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    Posted: December 04 2009 at 16:49
Yes is gonna hold a concert in Oslo on the 11th of Desember the same day as the Nobel peace prize and Obama mania is in town so it can be a lot of security in town

but Yes is playing with the band concidering Steve Howe, Chris Squire, Oliver Wakeman, Alan White and Benoit David, Sentrum Scene, Oslo, Norway, 8:00pm
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I don't think the updated list has been posted, here it is:
 
Date Day City Venue Phone
29 THU Olomouc, Czech Republic Hala Universitetu Palackiego 00420577432420
30 FRI Katowice, Poland Spodek 0048322052500
31 SAT Bratislava, Slovakia Sport Hall Pasienky - -
NOVEMBER
Date Day City Venue Phone
2 MON Vicenza , Italy Teatro Comunale - -
4 WED Rome, Italy Teatro Tenda Strisce - -
6 FRI Milan, Italy Teatro Degli Arcimboldi - -
7 SAT Bamberg , Germany Jako Arena +49-711-954 74 64
8 SUN Karlsruhe, Germany Schwarzwaldhalle +49-711-954 74 64
10 TUE Antwerp, Belgium Elisabeth Hall - -
11 WED Paris, France Olympia - -
12 THU Nantes, France Cite des Congres - -
14 SAT Heerhugowaard ,Holland De Waerdse Tempel --
16 MON Birmingham, UK Symphony Hall 0121 780 3333
17 TUES London, UK Hammersmith Apollo 0844 844 4748
19 THU Edinburgh, UK Usher Hall 0131 228 1155
20 FRI Newcastle, UK City Hall 0191 261 2606
22 SUN Manchester, UK Apollo 0844 477 7677
23 MON Bristol, UK Colston Hall 0117 922 3686
25 WED Belfast, UK Waterfront - -
26 THU Dublin, Ireland Olympia - -
29 SUN Rouen, France Zenith - -
DECEMBER
Date Day City Venue Phone
1 TUES Lyon, France Bourse Du Travail - -
3 THU Braunschweig, Germany Stadthalle +49-711-954 74 64
4 FRI Kempton. Germany Big Box +49-711-954 74 64
5 SAT Erfurt, Germany Messehalle +49-711-954 74 64
7 MON München, Germany Philharmonie +49-711-954 74 64
8 TUE Düsseldorf, Germany Philipshalle +49-711-954 74 64
10 THU Copenhagen, Denmark Amager Bio - -
11 FRI Oslo, Norway Sentrum Scene - -
12 SAT Gothenburg, Sweden Liseberghallen - -


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^ He got ill when the tour was about to start and he was replaced by another vocalist for the whole rest of the tour.
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Points: 1 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 20 2009 at 18:10
why isn't jon anderson on the tour? - he has played several solo dates Cry
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Yes playing in Europe. Of course I'll go. I'm a Yes fan.
I think the two replacements will do a great job.
It will sound like Yes.
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Points: 78 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 29 2009 at 13:01
I do think they should record some new stuff with the new singer.  I love his voice!
 
 
Well, I'm not going to say anything about Oliver, except that he is NO young Rick.   Quite actually, the keyboard player from the YES tribute band "Close to the Edge" that Benoit sang with plays more like Rick does.

 

Originally posted by RaphaelT RaphaelT wrote:

I've read an interview with Jon and he is mad at the band for not recording any new music, just instant touring for cash

 
The only reason I will go to the Yes show, if they come to Poland, is Oliver Wakeman - saw him in Katowice in 2007 and he is awesome - just like watching young Rick I imagine (well, I was born in 1977 so I did not had the chance to actually see young Rick live)
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I've read an interview with Jon and he is mad at the band for not recording any new music, just instant touring for cash
 
The only reason I will go to the Yes show, if they come to Poland, is Oliver Wakeman - saw him in Katowice in 2007 and he is awesome - just like watching young Rick I imagine (well, I was born in 1977 so I did not had the chance to actually see young Rick live)
yet you still have time!
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Points: 78 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 29 2009 at 12:30
It is my understanding that they did ask Jon and never got a definite answer, and I know he is touring at the same time as a solo act.   Who really knows what the story is.   The concert was great anyway.
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The tour is with Benoit David, and I saw them a couple of weeks ago.  It was incredible.  The guy from Montreal sounds exactly like Jon Anderson with the exception of a few vowel sound differences.  It's like hearing Jon 20 years ago, plus they actually perform a couple of tunes from Drama as well as Astral Traveler from their early album.   It was well worth it to see them.  Clap

