Where are they now? - Yes and its members
Where are they now?
Current news on Yes, Yes members and others associated with the band

Site last updated: 18 Mar 24


These pages provide coverage of the current activities of Yes and of Yes members outside of the band and of the many people who have been associated with the band. External links are only given to official sites, occasional exceptions aside.

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This site is not a blog, with distinct updates. Rather, it seeks to be an up-to-date, all-in-one description of what's currently happening. Like a wiki that only I can edit!

New material is added, and is in red, then I put it to black after a period. Old information is sporadically excised. I tweet about significant updates at @bondegezou. The Wayback Machine helpfully archives older versions of pages.
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Music

If you have a CD or DVD that should be covered by the site, I'd be happy to receive a copy and review it. Contact me by e-mail and I'll let you know how to send it.

(This is not a general reviews site: if you have a CD that doesn't have some sort of Yes connection, then, if you want, you can send it to me: if I like it, I'll say nice things about it, but I make no promises of coverage.)





The Table below summarises recent collaborations involving multiple Yesmen and/or some other regular collaborators:

Project Billy Sherwood Tony Kaye Geoff Downes Steve Howe Jon Davison
Patrick Moraz
Jay Schellen
Rick
Wakeman
Jon Anderson Trevor Rabin Roger Dean notable others
Yes











Curtis Schwartz, Paul K Joyce
Alan White tribute show











Ryan Rabin, Dave Kerzner,
Fernando Perdomo
John Wetton tribute show











Bill Bruford, Steve Hackett
Downes Braide Association











Francis Dunnery
Asia












Arc of Life











Kerzner, Jimmy Haun
In Continuum




guests


co-written material

Kerzner
Prog Collective (Seeking Peace, Dark Encounters)


guests on SP

guests on SP guests on both

DE includes re-
released tracks





Animals Reimagined – A Tribute to Pink Floyd, Meddle Reimagined
guests


guests guests
guests



The Fusion Syndicate: A Speedway on Saturn's Rings
guests on remixed
re-released material






guests


Perdomo
exo-X-xeno












CIRCA:











Haun
Scott Walton

guests









Dave Kerzner's All Star Prog Band











Kerzner, Perdomo
More Sonic Elements/Dave Kerzner projects
guests
guested live
guests


co-written material


Hackett, Dunnery,
Kerzner, Tony Levin
Rick Wakeman's A Gallery of the Imagination











Lee Pomeroy
Rick Wakeman's Caped Crusader Collector Club









guests
Adam Wakeman
Jon Anderson's 1000 Hands: Chapter Two







guests
possibly guests

Produced by Tony Visconti







compilation with
re-released track

compilation with
re-released track



Any additions/corrections, please e-mail Henry Potts.
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