List of Yes concert tours (1980s–90s) explained

See main article: List of Yes concert tours (1960s–70s), List of Yes concert tours (2000s–10s) and List of Yes concert tours (2020s).

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

Lineup:

• Geoff Downes – keyboards
• Trevor Horn – vocals, additional guitar and percussion
• Steve Howe – guitars, vocals
• Chris Squire – bass, vocals
• Alan White – drums

Setlist:^[1]

• "Does it Really Happen?" (Squire, Howe, White, Trevor Horn, Geoff Downes)
• "Yours Is No Disgrace" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Kaye, Bruford)
• "Into the Lens" (Squire, Howe, White, Horn, Downes)
• "Clap" (Howe)
• "And You and I" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Bruford)
• "Go Through This" (Squire, Howe, White, Horn, Downes)
• "Man in a White Car Suite" (Squire, Howe, White, Horn, Downes)
• "We Can Fly from Here" (Horn, Downes, Squire)
• "Tempus Fugit" (Squire, Howe, White, Horn, Downes)
• "Amazing Grace/The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)" (Traditional, arr. Squire/Squire)
• "Machine Messiah" (Squire, Howe, White, Horn, Downes)
• "Starship Trooper" (Anderson, Squire, Howe)
• "Roundabout" (Anderson, Howe)

Also occasionally played were:

• "Parallels" (Squire) (29, 30 August 1980, 1, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 22, 25, 26, 27 September 1980, 2 October 1980, 16 November 1980)
• "Surface Tension" (Steve Howe solo acoustic guitar piece) (Played on 17 October 1980)
• "Video Killed the Radio Star" (Horn, Downes, Bruce Woolley) (originally by The Buggles in 1979) (Played on 6 October and 24 November 1980, short passage 29 August 1980)
• "Run Through the Light" (Played on 16 October 1980)
• "The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)" (Played on 5 September 1980, 16 October 1980)

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue	Tickets sold / available	Gross revenue
United States and Canada
29 August 1980	Toronto	Canada	Maple Leaf Gardens	16,500 / 16,500	$231,000
30 August 1980	Montreal		Montreal Forum	17,872 / 18,000	$223,400
1 September 1980		United States	Hartford Civic Center
2 September 1980			Cumberland County Civic Center
4 September 1980	New York City			54,000 / 54,000	$680,000
5 September 1980
6 September 1980
8 September 1980			Providence Civic Center
9 September 1980	Boston		Boston Garden
10 September 1980			Glens Falls Civic Center
11 September 1980			Capital Centre
12 September 1980	Philadelphia		The Spectrum	32,861 / 35,000	$410,762
13 September 1980
14 September 1980			Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena
16 September 1980			Rochester War Memorial
17 September 1980			Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
18 September 1980	Pittsburgh		Pittsburgh Civic Arena
19 September 1980	Detroit		Joe Louis Arena
20 September 1980			Richfield Coliseum
21 September 1980			Riverfront Coliseum
22 September 1980	Chicago		International Amphitheatre	18,000 / 18,000	$190,836
23 September 1980
25 September 1980				5,259 / 16,000	$46,218
26 September 1980			Tulsa Convention Center
27 September 1980	Dallas		Reunion Arena
28 September 1980			HemisFair Arena
29 September 1980	Houston		The Summit
1 October 1980	Tempe		University Activity Center
2 October 1980	San Diego		San Diego Sports Arena
3 October 1980	Los Angeles		Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena
4 October 1980
5 October 1980			Selland Arena
6 October 1980				8,805 / 13,000	$91,812
9 October 1980			St. Paul Civic Center
10 October 1980			Convocation Center
11 October 1980			Assembly Hall
13 October 1980			Louisville Gardens
14 October 1980			Municipal Auditorium
16 October 1980			Stabler Arena
17 October 1980	Philadelphia			13,541 / 15,000	$122,361
18 October 1980			Hampton Coliseum
19 October 1980			Nassau Coliseum
20 October 1980			New Haven Coliseum
United Kingdom
16 November 1980			Hippodrome Theatre
17 November 1980			New Theatre
19 November 1980			Birmingham Odeon	4,878 / 4,878	$68,292
20 November 1980
22 November 1980			Deeside Leisure Centre
24 November 1980			De Montfort Hall
25 November 1980
27 November 1980			Apollo Theatre
29 November 1980			Playhouse Theatre
30 November 1980
2 December 1980			Newcastle City Hall
3 December 1980
4 December 1980
6 December 1980			Apollo Theatre
7 December 1980
9 December 1980			Mayflower Theatre
10 December 1980
11 December 1980			Brighton Centre
12 December 1980			Lewisham Odeon
14 December 1980			Hammersmith Odeon
15 December 1980
16 December 1980
17 December 1980			Rainbow Theatre
18 December 1980

9012Live Tour

Lineup:

• Jon Anderson – Vocals, additional keyboard and percussion
• Tony Kaye – Keyboards, vocals
• Trevor Rabin – Guitars, vocals
• Chris Squire – Bass, vocals
• Alan White – Drums, percussion, vocals

and

• Casey Young – Additional keyboards (offstage)

Setlist:^[2]

• "Cinema" (Trevor Rabin, Kaye, Squire, White)
• "Leave It" (Rabin, Horn, Squire)
• "Our Song" (dropped between 4 March 1984 and 9 August 1984, dropped after 1 October 1984) (Anderson, Squire, Rabin, White)
• "Yours Is No Disgrace" (dropped between 9 August 1984 and 1 October 1984) (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Kaye, Bruford)
• "Hold On" (Anderson, Rabin, Squire)
• "Perpetual Change" (dropped after 1 March 1984) (Anderson, Squire)
• "Hearts" (Anderson, Rabin, Kaye, White, Squire)
• "I've Seen All Good People" (Anderson, Squire)
• Kaye solo/"Si" (dropped between 29 August 1984 and 1 October 1984) (Kaye)
• "Solly's Beard" (Rabin)
• "Changes" (Rabin, Anderson, White)
• "And You and I" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Bruford)
• "Soon"
• "Make It Easy" (Intro)/Owner of a Lonely Heart" (Rabin, Anderson, Squire, Horn)
• "It Can Happen" (Anderson, Squire, Rabin)
• "Long Distance Runaround" (dropped after 26 July 1984)
• "Whitefish/Amazing Grace" (Squire; traditional, arr. Squire)
• "City of Love" (Anderson, Rabin)
• "Starship Trooper" (Anderson, Squire, Howe)
• "Roundabout" (Anderson, Howe)
• "Gimme Some Lovin'" (added on from 9 August 1984) (Steve Winwood, Spencer Davis, Muff Winwood) (originally by The Spencer Davis Group in 1966)

Also occasionally played were:

• "Sweet Dreams" (Anderson, Foster) (Played on 5 March 1984 and 6 March 1984)
• "I'm Down" (Lennon-McCartney) (Played on 24 June 1984 and 1 September 1984)
• "Awaken" (Played on 9, 11 August 1984)
• "Whitefish" (Played on 14 March 1984, 11 May 1984, and 1 July 1984)
• "Ritual (Nous sommes du soleil) (Played on 7, 11, 12, 14 July 1984, and 21, 22 August 1984)

