Jon Anderson

When progressive rock emerged in the 1970s, a storm of protest arose. Groups such as Pink Floyd, Genesis and Emerson, Lake & Palmer nevertheless marked an epic side track in music history. Predictable blues and superficial pop had to make way for grand, mythological, abundant songs, sometimes up to 20 minutes long.

Jon Anderson, as the creative driving force behind Yes – think of hits like 'Owner of a lonely heart' – is a milestone in this progressive rock scene. In addition to Yes, Jon Anderson has been working with the Greek musician Vangelis for more than 20 years. He will be at the Handelsbeurs without Yes or Vangelis, but with his characteristic, theatrical voice, his sometimes eccentric but always virtuoso music and the necessary drama. The fact that Jon Anderson is still convincing after 36 years makes him an icon. Without further ado.

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