A Compendium of YES Concert Posters (Yesstuff) Paperback – September 27, 2025

Few items of musical ephemera are imbued with more talismanic, time-traveling power than the concert poster. Produced in the smallest of quantities, they're hard to obtain and even harder to preserve across the ravages of time. Unwieldy, fragile, and subjected to all manner of assault by tape, thumbtacks, and glue, it's a wonder any manage to survive. When they do, they can fetch a king's ransom at auction. After all, who wouldn't want to be transported back in time to a legendary gig by a favorite band at a fabled, but long-since-lost concert palace we remember fondly from our youth?This full-color compendium features what is likely the world's largest collection of rare YES concert posters, documenting the band's extraordinary career from their earliest performances to the present day.As you turn the pages, you'll witness the evolution of YES's visual presence—deeply intertwined with Roger Dean's iconic artwork: otherworldly landscapes, intricate illustrations, and the iconic YES logo. From early, utilitarian bills to fully realized artistic statements, these limited-edition posters are now preserved in high-resolution archival digitization—rendered in stunning clarity for a new generation of fans and collectors.This comprehensive collection spans every era and lineup of YES, showcasing the extraordinary talent that defined the band's sound. Relive the soaring vocals of Jon Anderson, the groundbreaking bass work of co-founder Chris Squire (and his hand-picked successor, Billy Sherwood), and the iconic guitar work of Steve Howe, Trevor Rabin, and Peter Banks. Marvel at the exceptional keyboardists: Rick Wakeman, Tony Kaye, Patrick Moraz, Geoff Downes, Igor Khoroshev, and Tom Brislin. And appreciate the rhythmic force of drummers Bill Bruford, Alan White, Jay Schellen, and Dylan Howe—each contributing to the evolution of the unmistakable YES sound. Also featured are standout vocalists Jon Davison, Benoît David, and the influential producer/vocalist Trevor Horn.This volume is the result of decades of passion and dedication from Glenn Gottlieb and Douglas Gottlieb, known collectively as the Gottlieb Bros. For over 40 years, they have championed YES and Roger Dean's visionary art. What began as a fan-driven pursuit in the 1970s evolved into a trusted creative partnership with the band.Their expertise in design, photography, writing, and digital media has led to direct collaborations with Roger Dean on numerous projects. The Gottlieb Bros. previously contributed to the YES50 tour book and deluxe liner notes for albums including The Quest and Mirror to the Sky.Whether you're a lifelong YES fan, a dedicated music historian, or a passionate collector of rock memorabilia, Yesstuff 2: A Compendium of YES Concert Posters is an essential addition to your library. With nearly 400 stunning visuals and deep archival context, this volume offers a unique, immersive look into the band's visual and musical legacy—presented in an accessible and collectible format. Read more