1 He almost didn’t join Journey It may come as a surprise, but Perry nearly passed up the opportunity to join one of the most successful rock bands of all time. In his mid-20s, when he was ...

That might explain a bit of Perry’s new single, a duet with country godfather Willie Nelson, where the pair revisits “Faithfully,” one of Journey’s finest, high-lonesome ballads with a ...

Steve Perry joined Journey when they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2017, but declined to perform. As it stands, the singer, dubbed the "Voice," is riding things out as a ...

But Perry had physical issues [the singer went on a hiking holiday in Hawaii and cracked his hip; he claimed he needed a replacement] and didn’t want to do much touring.

After the Infinity tour, Dunbar was replaced by drummer Steve Smith, who was with the band until 1985. He has taken periodic breaks since then, but kept performing with Journey into the 1990s and ...

Steve Perry skated… he used lower notes that sounded just as good. They weren’t the high, soaring notes. When you have to, you have to. Robert Plant does it, everybody does it.

The resurgence of Journey and the band's hit "Don't Stop Believin' " may have given fans hope of a reunion, but former lead singer Steve Perry says that's probably not going to happen. "It's like ...

Journey were a noodling jazz-rock band with a cult following – until they discovered Steve Perry and made 1978’s Infinity ...

Rather, it’s a reimagining of a Journey classic from 1983, titled “Faithfully”. According to Perry, the idea to debut a new recording with the country legend had been in the works for some time.

Former Journey frontman Steve Perry recently signed a new record deal with Dark Horse Records, the label founded by late Beatles guitarist George Harrison. Perry’s first release on Dark Horse ...