Yes

In December 1999, just a short time before the turn of the millennium, Yes was on tour promoting their album "The Ladder," which had been released earlier that year. "The Ladder" marked a pivotal moment for the band, showcasing a blend of classic progressive rock elements with a fresh sound. With tracks like "Homeworld (The Ladder)" and "The Messenger," the album resonated deeply with long-time fans while drawing in new listeners, too. The performance captured at the Orpheum Theatre in Boston was part of a tour that brought together their rich musical history and the excitement of what lay ahead as the new millennium approached. Yes’s live shows during this era were noted for their vibrant energy and impressive musicianship, a perfect fit for the historic setting of the Orpheum. Interestingly, the concert wasn't just a nod to their past; it was a celebration of their evolution as artists, a theme that echoed throughout their career. The countdown to the year 2000 added a unique thrill to the performance, making it a cosmic gathering for everyone in attendance.

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