Rick Wakeman kicked off his Wakeman and Son Tour last night (March 11) in Ridgefield, Connecticut, with Oliver Wakeman, a fellow former member of Yes. Among the highlights was a suite of Yes songs, ...

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Following the postponement of his July 2025 concerts due to an impending surgery, Rick Wakeman is back and will be touring for the first time ever with his son, Oliver, who is replacing Hayley ...

Rick Wakeman's career has been celebrated by a six-stamp collection from Isle Of Man Stamps & Coins, all featuring the artwork of Roger Dean. "I am honoured to have my career featured on these stamps ...

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Rick Wakeman is on the mend after undergoing brain surgery. Wakeman, a keyboardist and a member of the rock band Yes for decades, recently shared a health update to his ...

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Famed keyboardist and Yes member Rick Wakeman announced that he is postponing his upcoming tour of the U.S. in order to undergo surgery. In a statement posted to social media, Wakeman’s publicist ...

Rick Wakeman, a renowned keyboardist, will be performing his last one-man show at the Brown County Music Center on April 12. Wakeman has collaborated with numerous music icons, including David Bowie, ...

RICK WAKEMAN CBE is pleased to announce he will be touring for the first time ever with his son, Oliver. Although they have occasionally performed together in the past, this will be the first ...

But with his 77th birthday nearly upon us (May 18 for those keeping track), one chapter closing for the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer is his myriad one-man shows, which he’ll be bringing to The Paramount ...

In the 1970s, an enterprising ad campaign labeled a then-cadaverous Lou Reed as “the phantom of rock.” That was then, and now, a descriptor that would have been applied more aptly to cape-bedecked and ...