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Yes Cancels European Dates for Guitarist's Essential Operation
3 Apr
Summary
- Yes postponed their Fragile European tour due to Steve Howe's essential surgery.
- The band aims to reschedule the UK and EU shows for a later date.
- New album by Yes is scheduled for release in July, with artwork finalized.
Yes has postponed their 11-date Fragile European tour, with guitarist Steve Howe needing to undergo an essential operation requiring recovery time. The band stated this decision ensures Howe can perform in full health for their fans.
They are currently working to reschedule the UK and EU shows, with full details expected after Easter. Tickets for the original dates will remain valid for the rescheduled performances. Upcoming tour dates planned for later in 2026 are expected to proceed as scheduled.
The postponed tour was set to feature a complete performance of their 1971 album, Fragile. Yes also has a new album finished and mastered, with artwork being finalized. This new record is slated for release in July.
Notably, Howe is the sole remaining member from the original Fragile lineup still with the band. He has previously ruled out a reunion with original singer Jon Anderson, citing compatibility issues.
