Yes

In March 2011, during the live recording at the House of Blues in Houston, Yes had just released their studio album *Fly from Here* a year earlier. This album was significant because it marked the return of Trevor Horn, who had notably produced their iconic *90125* album back in the '80s. The Houston concert showcased a vibrant performance of “Starship Trooper,” a classic that has transcended generations, highlighting the band’s willingness to honor their roots while celebrating new material. Interestingly, this tour was a chance for fans to experience the blend of nostalgia and innovation, as many attendees felt a renewed appreciation for their timeless tracks. With Chris Squire's phenomenal bass work and the soaring vocals of Benoît David, it was clear that even years into their career, Yes was still capturing hearts and igniting energy with every note. Isn’t it wild how music can evoke such powerful memories and emotions?

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