List of Yes concert tours (1980s–90s)


The English progressive rock band Yes has toured for five decades.
The band played live from its creation in Summer 1968. Their first overseas shows were in Belgium and the Netherlands in June 1969. They played regularly through December 1980, with the band splitting up early the next year. The band reformed in 1983, and regular tours resumed in 1984 and continued over the next few decades. The longest break in touring came from late 2004 through late 2008. Touring has tended to focus on the UK and the rest of Europe, The United States, Canada and Japan, but the band have also played other parts of the world, notably Australia.

Drama Tour

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29 July 1989MemphisUnited StatesMud Island
30 July 1989AtlantaUnited StatesChastain Park
1 August 1989HamptonUnited StatesHampton Coliseum
2 August 1989HarrisburgUnited StatesMetro Bank Park
3 August 1989PhiladelphiaUnited StatesThe Spectrum
4 August 1989UniondaleUnited StatesNassau Coliseum
5 August 1989ColumbiaUnited StatesMerriweather Post Pavilion
6 August 1989MansfieldUnited StatesComcast Center
8 August 1989ManchesterUnited StatesRiverfront Park
9 August 1989MiddletownUnited StatesOrange County Fairgrounds
10 August 1989WantaghUnited StatesJones Beach Amphitheater
11 August 1989HartfordUnited StatesHartford Civic Center
12 August 1989Old Orchard BeachUnited StatesSeashore Performing Arts Center
13 August 1989HolmdelUnited StatesPNC Bank Arts Center
15 August 1989PittsburghUnited StatesA. J. Palumbo Center
16 August 1989Cuyahoga FallsUnited StatesBlossom Music Center
17 August 1989WeedsportUnited StatesCayuga County Fair Speedway
18 August 1989CorfuUnited StatesDarien Lake Performing Arts Center
19 August 1989ClarkstonUnited StatesPine Knob Music Theater
20 August 1989Hoffman EstatesUnited StatesPoplar Creek Music Theater
22 August 1989TorontoCanadaCanadian National Exhibition Stadium
23 August 1989OttawaCanadaFrank Clair Stadium
24 August 1989MontrealCanadaMontreal Forum
25 August 1989Quebec CityCanadaL'Agora Du Vieux Port
28 August 1989HoustonUnited StatesThe Summit
4 September 1989San DiegoUnited StatesOpen Air Theater
5 September 1989Costa MesaUnited StatesPacific Amphitheatre
6 September 1989Los AngelesUnited StatesGreek Theater
7 September 1989Los AngelesUnited StatesGreek Theater
8 September 1989Santa BarbaraUnited StatesSanta Barbara Bowl
9 September 1989Mountain ViewUnited StatesShoreline Amphitheatre
10 September 1989SacramentoUnited StatesCalifornia State Fair
20 October 1989Whitley BayEnglandWhitley Bay Ice Rink
21 October 1989EdinburghScotlandPlayhouse Theater
22 October 1989EdinburghScotlandPlayhouse Theater
24 October 1989BirminghamEnglandNational Exhibition Centre
25 October 1989BirminghamEnglandNational Exhibition Centre
28 October 1989LondonEnglandWembley Arena
29 October 1989LondonEnglandWembley Arena
2 November 1989BrusselsBelgiumVorst Nationaal
3 November 1989RotterdamNetherlandsRotterdam Ahoy
5 November 1989HamburgGermanyAlsterdorfer Sporthalle
6 November 1989CopenhagenDenmarkFolketeatret
8 November 1989StockholmSwedenJohanneshovs Isstadion
9 November 1989OsloNorwaySkedsmohallen
11 November 1989CologneGermanySporthalle
12 November 1989KasselGermanyStadhalle
13 November 1989MunichGermanyRudi-Sedlmeyer-Sporthalle
14 November 1989StuttgartGermanyHanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle
16 November 1989FrankfurtGermanyFesthalle Frankfurt
17 November 1989WürzburgGermanyCarl-Diem-Halle
18 November 1989BaselSwitzerlandSt. Jakobs-Halle
19 November 1989ParisFrancePalais Omnisport Paris Bercy
20 November 1989TurinItalyPalasport Di Torino
21 November 1989MilanItalyPalatrussardi
23 November 1989RomeItalyPalaeur
21 February 1990BarcelonaSpainPalacio Municipal De Los Deportes
22 February 1990MadridSpainPalacio De Deportes
23 February 1990ZaragozaSpainPalacio de Deportes
1 March 1990TokyoJapanNihon Hohsoh Kyokai
2 March 1990TokyoJapanNihon Hohsoh Kyokai
4 March 1990TokyoJapanNihon Hohsoh Kyokai
5 March 1990OsakaJapanFestival Hall
7 March 1990YokohamaJapanYokohama Cultural Gymnasium
8 March 1990TokyoJapanNihon Hohsoh Kyokai
12 March 1990VancouverCanadaPacific Coliseum
13 March 1990SpokaneUnited StatesSpokane Opera House
14 March 1990PortlandUnited StatesChiles Center
15 March 1990SeattleUnited StatesParamount Theater
18 March 1990RichmondUnited StatesThe Mosque
19 March 1990PhiladelphiaUnited StatesThe Spectrum
20 March 1990BostonUnited StatesCiti Performing Arts Center
22 March 1990Washington, D.C.United StatesDAR Constitution Hall
23 March 1990New York CityUnited StatesMadison Square Garden

Union Tour

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This was the last tour to feature Trevor Rabin and Tony Kaye as members of Yes.
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"Yours Is No Disgrace" was played on the last night of the tour.

San Luis Obispo shows

These were the first shows to feature Steve Howe and Rick Wakeman since the Union tour. Wakeman played all three shows, but subsequently left the band, later re-joining in 2002. Since these shows, Howe has to this day been performing with the group.
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4 March 1996San Luis ObispoUnited StatesEdward's Fremont Theater
5 March 1996San Luis ObispoUnited StatesEdward's Fremont Theater
6 March 1996San Luis ObispoUnited StatesEdward's Fremont Theater

Cancelled Know Tour

This tour was entirely cancelled due to Wakeman's sudden departure.

Open Your Eyes and 30th Anniversary Tour

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