On Tuesday (June 10), Yes announced that they will embark on a fall tour where they will perform their multi-platinum 1971 record, Fragile, in its entirety, as part of their ongoing Album Series. The 31-date trek will launch on October 1 in Wallingford, Connecticut, with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees also stopping in Washington, D.C., Atlanta, Memphis, Denver, and various other cities, before finishing on November 16 in Reno, Nevada. Fragile was a commercial success for the prog rock legends, reaching No. 4 on the Billboard album chart due to hits like “Roundabout,” which reached No. 13 on the Hot 100. “It’s fairly ‘odd-ball,’ but we were at the height of our creativity, determined for success,” guitarist Steve Howe says of Fragile in a press release. “It gave us confidence, further than our own in-stock belief, we’d crafted this unusual but noticeable musical twist to rock and what later became prog.” Tickets for The Fragile Tour 2025 go on sale on Friday (June 13). (Rolling Stone)
