Yes

In the whirlwind of 1991, Yes was riding a wave of renewed energy with their album "Union," which had just been released a month prior, in March of that year. This album was especially significant as it marked a reunion of several former members, merging the classic lineup with more recent additions, an idea that was truly ambitious. Their live recording of "Hold On" from the Union Tour at the McNichols Sports Arena in Denver captures that electric atmosphere—the thrill of rediscovered camaraderie and the vibrant synergy of diverse musical influences. It’s fascinating how this era brought together various sounds and styles, showcasing the band's talent for blending progressive rock with a fresh pop sensibility. The live performance embodies that spirit of unity and experimentation. And let's not forget, this tour came about during an exciting yet tumultuous time for the band, allowing them to reconnect with fans old and new in a truly captivating way.

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