Date	City	Country	Venue	Tickets sold / available	Gross revenue
United States and Canada
28 February 1984			Millersville University
1 March 1984			Ohio Center	6,864 / 6,864	$82,368
2 March 1984			Centennial Hall
4 March 1984	Detroit			15,501 / 15,501	$209,263
5 March 1984			Assembly Hall
6 March 1984			Five Seasons Center
7 March 1984			St. Paul Civic Center
8 March 1984				28,452 / 28,452	$383,361
9 March 1984
10 March 1984			MECCA Arena	10,732 / 11,609	$120,047
11 March 1984				8,576 / 10,532	$106,814
12 March 1984				12,670 / 13,882	$155,865
14 March 1984			Myriad Convention Center
15 March 1984	Dallas		Reunion Arena
16 March 1984	Houston		The Summit
17 March 1984				12,092 / 13,628	$143,989
20 March 1984	Denver			15,247 / 18,000	$209,289
21 March 1984			Tingley Coliseum
22 March 1984				8,570 / 13,460	$107,125
23 March 1984				5,974 / 14,418	$74,618
24 March 1984				6,541 / 10,274	$96,855
26 March 1984			The Forum	15,484 / 15,484	$185,808
27 March 1984	San Diego		San Diego Sports Arena
28 March 1984				15,556 / 15,556	$207,463
29 March 1984			Cow Palace
30 March 1984
31 March 1984			Lawlor Events Center
2 April 1984				8,818 / 10,000	$102,164
3 April 1984	Seattle		Seattle Center Coliseum
4 April 1984			Beasley Coliseum
5 April 1984			BSU Pavilion
7 April 1984	Casper		Casper Events Center
8 April 1984			Rushmore Plaza Civic Center
10 April 1984			St. Paul Civic Center
11 April 1984				6,903 / 9,813	$93,184
12 April 1984			Market Square Arena
13 April 1984			Riverfront Coliseum
15 April 1984				8,333 / 9,470	$104,384
16 April 1984			Omni Coliseum	11,466 / 11,466	$137,592
18 April 1984				17,982 / 20,000	$236,585
19 April 1984
20 April 1984				6,293 / 9,000	$78,552
21 April 1984			Hollywood Sportatorium
22 April 1984			Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Coliseum	6,219 / 10,276	$80,847
24 April 1984			Mid-South Coliseum
25 April 1984			Rupp Arena
26 April 1984			Convocation Center
28 April 1984				9,992 / 10,000	$104,384
29 April 1984			Erie Civic Center	7,500 / 7,500	$91,935
30 April 1984				18,355 / 18,355	$230,224
1 May 1984	Pittsburgh		Civic Arena	12,097 / 15,000	$145,164
2 May 1984			Richfield Coliseum
4 May 1984				26,479 / 32,152	$323,242
5 May 1984
7 May 1984				19,286 / 20,528	$259,924
8 May 1984				11,015 / 12,100	$135,416
9 May 1984			Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
10 May 1984				9,235 / 9,235	$111,372
11 May 1984			Nassau Coliseum
12 May 1984				12,507 / 12,507	$151,333
14 May 1984			Madison Square Garden
15 May 1984				17,413 / 18,500	$217,662
Europe
11 June 1984			Johanneshovs Isstadion
13 June 1984	Copenhagen	Denmark	Falkoner Center
14 June 1984		Sweden	Malmö Isstadion
15 June 1984			Scandinavium
16 June 1984			Drammenshallen
18 June 1984			Waldbühne
19 June 1984			Alsterdorfer Sporthalle
21 June 1984			Sporthalle
22 June 1984			Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle
23 June 1984	Dortmund		Westfalenhallen
24 June 1984
25 June 1984			Olympiahalle
26 June 1984			Wiener Stadthalle
28 June 1984			Eisstadion am Friedrichspark
29 June 1984			Festhalle Frankfurt
30 June 1984			Carl-Diem-Halle
1 July 1984			Rotterdam Ahoy
2 July 1984
3 July 1984			Forest National
5 July 1984			Stade de la Beaujoire
7 July 1984			Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy
8 July 1984
11 July 1984			Wembley Arena
12 July 1984
14 July 1984			NEC Arena
17 July 1984			Hallenstadion
18 July 1984			Palasport di San Siro
20 July 1984			Palais des Expositions
21 July 1984			Arènes de Béziers
22 July 1984			Parc des Sports Aguiléra
24 July 1984			La Monumental
26 July 1984			Campo de Fútbol de Vallecas
United States and Canada
9 August 1984			Omaha Civic Auditorium	10,000 / 10,000	$122,500
11 August 1984				13,406 / 20,000	$157,136
12 August 1984			Poplar Creek Music Theater
13 August 1984			Pine Knob Music Theatre
15 August 1984			Freedom Hall
16 August 1984	Cincinnati		Riverbend Music Center
17 August 1984			Allen County War Memorial Coliseum
18 August 1984			Fort Wyoming in Lamar Park
20 August 1984	Ottawa		Lansdowne Park
21 August 1984	Quebec City		Quebec City Coliseum
22 August 1984	Montreal		Montreal Forum
23 August 1984	Toronto		CNE Grandstand
24 August 1984			Blossom Music Center
25 August 1984			Rochester Community War Memorial
26 August 1984			Great New York State Fair
27 August 1984			Saratoga Performing Arts Center
29 August 1984			Forest Hills Tennis Stadium
1 September 1984			Hersheypark Arena
2 September 1984				5,348 / 9,800	$69,255
3 September 1984			Cumberland County Civic Center
4 September 1984			Garden State Arts Center
6 September 1984			Merriweather Post Pavilion
7 September 1984	Boston		Boston Garden
8 September 1984				8,104 / 10,700	$106,196
9 September 1984				35,917 / 35,917	$488,058
10 September 1984
12 September 1984			Hampton Coliseum
13 September 1984			Charlotte Coliseum
14 September 1984			Greensboro Coliseum
15 September 1984			Omni Coliseum
16 September 1984			Sandstone Amphitheater
18 September 1984				7,616 / 12,170	$98,305
20 September 1984				6,959 / 8,000	$104,385
21 September 1984				16,952 / 16,952	$257,640
22 September 1984
23 September 1984			Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre	16,085 / 16,085	$189,127
25 September 1984			Salt Palace
27 September 1984			Olympic Saddledome
28 September 1984			Northlands Coliseum
29 September 1984
1 October 1984			Memorial Coliseum
South America
17 January 1985			Rock in Rio
20 January 1985
27 January 1985			Campus Municipal de Maldonado
1 February 1985			José Amalfitani Stadium
2 February 1985
6 February 1985	Rosario		Teatro Olimpo
9 February 1985	Buenos Aires		José Amalfitani Stadium
12 February 1985	Mar del Plata		Hotel Provincial
13 February 1985

Big Generator Tour

Lineup:

• Jon Anderson – Vocals, additional keyboard and percussion
• Tony Kaye – Keyboards, vocals
• Trevor Rabin – Guitars, vocals
• Chris Squire – Bass, vocals
• Alan White – Drums, percussion, vocals

Setlist:^[3]

• "Almost Like Love" (dropped after 20 December 1987) (Kaye, Anderson, Rabin, Squire)
• "Rhythm of Love" (Kaye, Anderson, Rabin, Squire)
• "Hold On" (Anderson, Rabin, Squire)
• "Heart of the Sunrise" (Anderson, Squire, Bruford)
• "Changes" (Rabin, Anderson, White; Kaye, Squire)
• "Big Generator" (Anderson, Rabin, Kaye, White, Squire)
• "Shoot High, Aim Low" (Anderson, Rabin, Kaye, White, Squire)
• "Holy Lamb (Song for Harmonic Convergence)" (Anderson)
• Kaye solo (Kaye)
• "Solly's Beard" (Rabin)
• "Make it Easy" (Intro)/Owner of a Lonely Heart" (Rabin, Anderson, Squire, Horn)
• "Yours Is No Disgrace" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Kaye, Bruford)
• "Ritual (Nous Sommes du Soleil") (Excerpt) (added on 7 December 1987, first played on 28 November 1987) (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Wakeman, White)
• "Amazing Grace" (traditional, arr. Squire)
• "And You and I" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Bruford)
• "I'm Running" (dropped after 22 November 1987) (Anderson, Rabin, Kaye, White, Squire)
• "Würm" (the third section of "Starship Trooper") (Howe)
• "Love Will Find a Way" (Rabin)
• "I've Seen All Good People" (Anderson, Squire)
• "Roundabout" (Anderson, Howe)

