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Yes Postpones UK/EU Tour, Steve Howe Needs Surgery

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Prog rock legends Yes postpone UK and EU tour due to guitarist Steve Howes surgery. New dates announced after Easter, with tickets remaining valid. Fans assured of top-tier performances once Steve recovers.

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Yes Postpones UK/EU Tour, Steve Howe Needs Surgery. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 4th, Prague Rock icons, yes, have postponed their fragile UK and EU tour. 78-year-old Gattara Steve Howe needs essential surgery followed by recovery time to get back on stage strong. The tour was lined up to start April 22nd in Glasgow with 11 dates across Europe. Now the band's crambling to reschedule everything for later dates, with details dropping after Easter. Fans get the straight talk in the band's statement, they want Steve delivering top-tier performances, no shortcuts. They've shouted out UK supporters and asked for patience during this. Formed in 1968 in London, yes has seen endless line-up shifts with stars like John Anderson and Rick Wakeman. Inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2017, Steve's the anchor now alongside John Davison, Jay Shellen and Billy. Sherwood, hold on to those tickets. They're good for the new dates and the 2026 shows roll on as planned. Yes, we'll be backfiring on all cylinders before you know it.

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