Yes

On August 5, 2002, Yes performed at the iconic Radio City Music Hall, delivering a live rendition of their classic song "America," a track that serves as a hallmark of their progressive rock identity. Just before this electrifying show, the band had released "Magnification" in 2001, an album that marked a return to their orchestrated sound with a fresh twist, featuring a full symphony orchestra on several tracks. This period in Yes history is particularly intriguing since it demonstrated a blend of the old and the new as the band embraced both their rich legacy and evolving musical landscape. Notably, this concert was part of their "Symphonic Tour," which showcased their artistry in a grand setting, allowing fans to experience the orchestral depth that had become a significant part of their sound. It's fascinating to think — what does it feel like to perform for a venue with such storied history, especially when you’re sharing stages with legends?

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