Yes

In June 2010, when Yes performed live at the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, they were riding on the wave of their album "Fly From Here," which had been released just a year earlier. This album marked a significant return for the band, being their first studio release with lead vocalist Benoît David. Fans were buzzing with excitement over the fresh sound while also feeling the nostalgia that Yes brought with them, particularly since this venue was historically linked to the original Woodstock Festival—a fitting backdrop for such a pioneering progressive rock band. This live performance highlighted timeless classics like "Roundabout," showcasing their enduring musicianship and appeal. It’s intriguing to note how, even after decades since their debut, Yes continued to draw crowds, proving that great music has no expiration date. Watching this performance, you can really sense the connection between the band and the audience, a testament to their lasting legacy.

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