03/20/1984 Denver, Colorado

Forgotten Yesterdays

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Band

Yes

Date

Tuesday, March 20, 1984 (35 years, 10 months ago)

Location

Denver, Colorado, United States Of America

Venue

McNichols Sports Arena (17,022 capacity)

Lineup

Jon Anderson     (Vocals)
Tony Kaye     (Keyboards)
Trevor Rabin     (Guitars)
Chris Squire     (Bass)
Alan White     (Drums)

Setlist

Cinema     (90125)
Leave It     (90125)
Yours Is No Disgrace     (The Yes Album)
Hold On     (90125)
Hearts     (90125)
I've Seen All Good People     (The Yes Album)
Kaye Solo
Solly's Beard
Changes     (90125)
And You And I     (Close To The Edge)
Soon     (Relayer)
Make It Easy     (Yesyears)
Owner Of A Lonely Heart     (90125)
It Can Happen     (90125)
Long Distance Runaround     (Fragile)
Whitefish
Amazing Grace
City Of Love     (90125)
Starship Trooper     (The Yes Album)
Roundabout     (Fragile)

Videos

Memorablilia
Total: 2

Ticket Stub
Pete W.

Ticket Stub
Ron Worley

Reviews

Nick P:

The buzz for this show was incredible, since none of us had seen the new Yes. Trevor Rabin seemed amazing at the time. The new songs went over extremely well. The crowd was incredible (15,000 according to the paper).

Bob Keely:

Someone wrote that "Our Song" was only performed on the first night of the 90125 Tour. It was performed at least once more. I saw that tour twice - it came through Denver early in the tour (when they had the lasers - very cool, by the way) and then about a year(?) later with almost the same show in Boulder. There were two differences: they had different lights - no lasers (drat) and they played "Our Song". I distinctly remember that because it was the only song from 90125 they didn't play the first night i saw them.