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Montreal, Toronto, United States
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Exclusive Interview: Jon Davison of Yes on Creating the Band’s New Album, ‘Aurora’

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By Andy Burns
| Biff Bam Pop
In 2012, following the sudden departure of then-singer Benoit David from progressive rock band Yes, the band were on the lookout for a new lead singer. Filling the role wouldn’t be easy, as whoever took it on would need a tenor voice resembling that of the band’s original lead singer and co-founder, Jon Anderson.
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Exclusive Interview: Andy Burns Talks to Billy Sherwood of Yes About Their New Album, ‘Aurora’

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By Andy Burns
| Biff Bam Pop
This Friday, June 12 sees the release of Aurora, the 24th studio album from progressive rock band, Yes. The line-up, as it has been since 2022’s The Quest, consists of Steve Howe (guitars), Geoff Downes (keyboards), Jon Davison (vocals), Billy Sherwood (bass), and Jay Schellen (drums) (drummer Alan White, who passed away in 2022, was also on The Quest).
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Live Review: The Pete Roth Trio featuring Bill Bruford in Toronto

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By Andy Burns
| Biff Bam Pop
I’m a lucky music fan. Ever since I started going to shows back in 1991, I’ve been able to see every artist I’d hoped to. Except for two. The first was James Brown, and the kicker was that I had tickets to see him outside Toronto when he passed away just two weeks before the gig. As you can imagine, I did not feel good. The other musician on my list of artists I never had the chance to see was drummer Bill Bruford, he of Yes and King Crimson fame.
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