Steve Perry left Journey twice due to personal challenges ... Just because Shaun of the Dead's use of "Don't Stop Me Now" is beloved by the masses doesn't mean every Queen band member approved ...

If those words immediately caused Journey's Don't Stop Believin' to play in the vast, invisible Spotify of your brain, it was Steve Perry's voice you heard. He had, and still has, one of the most ...

That “Dead or Alive” came directly after the too-similar “Lay It Down” also didn’t do the song any favors. “Lights,” found ...

That's when Journey added Steve Perry as frontman – after brief flirtation with Robert Fleischman. Drummer Steve Smith then replaced Dunbar as the group began reeling off multi-platinum albums.

The lyrics explain that I was waiting for their [Journey’s] light to shine on me. It’s about me waiting and ready to walk out there and become part of the band.” “The way they did that ...

By Chris Eggertsen Former Journey frontman Steve Perry signed to the late George Harrison‘s Dark Horse Records. The label will release his upcoming holiday album, The Season 3, on Nov. 8.

Steve Perry has only recorded sporadically without Journey, despite his role as a catalyst in the band's biggest chart and touring successes between 1978-1998. Still, Perry's rare solo efforts ...

An expert has come to Tucker Carlson’s defense over the right-wing pundit’s wild claim that an attack by a literal demon ...

One of the best examples of one of these inescapable smashes is Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’,” which has just earned a very special honor. According to the RIAA (Recording Industry As ...

Coming off the strikes of 2023, the cutback in production and other global forces whipping not only showbiz but also the ...

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Morse died at age 76 on Oct. 26. WBUR contributor Jim Sullivan and musicians from The Cars, Aerosmith and more reflect on his legacy in the music community.