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Band members:

Jon Anderson/voice
Chris Squire/Bass
Steve Howe/Guitar
Billy Sherwood/Keyboards
Alan White/Drums
Igor Khoroshev/Guitar

Faz Productions:
Haroldo Tzirulnik / Simon Seidman

Promoter:
Stargate
Productions

Mariano Crouzeilles/Promoter

Patricio Rozo/Production Manager
Valeria Machado/Production Coordinator
Diego Milrud/Advertising & Marketing
Eduardo Levi/Production Assistance
Marina Sicilia/Production Assistance
Ariel Rodriguez/Runner

Press:
Nora Guerra

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[English Translation]
Yes in Argentina

There is the paradox called Yes. Born out the fertile British
rock ground in the late '60s. "progressive" standard-bearers
in the '70s, reborn in the '80s, and now reinventing itself
again in the '90s. YES has always steered well clear of rock
tradition and convention. Deliberately operating independent
of fashion, they have regularly refashioned themselves. Yes,
in the process, they have managed to become one of rock's
most enduring and successful propositions. No less than a
dozen players have taken part in the YES drama over the
years, a shifting balance of strongly independent musical
characters coming together to challenge themselves and each
other. Yet, the "idea" of YES has transcended these individual
personalities, and the music has managed to maintain an
unmistakable YES-ness about it, in whatever incarnation of the
band.

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[English Translation]
The Return Of A Legend

While some may consider the group "faceless," the music has
never been anonymous. In contrast to other major groups of
the rock era, there have been few YES clones. It may be
that YES, by definition, resists duplication, as it has always
been the unique product of distinct musical voices occupying
a singular universe.

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[English Translation]
"I never really saw the term rock & roll applying to YES. The
challenge was to do something individual, not observing rules.
Everything about YES was non-standard. I think we set an
example for other bands of how you can be different and be
successful."

Chris Squire

"We did what we set out to do, which was to keep going and not
feed the pop machine, because it will swallow you...Music is a
very expanding thing. It's an all powerful thing, it's a
healing thing, it's a danceable thing, it's a soulful thing,
it's a very human thing."

Jon Anderson

September 12
Luna Park