No, Jon Anderson isn't back with Yes. But he still honors their "adventurous" legacy with Band Geeks, coming to Celebrity Theatre in Phoenix.

Watching and listening to Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks’ Live Perpetual Change, they recreate some incredibly complex music which even peak period Yes had trouble pulling off on stage over the years.

Jon Anderson’s webmaster came across their “Close to the Edge” and put them on the phone together. “I was completely a babbling idiot on the phone,” says Castellano.

Jon Anderson and the Band Geeks kicked off their 2025 tour yesterday at Tucson, Arizona’s Rialto Theatre, delivering a 10-song set that featured Yes classics, new solo material and a pair of ...

No, Jon Anderson isn't back with Yes. But he still honors their "adventurous" legacy with Band Geeks, coming to Celebrity Theatre in Phoenix.

In the wake of this year's acclaimed album of new material, True, Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks have announced a live album and DVD comprised entirely of tracks from Yes 's classic seventies era.

Jon Anderson released his 16th solo album, True, in August. Along with The Band Geeks, the former Yes frontman delivered a work that celebrates the spirit of his best-known band, but also fits ...

They even hit Westbury Music Fair several times from 2008 to 2018. In 2025, the tradition continues as two former Yes members, Rick Wakeman and Jon Anderson, return to Long Island for concerts.

Anderson and his new backing band, The Band Geeks, just launched the 2024 leg of their Yes Epics, Classics and More Tour, which pulls into the Capital Region Thursday night for an 8 p.m. concert ...

Anderson said in 2022. "Too many amazingly powerful memories. And of course, the music never left me. So here I am, still wanting to sing the songs again, and bring my true feelings to the lyrics.