Yes pushed progressive rock to its limits with a nearly 22-minute classic inspired by war, conflict and the search for peace.

A 20-minute-and-33-second Yes classic from 1973 is still remembered for its flowing music, inventive arrangements and huge progressive rock sound.

This progressive rock epic is still considered one of its era's most ambitious songs.

It was one of the biggest hits of their career, and decades later, it ranks as a road trip anthem. In 1971, English progressive rock band Yes released the song “Roundabout.” The single, from their ...

Yes will launch a major U.S. tour this fall that will feature a performance of the legendary British prog-rock band’s entire classic album Fragile. The trek, which features 31 confirmed shows, kicks ...

Yes’s Close to the Edge returns to the U.K. charts, landing in the top 40 on four rankings, including a No. 8 debut on the Official Rock & Metal Albums chart. English progressive rock band, Yes, ...

Together with Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon and Genesis’ Foxtrot, Yes‘ 1972 masterpiece Close to the Edge is probably the most fully realized album in progressive rock. It captures the band during an ...

Jon Anderson has logged three tenures with Yes, the last ending in 2004. But while you can take the man out of the band... “It’s funny, ‘cause I never felt that I’ve left Yes,” Anderson -- who ...

A new lawsuit alleges members of the legendary progressive rock band Yes used a composition stolen from fellow prog-rock musician Riz Story as the basis for “Dare to Know,” the second single off Yes’ ...