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Jon Anderson announces US tour dates with The Band Geeks for Spring 2023

By Jerry Ewing published 7 October 22

Former Yes singer Jon Anderson will tour with Band Geek podcast house band performing Yes music

“I wanted to help Yes reinvent itself." The story of Yes and The Quest

By Dave Ling published 1 October 22

How prog legends Yes set about making their twenty-second studio album The Quest

Yes frontman Jon Davison: "Taylor Hawkins’ last words to me were ‘I love you’"

By Dave Everley published 29 September 22

“He was fearless”: Yes frontman Jon Davison on his childhood friend Taylor Hawkins

Watch this delightful early interview of a pre-superstardom Yes appearing on early 70s BBC TV

By Joe Banks published 20 September 22

From Jon Anderson's endearing shyness to Rick Wakeman's typical hilarity, this is a rare look at Yes before they conquered the US

The return of Porcupine Tree is on the front of the new issue of Prog, on sale now!

By Jerry Ewing last updated 20 September 22

Plus Pink Floyd, Vangelis, Alan White, Arthur Brown, The Tangent, Coheed, The Utopia Strong and more...

Dee Palmer details limited edition box set

By Stef Lach last updated 20 September 22

Former Jethro Tull keyboard player Dee Palmer to issue 'vintage' collection in June

The top ten keyboard players in prog

By Jerry Ewing last updated 20 September 22

As voted for by readers of Prog Magazine...

Porcupine Tree are on the cover of the new issue of Prog, on sale now

By Jerry Ewing last updated 20 September 22

What's in the brand new issue of Prog Magazine and where you can get it

A beginner's guide to the thrilling, topsy-turvy world of the concept album

By Hugh Fielder, Jon Hotten, Sian Llewellyn last updated 20 September 22

Rock is often about more than just the music: it's about The Big Idea, and ambition manifesting itself as The Concept Album

Prog rock supergroup Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe in suits against a brown background

The Top 10 Essential 80s Prog Albums

By Nick Shilton last updated 20 September 22

If prog ruled the world in the 1970s, then the 80s found it retreating to take stock. But it still produced some classic albums – and these are the 10 best

How To Watch This Evening's Prog Awards

By Jerry Ewing last updated 20 September 22

Your easy guide to keep up to speed with prog's big night at the Progressive Music Awards...

Alex Lifeson (left) and Geddy Lee performing with Canadian progressive rock group, Rush, at the Civic Center in Springfield, Massachusetts, during the band's All The World's a Stage tour, 9th December 1976

The 10 Essential 70s Prog Rock Albums

By Nick Shilton last updated 20 September 22

Epic soundtracks with intricate, melodic harmonies or gratuitous, overblown tosh? No other rock genre - even in the 70s - divided opinion like Prog

Pink Floyd’s Dark Side Of The Moon: one of the albums that built prog

The History Of Prog In 50 Albums

By Louder last updated 20 September 22

From King Crimson, Yes and Pink Floyd to Dream Theater, Tool and Steven Wilson, these are the 50 albums that built prog

Pink Floyd's Animals reimagined by host of prog stars

By Jerry Ewing last updated 20 September 22

Rick Wakeman, Al Di Meola, Billy Cobham, Martin Barre, James LaBrie, Patrick Moraz and more take on Floyd's 1977 album

My Record Collection: Dr Stuart Clark

By Jo Kendall last updated 20 September 22

Renowned astronomer, author and Guardian blogger has combed time, space and several guitar shops for a galaxy of progressive music delights.

Total mass retain: How Yes made Close To The Edge

By Sid Smith last updated 14 September 22

Sibelius, Herman Hesse, The Mahavishnu Orchestra and even The Kinks. These were the inspirations according to Yes, behind the genius of their fifth studio album