Yes

In November 2001, when Yes performed "The Gates of Delirium Part 3 (Soon)" at the Heineken Music Hall, they were riding high on the wave of their 2001 album, *Magnification*. This album turned out to be significant as it was notable for featuring an orchestral arrangement, marking a shift for the band toward a more symphonic sound. At this particular concert, they collaborated with the European Festival Orchestra, adding depth and grandeur to their already intricate compositions. It was a remarkable moment in Yes's journey, showcasing their musical evolution while celebrating the band's rich history. Fun fact: this was one of their rare performances where orchestral arrangements weren’t just an addition but integrated into their set, making it a unique experience that connected long-time fans with newcomers. Plus, it was a testament to Yes’s ability to continuously reinvent themselves while staying true to their progressive rock roots.

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