Also played occasionally were:

• "Soon" (Anderson) (Played on 4, 5 April 1988)
• "On The Silent Wings of Freedom" (Anderson, Squire) (only the bass riff only on 19 November 1987)
• "Final Eyes" (Played on 14 November 1987, 19 November 1987, 21 November 1987, and 28 November 1987)
• "Donguri Koro Koro" (Played on 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, 13 April 1988)

Date	City	Country	Venue	Tickets sold / available	Gross revenue
United States and Canada
20 October 1987	Peoria	United States	Peoria Civic Center	N/A
22 October 1987	Kansas City		Kemper Arena
23 October 1987	Oklahoma City		The Myriad
25 October 1987	Denver		McNichols Sports Arena
26 October 1987	Albuquerque		Tingley Coliseum
27 October 1987	Las Cruces		Pan American Center
29 October 1987	Houston		The Summit
31 October 1987	Dallas		Reunion Arena
1 November 1987	Baton Rouge		LSU Assembly Center
3 November 1987	Memphis		Mid-South Coliseum
5 November 1987	Jacksonville		Jacksonville Memorial Coliseum
6 November 1987	Hollywood		Hollywood Sportatorium
7 November 1987	Tampa		USF Sun Dome
10 November 1987	Charlotte		Charlotte Coliseum
11 November 1987	Chapel Hill		Dean Smith Center
13 November 1987	Atlanta		Omni Coliseum
14 November 1987			Omaha Civic Auditorium	10,000 / 10,000	$125,000
15 November 1987	South Bend		Athletics and Convocation Center
17 November 1987	Lincoln		Delaney Sports Center
18 November 1987	Bloomington		Met Center
19 November 1987			Prairie Capital Convention Center
21 November 1987	Detroit		Joe Louis Arena
22 November 1987			Freedom Hall
23 November 1987				6,974 / 10,000	$96,959
24 November 1987			MECCA Arena
25 November 1987				10,921 / 12,265	$191,118
27 November 1987	Pittsburgh		Civic Arena
28 November 1987			Richmond Coliseum
29 November 1987	Philadelphia			30,839 / 30,839	$479,028
30 November 1987
1 December 1987			Onondaga County War Memorial
3 December 1987			Hartford Civic Center
4 December 1987			Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
6 December 1987				3,545 / 10,000	$60,841
7 December 1987	Quebec City		Quebec City Coliseum
8 December 1987	Montreal		Montreal Forum
9 December 1987	Toronto			9,103 / 10,000	$164,453
11 December 1987			Worcester Centrum
12 December 1987			Rochester Community War Memorial
13 December 1987			Capital Centre
15 December 1987			Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Fieldhouse
16 December 1987			Madison Square Garden
17 December 1987				6,639 / 6,639	$109,543
18 December 1987			Brendan Byrne Arena
19 December 1987
20 December 1987				6,004 / 6,004	$105,070
United States and Canada
19 January 1988		United States		3,687 / 6,944	$47,042
20 January 1988			Pensacola Civic Center
22 January 1988				15,514 / 16,970	$256,480
23 January 1988
24 January 1988			Hollywood Sportatorium
25 January 1988	Jacksonville		Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Coliseum
28 January 1988	Knoxville		Thompson–Boling Arena
29 January 1988	Columbus		Ohio Center
31 January 1988	Indianapolis		Market Square Arena
2 February 1988	Kalamazoo		Wings Stadium
5 February 1988				12,508 / 14,268	$220,001
6 February 1988			Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena	6,925 / 6,925	$84,886
7 February 1988	Philadelphia			13,637 / 13,637	$216,676
8 February 1988			Hersheypark Arena
10 February 1988			Nashville Municipal Auditorium
11 February 1988			Charlotte Coliseum
12 February 1988			Omni Coliseum
13 February 1988			Dean Smith Center
16 February 1988				9,527 / 12,245	$157,196
17 February 1988			Riverfront Coliseum
19 February 1988	Houston			8,199 / 12,618	$131,478
20 February 1988			Cajundome
21 February 1988			Reunion Arena
22 February 1988				4,976 / 6,528	$71,066
24 February 1988				4,927 / 7,221	$73,040
26 February 1988				6,247 / 9,700	$109,323
27 February 1988				12,823 / 13,000	$237,226
28 February 1988			Lawlor Events Center
1 March 1988			Selland Arena
2 March 1988				11,161 / 13,506	$165,261
4 March 1988				4,526 / 4,526	$77,814
5 March 1988			Pacific Amphitheatre	18,765 / 18,765	$195,681
8 March 1988	San Diego			5,715 / 8,928	$105,728
9 March 1988				5,352 / 7,098	$79,497
10 March 1988			Aladdin Theatre	6,800 / 6,800	$83,354
11 March 1988			Tingley Coliseum
13 March 1988				7,895 / 13,000	$142,397
30 March 1988			Neil S. Blaisdell Center
Asia
4 April 1988			Yoyogi National Gymnasium
5 April 1988
7 April 1988
9 April 1988			Yokohama Cultural Gymnasium
10 April 1988			Century Hall
12 April 1988			Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium
13 April 1988

An Evening of Yes Music Plus Tour (ABWH)

This tour is documented on the live release: An Evening of Yes Music Plus.

Lineup:

• Jon Anderson – Vocals, percussion
• Bill Bruford – Drums, percussion
• Steve Howe – Guitars, vocals
• Rick Wakeman – Keyboards

plus:

• Julian Colbeck – Additional keyboards
• Tony Levin – Bass, vocals, Stick (replaced by Jeff Berlin 4–10 September 1989 due to illness)
• Milton McDonald – Additional guitars, vocals

Setlist:^[4]

• Medley
• "Time and a Word (Anderson, Foster)
• "Owner of a Lonely Heart" (Anderson, Horn, Rabin, Squire)
• "Teakbois: The Life and Time of Bobby Dread" (Anderson, Howe, Wakeman, Bruford)
• "Clap/Mood for a Day" (Howe)
• Wakeman solo (Wakeman)
• "Long Distance Runaround"/Bruford solo (Anderson; Bruford)
• "Birthright" (Anderson, Howe, Wakeman, Bruford, Max Bacon)
• "And You and I" (Anderson, Howe, Squire, Bruford)
• "I've Seen All Good People" (Anderson, Squire) (omitted on some dates in 1990)
• "Close to the Edge" (Anderson, Howe)
• "Themes" (Anderson, Howe, Wakeman, Bruford)
• Levin-Bruford duet (Bruford, Tony Levin)
• "Brother of Mine" (Anderson, Howe, Wakeman, Bruford, Downes)
• "The Meeting" (Anderson, Howe, Wakeman, Bruford)
• "Heart of the Sunrise" (Anderson, Squire, Bruford)
• "Order of the Universe" (Anderson, Howe, Wakeman, Bruford, Rhett Lawrence)
• "Roundabout" (Anderson, Howe)
• "Starship Trooper" (Anderson, Howe, Squire) (omitted on some dates in 1990)
• "Sweet Dreams" (Anderson, Foster) (only occasionally from 4 August 1989)

Other songs:

• "Let's Pretend" (Anderson, Howe, Wakeman, Bruford, Vangelis) (played on 29 July 1989)
• "Quartet" (Anderson, Howe, Wakeman, Bruford) (played on 29 July 1989)
• "Leaves of Green" (Anderson, Howe, Squire, Wakeman, White) (played on 29 July 1989)
• "Soon" (Anderson) (played on 29 October 1989)

