Jon Anderson has expressed his willingness to reunite with his esteemed former Yes bandmates, a notion that has delighted fans of the legendary progressive rock group. While discussions of a reunion linger, Anderson is actively engaged in revisiting some of the most iconic music they created together, collaborating with talented musicians he discovered through YouTube. This innovative approach has allowed him to breathe new life into classic tracks, showcasing the enduring appeal of their music.

For the past few years, Anderson has been performing alongside the group known as the Band Geeks, participating in a successful tour dubbed “Yes: Epics, Classics and More.” Their recent performance, recorded in August at the historic Arcada Theater in St. Charles, Illinois, will soon be available to fans as Jon Anderson and the Band Geeks Live: Perpetual Change, set for release on March 14 through Frontiers Music. This album promises to be a thrilling collection for both long-time followers and new listeners alike.

The highly anticipated album will be offered in multiple formats, including a 2CD/DVD set and a stunning triple vinyl edition. With preorders already in full swing, fans are eagerly awaiting the chance to experience this live performance. Below, you can find the complete track listing and a preview of their fresh rendition of “And You And I,” a beloved track from the groundbreaking 1972 album Close to the Edge.

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In June, Anderson delighted fans with the release of “Shine On,” which marked his first original single created with the Band Geeks. This captivating track was skillfully produced by Anderson and Richie Castellano of Blue Oyster Cult, who also serves as the band’s bassist and musical director. Their collaboration continued with the release of their full-length debut album, True, which dropped in August, showcasing their unique sound and artistry.

Anderson’s journey with Castellano began in the summer of 2018 when he stumbled upon a remarkable cover of the title track from Close to the Edge, titled “Close to the Edge: A Band Geek Yes Cover with Chris Clark.” This inspired him to form the new group, which has since captivated audiences with their fresh interpretations of classic Yes music.

The last studio album featuring Anderson and Yes was the critically acclaimed Magnification, released in 2001. The Band Geeks lineup also features talented musicians such as keyboardists Chris Clark and Andy Ascolese, bassist Andy Graziano, and guitarist Robert Kipp, all contributing to the rich sound that fans have come to love.

‘Jon Anderson and the Band Geeks Live: Perpetual Change’ Complete Track Listing
“Yours Is No Disgrace”
“Perpetual Change”
“Close to the Edge”
“Heart Of The Sunrise”
“Starship Trooper”
“Awaken”
“And You and I”
“Your Move / I’ve Seen All Good People”
“Gates of Delirium”
“Roundabout”

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