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Showing 1-25 of 42 results."Don't Stop Believing" in the power of music, because Neal Schon, Arnel Pineda, Ross Valory, Jonathan Cain, and Deen Castronovo are ready to rock a slew of Journey concerts on the Revelation Tour. Selling over 80 million albums during their career, the San Francisco band is as popular as The Eagles, Def Leppard, and Chicago. Famous for power ballads like "Open Arms", "Who's Crying Now", and "Faithfully", they released an album called Revelation last year.
Kicking off on July 16, the current itinerary wraps up with a September show. Opening acts for select tour dates include Ann and Nancy Wilson and their band Heart, as well as Night Ranger. A mix of classic hits and new tracks, Revelation includes "After All These Years", "Never Walk Away", and "Wildest Dream". In the next few months, the soft rock group plans to work on a new album and rock out Journey performances at venues in Memphis, Austin, and Atlantic City.
The band's new lead singer, Arnel Pineda follows in the footsteps of former Journey frontmen, Jeff Scott Soto, Steve Augeri, and the legendary tenor Steve Perry. In an Amazon.com review, a fan "Somewhere in Texas" writes, "The guy has a great voice and sings the hell out of the new songs". Discovered on YouTube by guitar player Neal Schon, Pineda comes from the Philippines and brings a blast of creative energy and soulful voice to Journey's rock music and stage shows.
As we approach the second leg of the 2009 Journey Tour, the "Wheel in the Sky" keeps on turning, so get discount Journey seats on TicketNetwork before it's too late. Enjoy the music "Any Way You Want It" with cheap Journey tickets to hear some of the best classic rock songs of all time.
From MTV - "Journey altered their musical approach and their personnel extensively while becoming a top touring and recording band." - Read More »
From The Orange Leader - "Journey will perform on Sunday, Sept. 27, at Ford Pavilion in what will surely be a rocking night for everyone in attendance." - Read More »
In 1973, keyboardist Greg Rolie and guitarist Neal Schon left Santana and formed the Golden Gate Rhythm Section in San Francisco, CA. Initially, they planned to be a backup group, and the founding members included Ross Valory, George Tickner, and Prairie Prince. Soon after getting together, a roadie called John Villaneuva helped them choose the name Journey. After signing with Colombia Records, which also works with Billy Joel and ZZ Top, they released a self titled debut album in 1975 and followed up with Look into the Future and Next. Journey experimented with different music styles but did not sell many concert tickets until they met up with Steve Perry.
Replacing Robert Fleischman as the lead vocalist, Perry became one of the most famous rock singers of all time, ranking with Bono from U2 and Bon Scott of AC/DC. With Steve on board, the Journey album Infinity went multi-platinum and featured the hit single, "Lights". Their next project, Evolution, introduced Steve Smith on the drums and included hits like "Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'". In 1981, the rock band released their most successful album, Escape. Certified platinum, Escape sold over nine million copies and included Top Ten songs such as "Who's Crying Now" and "Open Arms". In 1983, Steve Perry began focusing on solo projects like Street Talk, and the band wallowed in fights and power struggles.
Bassist Randy Jackson, a current judge on American Idol, joined the group in 1986, and the band recorded Raised on Radio before going their separate ways. In 1995, Journey joined forces with the manager of The Eagles, Irving Azoff, and reunited to record Trial by Fire. The last studio album with Perry and drummer Steve Smith, Trial by Fire featured the singles "When You Love a Woman" and "Message of Love". Unfortunately, the vocalist injured his hip while hiking in Hawaii, and he and Smith left the band. After holding off for two years, the artists got tired of waiting for the hip surgery and recruited singer Steve Augeri for the album Arrival, which featured Deen Castronovo as the new drummer.
Around this time, the band performed with REO Speedwagon, and Styx, but fate struck again. Suffering from a throat infection during a tour with Def Leppard, Augeri quit the group to rest his vocal chords. Jeff Scott Soto replaced him in 2006, but it did not work out and he left to tour with the Trans Siberian Orchestra. Once again, Journey needed a new vocalist. In 2007, Neal Schon was watching YouTube when he discovered Arnel Pineda singing covers of Journey songs. The next thing you know, the band hired Pineda as their new lead singer, recorded Revelation, and went on tour with Heart and Cheap Trick.
Currently, the band has plenty of 2009 tour dates, so it's time to look for cheap Journey seats. Enjoy your favorite power ballads at the Revelation Tour with discount Journey concert tickets from TicketNetwork.
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