Date	City	Country	Venue
29 July 1989		United States	Mud Island
30 July 1989			Chastain Park
1 August 1989			Hampton Coliseum
2 August 1989			Metro Bank Park
3 August 1989	Philadelphia		The Spectrum
4 August 1989	Uniondale		Nassau Coliseum
5 August 1989	Columbia		Merriweather Post Pavilion
6 August 1989			Comcast Center
8 August 1989			Riverfront Park
9 August 1989			Orange County Fairgrounds
10 August 1989			Jones Beach Amphitheater
11 August 1989			Hartford Civic Center
12 August 1989			Seashore Performing Arts Center
13 August 1989			PNC Bank Arts Center
15 August 1989			A. J. Palumbo Center
16 August 1989			Blossom Music Center
17 August 1989			Cayuga County Fair Speedway
18 August 1989			Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
19 August 1989			Pine Knob Music Theater
20 August 1989			Poplar Creek Music Theater
22 August 1989	Toronto	Canada	Canadian National Exhibition Stadium
23 August 1989	Ottawa		Frank Clair Stadium
24 August 1989	Montreal		Montreal Forum
25 August 1989	Quebec City		L'Agora Du Vieux Port
28 August 1989	Houston	United States	The Summit
4 September 1989			Open Air Theater
5 September 1989			Pacific Amphitheatre
6 September 1989	Los Angeles		Greek Theater
7 September 1989
8 September 1989			Santa Barbara Bowl
9 September 1989			Shoreline Amphitheatre (released on An Evening of Yes Music Plus DVD)
10 September 1989			California State Fair
20 October 1989		England	Whitley Bay Ice Rink
21 October 1989	Edinburgh	Scotland	Playhouse Theater
22 October 1989
24 October 1989	Birmingham	England	National Exhibition Centre
25 October 1989
28 October 1989	London		Wembley Arena
29 October 1989
2 November 1989	Brussels	Belgium	Vorst Nationaal
3 November 1989	Rotterdam	Netherlands	Rotterdam Ahoy
5 November 1989	Hamburg	West Germany	Alsterdorfer Sporthalle
6 November 1989	Copenhagen	Denmark	Folketeatret
8 November 1989	Stockholm	Sweden	Johanneshovs Isstadion
9 November 1989	Oslo	Norway	Skedsmohallen
11 November 1989		West Germany	Sporthalle
12 November 1989			Stadhalle
13 November 1989			Rudi-Sedlmeyer-Sporthalle
14 November 1989			Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle
16 November 1989	Frankfurt		Festhalle Frankfurt
17 November 1989			Carl-Diem-Halle
18 November 1989		Switzerland	St. Jakobs-Halle
19 November 1989	Paris	France	Palais Omnisport Paris Bercy
20 November 1989		Italy	Palasport Di Torino
21 November 1989	Milan		Palatrussardi
23 November 1989	Rome		Palaeur
21 February 1990	Barcelona	Spain	Palacio Municipal De Los Deportes
22 February 1990			Palacio De Deportes
23 February 1990			Palacio de Deportes
1 March 1990	Tokyo	Japan	Nihon Hohsoh Kyokai
2 March 1990
4 March 1990
5 March 1990	Osaka		Festival Hall
7 March 1990			Yokohama Cultural Gymnasium
8 March 1990	Tokyo		Nihon Hohsoh Kyokai
12 March 1990	Vancouver	Canada	Pacific Coliseum
13 March 1990		United States	Spokane Opera House
14 March 1990	Portland		Chiles Center
15 March 1990	Seattle		Paramount Theater
18 March 1990			The Mosque
19 March 1990	Philadelphia		The Spectrum
20 March 1990	Boston		Citi Performing Arts Center
22 March 1990	Washington, D.C.		DAR Constitution Hall
23 March 1990	New York City		Madison Square Garden

Union Tour

Lineup:

• Jon Anderson – lead vocals
• Bill Bruford – electric + acoustic drums & percussions
• Steve Howe – acoustic & electric guitars, backing vocals
• Tony Kaye – Hammond organ, synthesizers
• Trevor Rabin – electric guitars, lead & backing vocals
• Chris Squire – bass guitar, pedals, backing vocals
• Rick Wakeman – electric piano, synthesizers, keytar
• Alan White – acoustic drums & percussion

Setlist:^[5]

• "Yours Is No Disgrace" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Kaye, Bruford)
• "Rhythm of Love" (Kaye, Anderson, Rabin, Squire)
• "Shock to the System" (Anderson, Howe, Jonathan Elias)
• "City of Love" (Rabin, Anderson) (Dropped after 9 April 1991)
• "Heart of the Sunrise" (Anderson, Squire, Bruford)
• Steve Howe solo section (Howe)
• "Make it Easy" (Intro)/Owner of a Lonely Heart" (Anderson, Rabin, Horn, Squire)
• "And You and I" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Bruford)
• Drum duet (Bruford, White)
• "Hold On" (dropped after 13 June 1991) (Rabin, Anderson, Squire)
• Kaye solo (only between 12 April 1991 and 22 June 1991) (Kaye)
• "Changes" (Anderson, Rabin, White)
• "I've Seen All Good People" (added on from 19 April 1991) (Anderson, Squire)
• "Solly's Beard" (Rabin)
• "Take the Water to the Mountain" (Anderson) (Dropped after opening night)
• "Soon" (Anderson) (Dropped after opening night)
• "Long Distance Runaround" (replaced by "Saving My Heart" starting 12 July 1991) (Anderson; Rabin)
• "Whitefish/Amazing Grace" (Squire, White; traditional, arr. Squire)
• "Lift Me Up" (Rabin, Squire)
• Wakeman solo (Wakeman)
• "Awaken" (Anderson, Howe)
• "Roundabout" (Anderson, Howe)
• "Starship Trooper" (dropped after 17 April 1991) (Anderson, Squire, Howe)

Also played occasionally were:

• "Close to the Edge" (Anderson, Howe) (Played on 14 July 1991 without Trevor Rabin, Tony Kaye, or Alan White)
• "Gimme Some Lovin'" (Winwood, Davis, Winwood) (Played on 24 April 1991)

