YES Tickets

I have seen yes many times ⏲️ since the early 70's. And while there are no original original members in this band, they do have Steve Howe holding it together. Of course he came aboard on there third album. Geoff downs came aboard like 79 after Wakeman had left the band for the second time. Sadly Allen white passed last year, and bruford has retired. Since the passing of Chris Squire some 6 or 7 years ago Billy Sherwood has held his own at the bass, and every tour has improved to the point of a master in his own right. So it is alway s great to hear yes music and maybe one day they will have another union concert. Keep the torch 🔦 burning 🔥

I have been a YES freak since I was a kid!! I enjoyed the show and primarily went to see Steve Howe - as he is an unbelievably gifted guitarist. However, I truly wish he would find a way - given all of the ages of the prior YES members (as well as the deaths of Squire and White) - to make amends with Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman. A final tour with all of the older members would be a fantastic experience for all of the YES fan following. None of us are getting any younger, and all of the fellow fans that I have spoken with constantly say this is what they would like to see!! Please Steve Howe - find a way to mend fences and make a reunion tour happen!!

Was not very happy with the song selection. Disappointed to say the least. The concert sounded great. They performed great.

It was ok that I could only access my tickets on my phone but I actually prefer to print them off. I feel much safer having a hard copy, just in case.

Riveting. Hit on all cylinders. From opening song to encore. Could not be more pleased.

Yes has never disappointed. The midis is timeless.

Great experience. Thank you, Yes. Specifically, thank you, Steve.

Steve Howe is ageless and an amazing artist. Billy Sherwood has such a stage presence and plays bass for Machine Messiah as great as anyone. Davidson has a great voice and because of the concert began listening to their latest album. I can tell everyone that has a chance, see them.

I have seen yes many many many times so many different band members different combinations of artists I was a little skeptical when I saw the Setlist the show was amazing what great music Steve Howe and his fellow musicians were great !

The sound quality was lacking due to an over emphasis of the bass which distorted sound about a half hour into the show. Otherwise, it was aThe sound quality was lacking due to an over emphasis of the bass which distorted sound about a half hour into the show. Otherwise, it was a nice show, and a nice venue.

I saw YES in the early 1980's. While these are the not the original band members they did and awesome performance. Steve Howe was crazy good.

This was totally a showcase of Steve Howe’s talent. The singer and bass player , visually - were ridiculously unprofessional.in the way they dressed They looked like trick or treaters or corny tribute band members . I was distracted by how silly they looked throughout the show. The sound was not clean and crisp like the sound I know YES by. It was muddy and distorted at times. I’d go see Steve Howe by himself , but never this lineup again. Roger Dean and his art was an unexpected real treat !

The half an hour art presentation was a bit long. The acoustics was not ideal. The magical fairytale music sounded more like high school rock band performance at times. I am happy I went - Yes is one of my all around favorite group. But I wish real life experience to be a little more … magical.

The old classic Yes band had intricate music like no-one else. They played only 3 songs I recognized and 2 were at the very end. Thenewer stuff sounds like a lot of other bands. Not memorable. Pretty average. Not like YES. This was my 12th time seeing them and I guess I will be done now. I have the memories.

Good concert. The sound mix could have been better. The vocals were very low and it was hard to hear the keyboard.

As much as I like YES, I was disappointed over all with 2 things 1 A gentleman that creates there covers spoke about art etc, but kept going on and on, this was not advertised and not what I paid for. 2. The band itself had some great music however they didn't play enough if their old stuff. Personally I think most people in their 70s are that interested in a 2022 release. In addition the music wads to loud, you couldn't understand the words to most songs. Overall I'm glad I saw saw them however I don't think I would spend $ on them in the future.

That’s a great band . I would love to see them again. Steve Howe knows what Yes music should sound like.

Staff was very friendly and the venue was lovely but the entrance process could be streamlined and there were many areas that could be a concern for ADA patrons. Coming in, doors were at 6:30 but we were not allowed in until 7:00. This wasn’t an issue as the concert wasn’t until 8:00 but there was no one stationed at the door communicating this so many people would enter, get turned away, and then not know where to line up. Having security at the door would fix this. Then, going in, our tickets were scanned before going through security. It makes more sense to do security first, I personally believe, as people can then take restricted items back to their car. If you scan the tickets first and don’t allow re-entry, then a lot of people will be upset that they have to throw stuff away. In addition, more stanchions indicating where the lines are supposed to go would help reduce the massive crowd when you first enter. As for the ADA concerns, I understand this is a historical venue and there are likely restrictions on what you can renovate so I understand if these things cannot be fixed. However, I believe adding a handrail to the stairs and removing the carpet would greatly reduce the risk of injury. If this is possible, please consider this as I myself, an able-bodied young person, had difficulty on the stairs and I would imagine it is much more difficult for someone with physical impairments. Overall, I had a great time at the concert. Please don’t read this as a list of complaints, rather a list of suggestions from a patron who would love to continue supporting this venue. Thank you for taking the time to read this.

Bands with softer parts of repertoire should never play at Andiamo Showcase. Yes was fantastic, but loud obnoxious dinner patrons interfered with show.

It was a very intimate sure glad I went. I have seen them many times over the years it was nice to see them up close