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'1,000 Hands' will feature guest appearances by members of Jethro Tull, Journey, Deep Purple and his former band Yes.

Singer decided to rejoin after Chris Squire played him new tracks in 1983.

Two versions of Yes are celebrating the band's 50th anniversary, which is apparently fine with all involved. Jon Anderson explains.

Jon Anderson has confirmed an appearance on stage with Yes during next month’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction.

Former Yes vocalist Jon Anderson said a reunion with his ex-bandmates feels like a pretty safe bet at the Rock Hall inductions.

No matter how you feel about the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, there's no denying the excitement of witnessing former bandmates back onstage at the ceremony.

The looming anniversary of Yes' founding might just offer the perfect opportunity for a reunion with their former singer.

Former Yes singer Jon Anderson has penned a touching tribute to Chris Squire.

After a few difficult years, original Yes vocalist Jon Anderson is back touring and has booked a trip to South America for shows in September. In addition, when he goes, he’ll be bringing a special new song that he’s penned for perhaps the world’s biggest sporting event.

Check out Yes founding member and singer Jon Anderson in a whole new light in this video. Anderson co-wrote and collaborated on the tune with Italian composer and conductor Marco Sabiu (pronounced sab-YEW), and the track also is featured on Sabiu's recently released album, Audio Ergo Sum. Love it, or hate it?