Date	City	Country	Venue	Tickets sold / available	Gross revenue
United States and Canada
9 April 1991		United States	Pensacola Civic Center
12 April 1991				9,700 / 9,700	$340,650
13 April 1991
14 April 1991				20,356 / 20,356	$449,594
16 April 1991	Philadelphia		The Spectrum	18,585 / 18,585	$388,665
17 April 1991				10,280 / 13,649	$208,450
18 April 1991				9,213 / 16,550	$230,889
19 April 1991				9,988 / 9,988	$225,966
20 April 1991	Uniondale		Nassau Coliseum	18,056 / 18,056	$413,620
22 April 1991	Quebec City	Canada		11,986 / 14,000	$275,720
23 April 1991	Toronto			12,510 / 14,000	$299,150
24 April 1991	Montreal			9,417 / 13,000	$217,379
25 April 1991		United States		8,621 / 10,000	$210,720
26 April 1991				10,496 / 17,000	$210,386
27 April 1991				15,000 / 15,000	$320,515
29 April 1991				12,385 / 15,000	$247,700
3 May 1991				6,040 / 6,981	$129,270
4 May 1991				9,281 / 9,281	$221,703
5 May 1991			Assembly Hall
6 May 1991				14,676 / 15,747	$346,593
7 May 1991				6,979 / 17,000	$153,440
9 May 1991	Denver			9,214 / 15,422	$197,513
11 May 1991				9,720 / 19,945	$170,983
12 May 1991			Thomas & Mack Center
14 May 1991	San Diego			8,554 / 12,399	$199,459
15 May 1991	Inglewood			16,584 / 16,584	$405,095
16 May 1991				8,159 / 8,554	$168,323
17 May 1991				14,307 / 14,307	$323,563
19 May 1991			Memorial Coliseum
20 May 1991			Pacific Coliseum
21 May 1991	Seattle			10,020 / 14,000	$241,130
Europe
29 May 1991			Festhalle Frankfurt
30 May 1991			Olympiahalle
31 May 1991			Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle
1 June 1991			Weser-Ems Halle
2 June 1991			Sporthalle
3 June 1991	Paris	France	Le Zénith
4 June 1991
6 June 1991			Le Summum
7 June 1991			Palais Des Sports De Marseille
8 June 1991			Palais Des Sports De Toulouse
10 June 1991		Switzerland	Hallenstadion
12 June 1991			Palaeur
13 June 1991			Palatrussardi
16 June 1991	Athens	Greece	Athens Sports Palace
20 June 1991	Budapest	Hungary	MTK Stadium
22 June 1991			Vorst Nationaal
23 June 1991			Rotterdam Ahoy
25 June 1991			National Exhibition Centre
26 June 1991
28 June 1991			Wembley Arena
29 June 1991
30 June 1991
United States and Canada
5 July 1991		United States	Florida State Fairgrounds
6 July 1991				11,902 / 14,000	$298,720
7 July 1991			Orlando Arena
9 July 1991			Coca-Cola Lakewood Amphitheatre
10 July 1991			Walnut Creek Amphitheatre
12 July 1991	Philadelphia		The Spectrum	29,389 / 36,240	$622,910
13 July 1991
14 July 1991			Lake Placid Olympic Sports Complex
15 July 1991				15,158 / 15,158	$415,835
16 July 1991				6,993 / 10,802	$168,985
18 July 1991			Great Woods Center for the Performing Arts
19 July 1991			Finger Lakes Performing Arts Center
20 July 1991	Landover		Capital Centre
21 July 1991				10,208 / 10,208	$262,100
22 July 1991			Orange County Fairgrounds Speedway
24 July 1991			Star Lake Amphitheater
25 July 1991			New World Music Theatre
26 July 1991			Alpine Valley Music Theatre
27 July 1991			Riverport Amphitheater
28 July 1991			Riverfront Coliseum
30 July 1991			Pine Knob Music Theatre
31 July 1991				7,700 / 19,102
1 August 1991			Cajundome
2 August 1991			Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
3 August 1991				10,676 / 20,111	$204,332
6 August 1991			Pacific Amphitheatre
7 August 1991			Concord Pavilion
8 August 1991			Shoreline Amphitheatre
Asia
29 February 1992		Japan	Yoyogi National Gymnasium
2 March 1992			Osaka Castle Hall
3 March 1992			Century Hall
4 March 1992			Yokohama Bunka Taiikukan
5 March 1992	Tokyo		Nippon Budokan[6]

Talk Tour

This was the last tour to feature Trevor Rabin and Tony Kaye as members of Yes.

Touring Personnel:^[7]

Band

• Jon Anderson – Vocals, percussion, keyboards
• Tony Kaye – Keyboards
• Trevor Rabin – Guitars, keyboards, vocals
• Chris Squire – Bass guitar, vocals
• Alan White – Drums, percussion

with

• Billy Sherwood – Guitars, keyboards, bass guitar, vocals

Tour Management

• Chris Pollan - Tour Manager
• Peter Mackay - Assistant Tour Manager
• Graham "Grim Reaper" Holmes - Production Manager
• Mark Reinke - Stage Manager
• Karen Holmes - Production Assistant
• Jonathan Smeeton - Lighting/Set Designer
• Butch Allen - Lighting Director

Band Crew

• Jimmy Robison - Drum Tech
• Robbie Eagle - Keyboard Tech
• Paul Linford - Guitar Tech
• Richard Davis - Bass Tech
• John Laraio - Jon Anderson Tech

Sound Crew

• Dave Natale - House Engineer
• Dave Skaff - Monitor Engineer
• Bart Adams - Sound Tech
• Kirk Shriener - Sound Tech
• Chad Shreiner - Sound Tech

Lighting Crew

• Bill Conte - Lighting Crew Head
• Sam Deleo - Vari*Lite Operator
• Gregg Kocurek - Vari*Lite Technician
• Ian England - Lighting Tech
• Garry Waldie - Lighting Tech
• Peter Moore - Roboscan Programmer

Setlist:^[8]

• "Perpetual Change" (Anderson, Squire)
• "The Calling" (Rabin, Anderson, Squire)
• "I Am Waiting" (Rabin, Anderson)
• "Rhythm of Love" (Kaye, Rabin, Anderson, Squire)
• "Hearts" (dropped after 30 September 1994) (Anderson, Rabin, Kaye, Squire, White)
• "Real Love" (Rabin, Anderson, Squire)
• "Changes" (Anderson, Rabin, White)
• "Heart of the Sunrise" (Anderson, Squire, Bruford)
• "Cinema" (dropped after 16 August 1994) (Squire, Rabin, White, Kaye)
• "City of Love" (dropped after 16 August 1994) (Rabin, Anderson)
• "Make it Easy" (Intro)/Owner of a Lonely Heart" (Anderson, Rabin, Squire, Horn)
• "Where Will You Be" (Dropped after 26 August 1994) (Rabin, Anderson)
• Trevor Rabin's Keyboard solo/"And You and I" (Rabin; Anderson, Squire, Howe, Bruford)
• "I've Seen All Good People" (Anderson, Squire)
• "Walls" (Anderson, Rabin, Roger Hodgson)
• "Endless Dream" (Rabin, Anderson)
• "Hold On" (only between 25 June 1994 and 26 July 1994) (Anderson, Rabin, Squire)
• "Roundabout" (Anderson, Howe)
• "Purple Haze" (added on from 13 August 1994) (Jimi Hendrix) (originally by Hendrix in 1967)

Date	City	Country	Venue
United States and Canada
16 June 1994	New York City	United States	Madison Square Garden
18 June 1994			Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena
19 June 1994			Finger Lakes Performing Arts Center
21 June 1994			Allentown Fairgrounds
23 June 1994			Nutter Center
24 June 1994			Polaris Amphitheater
25 June 1994			Pine Knob Music Theater
26 June 1994			Deer Creek Music Center
28 June 1994			The MARK of the Quad Cities
29 June 1994	Maryland Heights		Riverport Amphitheater
30 June 1994			Marcus Amphitheater
2 July 1994			New World Music Theater
3 July 1994			Target Center
4 July 1994			Sandstone Amphitheater
6 July 1994			Red Rocks Amphitheatre
7 July 1994	Park City, Utah		Wolf Mountain
9 July 1994			L.B. Day Amphitheater
10 July 1994			The Gorge Amphitheatre
11 July 1994	Vancouver	Canada	Deer Lake Park
13 July 1994		United States	Concord Pavilion
14 July 1994			California Exposition and State Fair
15 July 1994			Shoreline Amphitheatre
16 July 1994	Reno		Reno-Hilton Amphitheater
17 July 1994			Blockbuster Pavilion
19 July 1994			Selland Arena
22 July 1994	Los Angeles		Greek Theatre
23 July 1994
25 July 1994			Santa Barbara Bowl
26 July 1994	San Diego		Embarcadero Marina Park
27 July 1994			Thomas & Mack Center
28 July 1994			Desert Sky Pavilion
30 July 1994	Dallas		Starplex Amphitheater
31 July 1994			SeaWorld San Antonio
1 August 1994			Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
3 August 1994	Oklahoma City		The Myriad
5 August 1994			Lakefront Arena
6 August 1994			Pensacola Civic Center
7 August 1994			Lakewood Amphitheater
9 August 1994	Tampa		USF Sun Dome
10 August 1994	Miami		Miami Arena
11 August 1994			Orlando Arena
12 August 1994			Veterans Memorial Coliseum
13 August 1994	Charlotte		Blockbuster Pavilion
14 August 1994			Walnut Creek Amphitheater
16 August 1994			Von Braun Civic Center
17 August 1994			Riverfest Amphitheater
18 August 1994			Starwood Amphitheatre
19 August 1994			Star Plaza Theatre
20 August 1994			Blossom Music Center
21 August 1994			Orange County Fairgrounds Speedway
22 August 1994	Saratoga Springs		Saratoga Performing Arts Center
24 August 1994			Star Lake Amphitheater
25 August 1994			Great New York State Fair
26 August 1994	Philadelphia		The Spectrum
27 August 1994			Classic Amphitheatre at Strawberry Hill
28 August 1994	Columbia		Merriweather Post Pavilion
29 August 1994			Great Woods Performing Arts Center
31 August 1994	Toronto	Canada	Kingswood Music Theater
1 September 1994	Montreal		Montreal Forum
2 September 1994	Quebec City		Quebec City Coliseum
3 September 1994	Old Orchard Beach	United States	Seashore Performing Arts Center
7 September 1994			Garden State Arts Center
8 September 1994			Jones Beach Amphitheatre
9 September 1994			New Haven Coliseum
10 September 1994	New York City		Madison Square Garden
South America
14 September 1994		Brazil	Metropolitan
15 September 1994			Olympia
16 September 1994
18 September 1994			Quinta Vergara Amphitheatre
20 September 1994			Estación Mapocho
22 September 1994	Buenos Aires	Argentina	El Teatro De Broadway
23 September 1994
24 September 1994
Asia
29 September 1994	Osaka	Japan	Osaka Castle Hall
30 September 1994			Prefectural Kenmin Hall
1 October 1994			Kosei Nenkin Hall
4 October 1994	Tokyo		Budokan Hall
5 October 1994
6 October 1994			Sun Plaza Hall
10 October 1994	Nagoya		Rainbow Hall
11 October 1994			Kosei Nenkin Hall

