venue. Sound system is second to none. It was an emotional night watching "YES" in concert. I may never have a chance to see this Band again so it meant allot to be there... We brought our daughter to hear what great Progressive Rock Bands did to make history. Music today does not compare to this era of music.

Loved this venue, had never been before. Also really enjoyed seeing Jon Anderson and the rest of the band. His voice has always been special to me. And his voice was featured/supported very well during the show. However, the lighting was lousy--often times if the band members moved during a song they were in shadows/darkness. And there was an issue with some of the low notes being played that just reverberated and overwhelmed the entire music. And just like the night before in Cleveland, they didn't play two songs that had been played during most of the tour--and did not replace them with other songs. I guess if I wasn't looking at those playlists, I wouldn't know I was missing anything because I thought 2 hours was fair.

While many bands from the 70s are on auto pilot with singers who can't hit the notes, jon Anderson angelic voice sounded stronger then ever. Everyone knows Rick wakeman is the Beethoven on keyboards. He deserves to wear his cape. Super Rick lol! Rabin came off stage & kicked out a great solo a few feet from me.These guys gave 100 % & rocked the house with their epic timeless songs. Long live Yessssss!

Jon Anderson still sounds great after 50 as the original voice of all the fantastic Yes songs. They are clearly having a fun time and I can’t wait to see them again.