Yes

In July 2003, Yes delivered a powerful live performance at the Montreux Jazz Festival, a significant event as it marked the band's first appearance at this renowned venue, even though they had a long-standing connection with Montreux due to their history of recording there. Just before this performance, they released “Magnification” in 2001, notable for its lush orchestration and a reinvigorated sound that showcased the band’s evolution. Their live rendition of “Heart of the Sunrise,” a track from their classic album “Fragile,” not only served as a reminder of their progressive rock roots but also highlighted their ability to engage audiences even decades into their career. The Montreux performance reflected the band's enduring appeal and innovative spirit, demonstrating that even in the early 2000s, Yes remained a vital force in rock music, consistently pushing the boundaries of their genre.

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