San Luis Obispo shows (Keys to Ascension Tour)

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.

Lineup:

• Jon Anderson – Vocals
• Steve Howe – Guitars, vocals
• Chris Squire – Bass, vocals
• Rick Wakeman – Keyboards
• Alan White – Drums, percussion

Setlist:^[9]

• "Siberian Khatru" (Anderson, Howe, Wakeman)
• "Close to the Edge" (Anderson, Howe)
• "I've Seen All Good People" (Anderson, Squire)
• "Time and a Word" (Anderson, Foster)
• "And You and I" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Bruford)
• "The Revealing Science of God (Dance of the Dawn)" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Wakeman, White)
• "Going for the One"
• "Turn of the Century" (Anderson, Howe, White)
• "Happy Birthday to You (Chris Squire)" (Only on 4 March 1996)
• "America" (Simon)
• "Onward" (Squire)
• "Awaken" (Anderson, Howe)
• "Roundabout" (Anderson, Howe)
• "Starship Trooper" (Anderson, Squire, Howe)

Date	City	Country	Venue
4 March 1996		United States	Edward's Fremont Theater
5 March 1996
6 March 1996

Cancelled Know Tour

Date	City	Country	Venue
12 June 1997		United States	Meadows Music Theatre
13 June 1997			Great Woods Center for the Performing Arts
17 June 1997	New York City		Beacon Theatre
18 June 1997
20 June 1997			PNC Bank Arts Center at Garden State
23 June 1997	Charlotte		Blockbuster Pavilion
1 July 1997	Cincinnati		Riverbend Music Center Amphitheatre
21 July 1997	San Diego		Hospitality Point
25 July 1997			Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre
26 July 1997			Universal Amphitheater
27 July 1997

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

Open Your Eyes and 30th Anniversary Tour

Lineup:

• Jon Anderson – Vocals
• Steve Howe – Guitars, vocals
• Billy Sherwood – Guitars, vocals
• Chris Squire – Bass, vocals
• Alan White – Drums, percussion

plus:

• Igor Khoroshev – Keyboards, vocals

Setlist:^[10]

• "Siberian Khatru"
• "Rhythm of Love" (Kaye, Rabin, Anderson, Squire)
• "America" (Simon) (Dropped after 9 July 1998)
• "Open Your Eyes" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, White, Billy Sherwood)
• "And You and I" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Bruford)
• "Heart of the Sunrise" (Anderson, Squire, Bruford)
• "Steve Howe solo section" (Howe)
• "Leaves of Green" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Wakeman, White) (Dropped after 2 December 1997)
• "From the Balcony" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, White, Sherwood) (between 5 December 1997 and 24 April 1998)
• Khoroshev keyboard solo (dropped after 5 July 1998) (Igor Khoroshev)
• "Children of Light" (Anderson, Howe, Squire, Vangelis, Wakeman; Anderson) (replaced by "Wonderous Stories" starting 1 March 1998)
• "Long Distance Runaround"
• "Whitefish/Ritual (Nous sommes du Soleil)" (Excerpt) (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Wakeman, White)
• "Owner of a Lonely Heart" (Anderson, Rabin, Squire, Horn)
• "Soon" (Anderson) (Dropped after 22 November 1997)
• "The Revealing Science of God (Dance of the Dawn)" (Dropped after 24 April 1998, replaced by "Close to the Edge" from 18 June 1998)
• "I've Seen All Good People" (Anderson, Squire)
• "Roundabout" (Anderson, Howe)
• "Starship Trooper" (Anderson, Squire, Howe/Anderson, Squire, Howe, Kaye, Bruford) (replaced by "Yours Is No Disgrace" from 18 June 1998)

Also occasionally played were:

• "No Way We Can Lose" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, White, Sherwood) (Played on 17 October 1997 and 24 July 1998)
• "Ritual (Nous Sommes du Soleil)" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Wakeman, White) (Played on 6 March 1998, 7 April 1998, 19 June 1998, 20 June 1998, and 23 June 1998)
• "Memphis, Tennessee" (Chuck Berry) (originally by Berry in 1959) (Played on 4 August 1998)

