Yes's 1990 Concert History

Yes is an English progressive rock band formed in London in 1968. Over the course of their career, the band has included more than twenty full-time members, with key figures such as vocalist Jon Anderson, bassist Chris Squire, guitarists Steve Howe and Trevor Rabin, drummers Bill Bruford and Alan White, and keyboardists Tony Kaye and Rick Wakeman. The band are widely regarded as pioneers of progressive rock and have incorporated elements of rock, pop, jazz, and classical music into their work.

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Yes had 18 concerts in 1990

Date Concert Venue Location
Jul 23, 1990
Yes Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
Mar 22, 1990
Yes DAR Constitution Hall Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Mar 20, 1990
Yes Wang Theatre, Boch Center Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Mar 19, 1990
Yes The Spectrum Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Mar 18, 1990
Yes The Mosque Richmond, Virginia, United States
Mar 15, 1990
Yes Paramount Theatre Seattle, Washington, United States
Mar 14, 1990
Yes Chiles Center, University of Portland Portland, Oregon, United States
Mar 13, 1990
Yes Spokane Opera House Spokane, Washington, United States
Mar 12, 1990
Yes Pacific Coliseum Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Mar 08, 1990
Yes Nihon Hohsoh Kyokai Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Mar 07, 1990
Yes Bunka Taiikukan Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
Mar 05, 1990
Yes Osaka Festival Hall (フェスティバルホール) Osaka, Ōsaka, Japan
Mar 04, 1990
Yes Nihon Hohsoh Kyokai Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Mar 02, 1990
Yes Nihon Hohsoh Kyokai Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Mar 01, 1990
Yes Nihon Hohsoh Kyokai Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Feb 23, 1990
Yes Sala Multiusos del Auditorio de Zaragoza Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain
Feb 22, 1990
Yes WiZink Center Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Feb 21, 1990
Yes Palacio Municipal De Deportes Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

Genres:

Rock
Electronic
Pop Rock
Hard Rock
Classic Rock
British
Psychedelic Rock
Progressive Rock
Garage Rock
Album Oriented Rock (AOR)
Art Rock
Soft Rock
Disco
Synth-Pop
Jazz Fusion
Progressive
Symphonic Rock
Progressive Pop
Symphonic Prog
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Latest Setlist (11/16/2025):

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  1. Siberian Khatru
  2. On the Silent Wings of Freedom
  3. Onward
  4. Madrigal
  5. Soon
  6. Wonderous Stories
  7. Circles of Time
  8. Tempus Fugit
  9. Roundabout
  10. Cans and Brahms
  11. We Have Heaven
  12. South Side of the Sky
  13. Five Per Cent for Nothing
  14. Long Distance Runaround
  15. The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)
  16. Mood for a Day
  17. Heart of the Sunrise
  18. The Word
  19. Starship Trooper

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Concerts Per Year:

2027 6 concerts
2026 3 concerts
2025 31 concerts
2024 51 concerts
2023 60 concerts
2022 72 concerts
2021 3 concerts
2020 14 concerts
2019 41 concerts
2018 61 concerts
2017 46 concerts
2016 62 concerts
2015 37 concerts
2014 95 concerts
2013 73 concerts
2012 46 concerts
2011 81 concerts
2010 64 concerts
2009 73 concerts
2008 56 concerts
2004 76 concerts
2003 56 concerts
2002 59 concerts
2001 71 concerts
2000 69 concerts
1999 53 concerts
1998 123 concerts
1997 59 concerts
1996 4 concerts
1994 85 concerts
1992 6 concerts
1991 85 concerts
1990 18 concerts
1989 61 concerts
1988 49 concerts
1987 48 concerts
1985 12 concerts
1984 164 concerts
1983 2 concerts
1980 70 concerts
1979 64 concerts
1978 48 concerts
1977 95 concerts
1976 61 concerts
1975 68 concerts
1974 93 concerts
1973 63 concerts
1972 121 concerts
1971 181 concerts
1970 131 concerts
1969 202 concerts
1968 58 concerts
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Comments & Reviews:

Jan 14, 2021

I would swear I went to a Yes concert at the Cow Palace in 1974 or 1975. They two opening acts were Elf and ELO, but I cannot find in any archive where those 3 bands played together. Am I crazy? Maybe the wrong venue?

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