Jon Anderson, the legendary voice of YES, performs live with The Band Geeks at the Brighton Dome, featuring classic hits from the progressive rock era as part of the 'YES Epics, Classics & More' tour.
Jon Anderson, the lead vocalist and creative force behind the band Yes, is scheduled to perform at the Brighton Dome on 6 September 2026. This concert is part of his 'YES Epics, Classics & More' tour, where he is joined by The Band Geeks. This group, led by Richie Castellano of Blue Öyster Cult, has built a reputation for their detailed recreations of classic rock music, including tracks by Queen, Toto, and Black Sabbath. Anderson has noted that the collaboration aims to capture the sound of the 1970s era of Yes, stating that the group’s approach aligns with the musical style he intends to present on this tour.
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Anderson’s career includes significant contributions to albums such as 'Fragile', 'Awaken', and 'Close to The Edge', alongside co-writing tracks like 'Roundabout' and 'Owner Of A Lonely Heart'. Beyond his work with Yes, he has released solo projects like 'Olias of Sunhillow' and '1000 Hands', and collaborated with musicians such as Vangelis and Kitaro. The Band Geeks accompanying him consist of Richie Castellano on bass and guitar, Chris Clark on keyboards, Andy Ascolese on drums, Phil Castellano on keyboards and guitar, and Matt Beck Graziano on guitar.
The event takes place at the Brighton Dome, located on Church Street. Doors are set to open at 18:45, with the performance beginning at 19:30 and expected to finish by 23:00. Tickets are currently available, with prices ranging from ÂŁ61.50 to ÂŁ86.25, which includes booking and facility fees. The venue offers different seating tiers, and attendees should note that anyone under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult. Due to the level of interest in the tour, additional dates have been added throughout September 2026 in various locations, including Portsmouth, Oxford, Nottingham, Birmingham, Bath, London, Liverpool, Manchester, and Glasgow. This Brighton performance is one of several stops on the tour, providing an opportunity for those interested in the progressive rock genre to see this specific collaboration in a live setting.
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