Date	City	Country	Venue
United States and Canada
17 October 1997		United States	Meadows Music Theatre
18 October 1997	Boston		Orpheum Theatre
19 October 1997			State Theatre
21 October 1997	Albany		Palace Theatre
22 October 1997			Patriot Center
24 October 1997			Tower Theatre
25 October 1997
26 October 1997
28 October 1997			Hersheypark Arena
29 October 1997	New York City		Beacon Theatre
30 October 1997
31 October 1997
2 November 1997	Pittsburgh		A. J. Palumbo Center
3 November 1997	Detroit		Fox Theatre
5 November 1997			Van Andel Arena
6 November 1997	Toronto	Canada	Massey Hall
7 November 1997
8 November 1997		United States	Landmark Theatre
9 November 1997			Mid-Hudson Civic Center
10 November 1997			Shea's Performing Arts Center
12 November 1997	Cleveland		Cleveland Music Hall
13 November 1997			Star Plaza Theatre
14 November 1997			Rosemont Theater
15 November 1997			Riverside Theater
18 November 1997			State Theatre
20 November 1997			Murat Centre
21 November 1997			Palace Theatre
22 November 1997	Cincinnati		Taft Theatre
23 November 1997	Columbus		Veterans Memorial Auditorium
25 November 1997	St. Louis		Fox Theatre
26 November 1997			Brady Theater
28 November 1997	Dallas		Bronco Bowl
29 November 1997	Houston		Aerial Theater
30 November 1997			Majestic Theatre
2 December 1997	Denver		Buell Theater
5 December 1997			Union Hall
6 December 1997			The Joint
7 December 1997			Universal Amphitheatre
8 December 1997	Fresno		Saroyan Theater
9 December 1997	San Diego		San Diego Civic Theater
11 December 1997			Memorial Auditorium
12 December 1997	San Francisco		Warfield Theatre
13 December 1997
14 December 1997			American Musical Theatre
16 December 1997	Santa Barbara		Arlington Theater
2 January 1998	Portland		Aladdin Theater
3 January 1998	Seattle		Paramount Theater
4 January 1998
5 January 1998	Vancouver	Canada	Queen Elizabeth Theater
6 January 1998
8 January 1998	Edmonton		Jubilee Auditorium
9 January 1998	Calgary		Singer Concert Hall
11 January 1998	Saskatoon		Centennial Auditorium
12 January 1998	Regina		Regina Arts Center
14 January 1998	Winnipeg		Walker Theater
16 January 1998	Montreal		St Denis Theater
17 January 1998	Quebec City		Grand Theater
Europe
26 February 1998		England	Apollo Theatre
27 February 1998	Newcastle		Newcastle City Hall
28 February 1998	Glasgow	Scotland	Clyde Auditorium
1 March 1998	Nottingham	England	Royal Concert Hall
3 March 1998			Bournemouth International Centre
4 March 1998	London		Labatt's Apollo Hammersmith
5 March 1998
6 March 1998	Paris	France	Palais des Congrès
7 March 1998			Fnac store (forum)
8 March 1998		Netherlands	Muzickcentrum Vredenburg
9 March 1998
10 March 1998	Frankfurt	Germany	Jahrhunderthalle Hoechst
11 March 1998	Düsseldorf		Philipshalle
13 March 1998	Zurich	Switzerland	Kongresshaus
14 March 1998	Milan	Italy	Teatro Lirico
16 March 1998	Berlin	Germany	Internationales Congress Centrum Berlins
17 March 1998			Kulturpalast Dresden
18 March 1998			Mozartsaal Im Rosengarten
20 March 1998			Bethovensaal
21 March 1998			Steintor Variete
22 March 1998	Hamburg		Congress Center Hamburg
23 March 1998			Musikhalle Hanover
24 March 1998			Oberfrankenhalle
26 March 1998		Poland	Sala Kongresowa
27 March 1998			Spodek
28 March 1998			Mala Sportovni Hala
29 March 1998		Poland	Sala Arena
31 March 1998		Hungary	Budapest Sportcsarnok
1 April 1998		Italy	Palasport Di Chiarbola
2 April 1998		Austria	Libro Music Hall
3 April 1998	Munich	Germany	Circus Krone
4 April 1998	Ravensburg		Oberschwabben Hall
6 April 1998	Brussels	Belgium	Vorst Nationaal
7 April 1998		France	Zénith de Lille
8 April 1998			Centre Sportif de Differdange
10 April 1998		Netherlands	Martinihal
11 April 1998			Muzickcentrum Frits Philips
13 April 1998	Birmingham	England	Symphony Hall
14 April 1998		Wales	Cardiff International Arena
15 April 1998		England	Plymouth Pavilion
16 April 1998	Birmingham		Symphony Hall
17 April 1998	Edinburgh	Scotland	Playhouse Theatre
19 April 1998		England	Empire Theatre
20 April 1998			Sheffield City Hall
21 April 1998	Brighton		Brighton Dome
22 April 1998			Fairfield Hall
24 April 1998	London		Labatt's Apollo Hammersmith
South America and Mexico
7 May 1998	São Paulo	Brazil	Olímpia
8 May 1998
9 May 1998
10 May 1998			Estacionamento do Minas Shopping
12 May 1998			Metropolitan
14 May 1998		Argentina	Obras Sanitarias Stadium
15 May 1998
16 May 1998
19 May 1998		Brazil	Bar Opiniao
20 May 1998	Curitiba		Cutiriba Forum
21 May 1998		Chile	Teatro Monumental
25 May 1998		Mexico	National Auditorium
26 May 1998
28 May 1998			Auditorio Coca-Cola
United States and Canada
18 June 1998	Toronto	Canada	Molson Amphitheatre
19 June 1998	Montreal		Parc Des Iles
20 June 1998	Quebec City		Hippodrome de Quebec
22 June 1998		United States	Virginia Beach Amphitheatre
23 June 1998			Nissan Pavilion
24 June 1998	Pittsburgh		IC Light Amphitheatre
26 June 1998			PNC Bank Arts Center
27 June 1998			Sony Music Center
28 June 1998			Montage Mountain Amphitheater
29 June 1998	New York City		Hard Rock Cafe
30 June 1998	Boston		Harborlights Pavilion
1 July 1998			Oakdale Theatre
2 July 1998			Jones Beach Amphitheatre
4 July 1998			Finger Lakes Performing Arts Center
5 July 1998			Pine Knob Music Theatre
6 July 1998	Cincinnati		Riverbend Music Center
7 July 1998			Blossom Music Center
9 July 1998			New World Music Theatre
10 July 1998			Moondance Ranch Jam
11 July 1998	Milwaukee		Marcus Amphitheatre
12 July 1998			Deer Creek Music Center
14 July 1998			Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre
15 July 1998			E Center
17 July 1998	Vancouver	Canada	General Motors Place
18 July 1998		United States	Chateau Ste. Michelle
20 July 1998	Reno		Reno-Hilton Amphitheater
21 July 1998			Concord Pavilion
22 July 1998	San Diego		Open Air Theatre
24 July 1998	Universal City		Universal Amphitheatre
25 July 1998	Las Vegas		The Joint
26 July 1998			Desert Sky Pavilion
27 July 1998			Chavez Theatre
28 July 1998			Paolo Soleri Amphitheatre
30 July 1998	Dallas		Starplex Amphitheatre
31 July 1998			Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
1 August 1998			The Backyard
2 August 1998	San Antonio		Municipal Auditorium
4 August 1998			Mud Island Amphitheatre
5 August 1998			Starwood Amphitheatre
6 August 1998			Chastain Park
7 August 1998	Tampa		Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center
8 August 1998			Coral Sky Amphitheatre
Asia
8 October 1998	Tokyo	Japan	Shibuya Koukaidou
9 October 1998
11 October 1998			Kawaguchi LILIA Main Hall
13 October 1998	Nagoya		Nagoya-shi Koukaido
14 October 1998	Osaka		Kouseinennkin Kaikan

The Ladder Tour

Lineup:

• Jon Anderson – Vocals
• Steve Howe – Guitars, vocals
• Billy Sherwood – Guitar, vocals
• Igor Khoroshev – Keyboards, vocals
• Chris Squire – Bass, vocals
• Alan White – Drums, percussion

Setlist:^[11]

• "Yours Is No Disgrace" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Kaye, Bruford)
• "America" (Simon) (Dropped after 24 September 1999)
• "Time and a Word" (excerpt) (Anderson, Foster)
• "Homeworld (The Ladder)" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, White, Sherwood, Khoroshev)
• "Perpetual Change" (Anderson, Squire)
• "Lightning Strikes" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, White, Sherwood, Khoroshev)
• "New Language" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, White, Sherwood, Khoroshev) (replaced by "The Messenger" starting 23 October 1999)
• "Ritual (Nous Sommes du Soleil)" (excerpt) (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Wakeman, White)
• "And You and I" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Bruford) (Added on 16 September 1999)
• "It Will Be a Good Day (The River)" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, White, Sherwood, Khoroshev)
• "Face to Face" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, White, Sherwood, Khoroshev) (added on 15 October 1999)
• "Hearts" (Anderson, Rabin, Kaye, Squire, White) (Dropped after 4 March 2000)
• "Nine Voices (Longwalker)" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, White, Sherwood, Khoroshev) (dropped after 9 November 1999)
• "Awaken" (Anderson, Howe) (Added on 15 October 1999)
• "To Be Alive (Hep Yadda)" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, White, Sherwood, Khoroshev) (dropped after 12 September 1999)
• "I've Seen All Good People" (Anderson, Squire)
• Steve Howe solo section (Howe)
• "Cinema" (Rabin, Squire, White, Kaye) (Added on 15 October 1999)
• "Owner of a Lonely Heart" (Anderson, Rabin, Squire, Horn)
• "Roundabout" (Anderson, Howe)

