Yes Fan Convention Announces For Band's 50th Anniversary
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Prog legends Yes have revealed some very special plans next spring to celebrate their 50th anniversary with their Yes Fan Convention in London, in addition to their previously announced shows in the city. We were sent the following details: They have announced a weekend of events to coincide with their two London shows on 24th & 25th March, the final dates of their 2018 UK tour. On Sunday, 25th March, the London Palladium will host the Yes Fan Convention, an afternoon devoted to all things Yes, attended by both current members of the band and YES alumni. This unique event is sponsored by Prog Magazine and will feature: * The official launch and world-wide exclusive availability of the Drama line-up version of Fly From Here, new lead vocals throughout by Trevor Horn, and remix by Trevor, including an unreleased track. (limited numbers available for purchase) * Roger Dean artwork on display and for sale. Trading Boundaries (Prog Rock venue) will host Roger's stand at which a new piece of artwork for Close to the Edge will be revealed for the first time * Exclusive free YES FAN DAY souvenir programme (limited numbers available) * Raffle of YES collectables (monies will go to the chosen charities) * YES Memorabilia display in the foyer (Curated by David Watkinson) * YES tribute bands: SeYeS and Fragile (with Clair Hamill) will perform classic YES songs
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