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Sure, "Don't Stop Believin'" -- but there's a whole lot more. By Gary Graff Though it arrives amidst lawsuits, social media sniping and infighting, Journey is turning 50 this year. During that half ...

Journey could rightly be compared to a shooting star. They made nearly 20 trips into the Billboard Top 40, and all but two of them happened in the '80s. Which ones didn't? The double-platinum Steve ...

American rock band Journey, left to right, bassist Ross Valory, singer Steve Perry, drummer Steve Smith, guitarist Jonathan Cain, and guitarist Neal Schon acknowledge the audience after performing at ...

Picture this: it's midnight, and it's your turn to perform for your friends (and the bar at large) on the karaoke stage. You're indecisive about which tune to select until your eyes fall on Journey's ...

In 1981, Journey dropped their major breakthrough collection, "Escape," an album perfectly poised between the band's groovy art-rock past and their adult contemporary future. It had just enough grit ...

Few rock bands ruled the 80s as much as Journey did. Known for their tight harmonies and pulsating rhythms, the group had hit after hit at radio. Most fans know their songs by the sound, but these ...

From Journey's early fusion-driven days to modern-era LPs with long-standing frontman Arnel Pineda, the band clearly aimed to set a tone with album-opening songs. More often than not, these tracks ...