Also occasionally played were:

• "Close to the Edge" (Anderson, Howe) (Played on 18, 21, 22, 24 September 1999 and 29, 30, 31 October 1999)
• "Leaves of Green" (Anderson, Squire, Howe, Wakeman, White) (Played on 15 October 1999 and 19 October 1999)
• "Long Distance Runaround" (Anderson) (Played on 6, 16, 18, 21, and 22 September 1999 and 23, 25 March 2000)
• "Soon" (Anderson) (Played on 6 September 1999)
• "Survival" (Played on 12 September 1999)

Date	City	Country	Venue
South America and Mexico
6 September 1999	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	Rio Arena
8 September 1999	São Paulo		Olímpia
9 September 1999
12 September 1999	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Estadio Luna Park
14 September 1999	Santiago	Chile	Estadio Chile
16 September 1999			Muello Uno
18 September 1999	San Pedro		San Pedro Jazz Cafe
21 September 1999			Teresa Carreño Cultural Complex
22 September 1999
24 September 1999	Mexico City	Mexico	Palacio de los Deportes
United States and Canada
15 October 1999		United States	House of Blues
16 October 1999			The Tabernacle
18 October 1999	Tampa		The David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts
19 October 1999
21 October 1999			Sunrise Musical Theatre
22 October 1999			House of Blues
23 October 1999			Florida Theatre
25 October 1999			House of Blues
26 October 1999	Houston		Aerial Theater
29 October 1999			Union Hall
30 October 1999			Sun Theatre
31 October 1999	Las Vegas		House of Blues
2 November 1999	West Hollywood
3 November 1999
4 November 1999
6 November 1999	San Francisco		Warfield Theatre
7 November 1999
9 November 1999	Seattle		Paramount Theatre
12 November 1999			Orpheum Theatre
13 November 1999			Milwaukee Auditorium
15 November 1999	Chicago		Riviera Theatre
16 November 1999
17 November 1999
19 November 1999			Royal Oak Music Theatre
20 November 1999			SeaGate Convention Centre
21 November 1999	Cincinnati		Taft Theatre
23 November 1999	Rochester		Rochester Auditorium
24 November 1999	Cleveland		Agora Theatre
26 November 1999			State Theatre
27 November 1999			Fox Theatre
28 November 1999			Oakdale Theatre
30 November 1999			The F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts
1 December 1999	Pittsburgh		A. J. Palumbo Center
2 December 1999			Soaring Eagle Casino
4 December 1999	Toronto	Canada	Massey Hall
5 December 1999	Montreal		Métropolis
7 December 1999	New York City	United States	Beacon Theatre
8 December 1999
9 December 1999
11 December 1999	Boston		Orpheum Theatre
12 December 1999			Tower Theatre
13 December 1999
Europe
6 February 2000		Ireland	National Concert Hall
7 February 2000	Birmingham	England	Symphony Hall
8 February 2000
10 February 2000			Sheffield City Hall
11 February 2000	Cardiff	Wales	Cardiff International Arena
12 February 2000		England	Windsor Hall
13 February 2000	Manchester		Apollo Theatre
14 February 2000	Liverpool		Empire Theatre
16 February 2000	Nottingham		Royal Concert Hall
17 February 2000	Glasgow	Scotland	Clyde Auditorium
19 February 2000	London	England	Royal Albert Hall
20 February 2000
23 February 2000		Portugal	Coliseu do Porto
24 February 2000			Pavilhao Atlantico
25 February 2000	Madrid	Spain	La Riviera
26 February 2000	Barcelona		El Teatro De Zeleste
28 February 2000	Paris	France
29 February 2000	Brussels	Belgium	Vorst Nationaal
1 March 2000	Utrecht	Netherlands	Muzickcentrum Vredenburg
2 March 2000
4 March 2000		Italy	PalaSavena
5 March 2000	Sull'Oglio		Pala-Us
6 March 2000	Milan		Forum di Assago
7 March 2000	Florence		Verdi Theater
9 March 2000	Zurich	Switzerland	Kongresshaus Zurich
11 March 2000		Germany	Stadhalle
12 March 2000			Palladium Koln
13 March 2000			Kultur Und Kongresszentrum Liederhalle
15 March 2000			Haus Auensee
16 March 2000	Berlin		ColumbiaHalle
17 March 2000			Stadttheater Furth
19 March 2000	Vienna	Austria	Libro Music Hall
20 March 2000			Hala Tivoli
23 March 2000			Winter Sports Palace
25 March 2000			Sala Palatului

External links

• Yesworld: The Official Yes website Past & present versions
• Forgotten Yesterdays (A Comprehensive Guide To Yes Shows)

Notes and References

1. Web site: Drama Tour – Tour Dates . https://web.archive.org/web/20030621143757/http://www.forgottenyesterdays.com/tour_listing.asp?s=5&tname=10&SortBy=tDate&so=asc&navb=4 . dead . 21 June 2003 . 2013-10-04 .
2. Web site: 90125 Tour – Tour Dates . https://web.archive.org/web/20030812152352/http://www.forgottenyesterdays.com/tour_listing.asp?s=5&tname=11&SortBy=tDate&so=asc&navb=4 . dead . 12 August 2003 . 2013-10-04 .
3. Web site: Big Generator Tour – Tour Dates . https://web.archive.org/web/20030621145113/http://www.forgottenyesterdays.com/tour_listing.asp?s=5&tname=12&SortBy=tDate&so=asc&navb=4 . dead . 21 June 2003 . 2007-06-07 . 2013-10-04 .
4. Web site: Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe Tour – Tour Dates . https://web.archive.org/web/20030812152536/http://www.forgottenyesterdays.com/tour_listing.asp?s=5&tname=13&SortBy=tDate&so=asc&navb=4 . dead . 12 August 2003 . 2007-06-07 . 2013-10-04 .
5. Web site: Union Tour – Tour Dates . https://web.archive.org/web/20030812152508/http://www.forgottenyesterdays.com/tour_listing.asp?s=5&tname=14&SortBy=tDate&so=asc&navb=4 . dead . 12 August 2003 . 2007-08-21 . 2013-10-04 .
6. Web site: Nippon Budokan 1990-1994 . livehis.com . ja . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20141006090218/http://www.livehis.com/archive/1990.html . 6 October 2014.
7. Yes "Talk Tour" Itinerary. Travel Rite Itineraries: San Rafael, CA 1994.
8. Web site: Talk Tour – Tour Dates . https://web.archive.org/web/20031002035735/http://forgottenyesterdays.com/tour_listing.asp?s=5&tname=15&SortBy=tDate&so=asc&navb=4 . dead . 2 October 2003 . 2007-06-07 . 2013-10-04 .
9. Web site: Yes Concert Setlist at The Fremont Theatre, San Luis Obispo on March 4, 1996 . setlist.fm . 2013-10-04.
10. Web site: Open Your Eyes Tour – Tour Dates . https://web.archive.org/web/20030812153348/http://www.forgottenyesterdays.com/tour_listing.asp?s=5&tname=18&SortBy=tDate&so=asc&navb=4 . dead . 12 August 2003 . 2013-10-04 .
11. Web site: The Ladder Tour – Tour Dates . https://web.archive.org/web/20030812153748/http://www.forgottenyesterdays.com/tour_listing.asp?s=5&tname=19&SortBy=tDate&so=asc&navb=4 . dead . 12 August 2003 . 2007-09-06 . 2013-10-04 .