 

 

Originally posted by Chris S Chris S wrote:

Is this tour with Jon Anderson i wonder? Or the noobie from Canada...
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

This will be the first Yes tour I have missed since the original Yes In The Round. I even saw, and hated, the Drama tour, but I'm sorry, I simply refuse to see a band I love without the main reason I love them and a tribute singer taking his place.

I know it's terribly narrow minded of me, but I really cannot face it.

  

I would definitely go, but its a bit too expensive for me. Anderson is not the main reason I like Yes anyway.


Off now to take my little boy to bed, but before I do, and I will respond to any other post tomorrow, I will just say that Wakeman (senior) did say after they both left following Tormato that losing JA was a lot more than a mere one fifth of the band. I agree



I'm presuming you didn't like Drama. Well I did, plus I like Rabins singing for Yes too.  But if you can't see or here them without Anderson. Definitely the right decision not to go.Wink


I hated Drama, and remember things being thrown at Horn in Deeside Leisure Centre during the subsequent tour (not by me, I hasten to add). I loved 90125 and Talk, but, of course, those two had the beautiful voice of Anderson. They really are not a tenth of the band without him. He is, IMHO, the pure essence of that band.
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^ That would be my guess. I sure as hell wouldn't want anything to do with them if I were in his position. I don't want anything to do with them now, so I can't imagine if I were him how much more pissed I would be. lol!
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Points: 22989 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 25 2009 at 14:21
Or maybe he doesn't want to, being upset for the band not waiting on him and getting another vocalist?
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Originally posted by CPicard CPicard wrote:

Not kicked out: he was ill and the rest of the band didn't have the patience of letting him getting well. Or so I understood.


That was the initial story, but it seems they have no intention of taking him back.
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Not kicked out: he was ill and the rest of the band didn't have the patience of letting him getting well. Or so I understood.
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Points: 212 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 21 2009 at 18:24
I have no idea why they kicked out Anderson out, but it has happened a lot with e.g. Styx kicking out Dennis DeYoung, Kansas letting go Robbie Steinhardt, Van Der Graaf Generator no longer including David Jackson etc.
 
I saw VDGG, David Jackson was not missed as it gave the others more breathing space so to speak, but I also saw Styx on TV and DeYoung's lack of presence was noticable in a negative manner.
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Originally posted by harmonium.ro harmonium.ro wrote:

You all guys missed the US tour, that one happened already. We even had some concert reviews on PA LOL


And I didn't go then, and I'm not going the next time they show up here. Read my above post.
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You all guys missed the US tour, that one happened already. We even had some concert reviews on PA LOL
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Originally posted by StyLaZyn StyLaZyn wrote:

No US shows! Angry


Who cares? They kicked out Anderson. f**k them, I'm not going to any of their shows, even when they do hit the US. Chris Squire should be ashamed of himself, supporting the decision to axe his co-founding band mate.

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Originally posted by StyLaZyn StyLaZyn wrote:

No US shows! Angry
Pardon me, but the latest five or so tours was strictly American - It is high time they came back to UK and Europe
 
No Polish dates, but at THAT price - I am not sure whether I will go and see the show
yet you still have time!
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Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

This will be the first Yes tour I have missed since the original Yes In The Round. I even saw, and hated, the Drama tour, but I'm sorry, I simply refuse to see a band I love without the main reason I love them and a tribute singer taking his place.

I know it's terribly narrow minded of me, but I really cannot face it.

  

I would definitely go, but its a bit too expensive for me. Anderson is not the main reason I like Yes anyway.


Off now to take my little boy to bed, but before I do, and I will respond to any other post tomorrow, I will just say that Wakeman (senior) did say after they both left following Tormato that losing JA was a lot more than a mere one fifth of the band. I agree



I'm presuming you didn't like Drama. Well I did, plus I like Rabins singing for Yes too.  But if you can't see or here them without Anderson. Definitely the right decision not to go.Wink
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