Fans can purchase tickets for all upcoming Yes shows on sites like Vivid Seats; the official on-sale for the ‘Fragile Tour’ is Friday, June 13. Vivid Seats is a secondary market ticketing platform, ...

The classic prog-rock band Yes will make its 1971 album “Fragile” the centerpiece of a fall tour, and the first stop is scheduled to take place on Oct. 1 at the Oakdale Theatre in Wallingford.

At each show, original Fragile album cover artist Roger Dean’s artwork will be available for sale at the merch table, with Howe noting, “Roger was and is quintessential to the look of Yes. He’s still ...

Ioannis Vasilopoulos created 350 covers and artwork for top bands and artists. Credit: Facebook Ioannis Vasilopoulos, the Greek designer who created album covers for some of the world’s biggest rock ...

This cover is one of the most iconic 1960s album covers, if not the quintessential album cover from that era. The photo for Abbey Road was snapped pretty quickly, and it has since been interpreted ...

Ahead of forging his creative partnership with Yes, artist Roger Dean not only designed the cover, but came up with the band’s memorable logo as well. “I met Roger after our label suggested ...

The album cover for Funeral For Justice achieves a similar feat, too. Robert Beatty’s artwork depicts a large crow with blood dripping off its talons, cascading onto a coffin below with an ...

BETTENDORF - Roger Dean Wiese, 85, of Bettendorf and formerly of Bennett, entered his eternal rest late Friday night, December 6, 2024, while under the care of the Clarissa Cook ...

Dean Wareham, his partner Britta Phillips, and frequent collaborator Sonic Boom have teamed up to make a holiday album. It’s titled A Peace of Us and will be out November 22 via Carpark.

The Wall is definitely one of Pink Floyd’s best album covers, and the record gave them their only U.S. No. 1 as “Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 2” (the “We don’t need no education” song ...

Your average Roger Dean album cover right here. Imagine holding this two-foot-wide beauty in your hands while getting your prog on. Image via Glide Magazine So why vinyl?