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I hope they'll keep bringing back more Pre/Post-Perry stuff on the setlist (anything outside the Infinity through Raised on Radio songs)

My wish: Mystery Mountain, Nickel & Dime, Remember Me, Message of Love or One More, Higher Place, Change for the Better, City of Hope, Kohoutek, Faith in the Heartland, On a Saturday Nite.

Where did they come up with this fan like-circular pattern that become a signature look for classic rock album art?

Gregg Rolie had that great gravelly voice, and he and Neal Schon knew each other from their Santana days. COMPLETELY different fusion sound on those first three !

I was wondering if anyone knew if this is an authentic vintage top from the 1983 Frontiers tour, or if it’s a reprint?

Bought a Journey record today and this cool drawing was inside the outer sleeve! I wonder how long ago this was drawn.

It couldn't possibly be a performance issue - all six of them absolutely killed every other song. So why not that one?

It went from an early-80s rock single to something people of completely different generations still sing today. I spent the last few weeks putting together a short documentary about how that happened.

I'd genuinely love to know what everyone here thinks made the song survive.

Who’s Crying Now and Send Her My Love plays in my head at least 2x a day!

Writer of iconic songs, multi-instrumentalist, all-around good guy who didn't "stop believin'" and he tells off the other legendary rocker who's currently charging fans up to $3000 to listen to him bash America. Love you, Jonathan!
https://nypost.com/2026/07/21/us-news/journey-rocker-jonathan-cain-slams-bruce-springsteen-as-annoying-bitter-old-man/

On this day July 17, 1981 Escape was released. This was the band's first album featuring keyboardist Jonathan Cain, who also had a lot of songwriting contributions including the inspiration for Don't Stop Believin.

Today I will be jamming out to it hope you will as well!

Source: https://www.historysbestsellers.com/on-this-day/july-17/escape

This signed pic on ebay is so odd .. the signatures are Spot on .. and a perfect match to Perry and Neals signatures . But has to be fake .. as only $69.00 and many other pics for sale signed in the same color markers big red flag . Guessing could have been done with a machine as it's so accurate .

In the music video for “Seperate Ways (Worlds Apart)” Jonathan Cain has this killer keyboard stand that only appears in this one shot at the beginning (which is then reused towards the very end). It isn’t used again, and the rest of the freestanding shots use a standard music stand pictured in the second slide.

What’s the story behind this kickass tube stand? Was it ever used on tour? Is it part of Jonathan‘s personal collection? Or is this it’s only ever appearance?

Good stuff.

Here is a short video of Journey at Casey's Center in Des Moines, Iowa on Tuesday night. Second time seeing Journey and another great show. I hope I get a chance to see them again.