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Jon Anderson And The Band Geeks - Live - Perpetual Change (2025)
Following the worldwide acclaim for their debut album "TRUE", Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks announce today the March 14th release of the CD/DVD package “Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks Live - Perpetual Change”. The band recorded and filmed the entire show at the Aracada Theater in St. Charles, Illinois on their August 2023 summer tour. The concert will be available as a two CD/DVD package as well as a triple vinyl package.
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Following the worldwide acclaim for their debut album "TRUE", Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks announce today the March 14th release of the CD/DVD package “Jon Anderson and The Band Geeks Live - Perpetual Change”. The band recorded and filmed the entire show at the Aracada Theater in St. Charles, Illinois on their August 2023 summer tour. The concert will be available as a two CD/DVD package as well as a triple vinyl package.
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Jon Anderson
Lead Vocals, Percussion, Guitar, Harp
Richie Castellano
Bass, Vocals
Andy Graziano
Guitar, Vocals
Andy Ascolese
Drums, Keyboard, Perussion, Vocals
Christopher Clark
Keyboards, Vocals
Robert Kipp
Keyboard, Guitar, Percussion, Vocals
Rob Schmoll
Guitar, Vocals (And You and I, Your Move, I've Seen All Good People)
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