Journey keyboardist and guitarist Jonathan Cain has responded to the cease-and-desist order bandmate Neal Schon filed against him for performing "Don't Stop Believin" at Mar-a-Lago.

Neal Schon says he's thrilled to be getting in touch with his improvisational roots on guitar at the helm of a group that also features former Journey members Gregg Rolie on keyboards and vocals ...

A secret rehearsal space and a love for Jack Bruce’s basslines also played their part in the song's creation, as Schon explains ...

Jonathan Cain, Deen Castronovo, and Neal Schon of Journey perform onstage during the 2021 iHeartRadio Music Festival on September 18, 2021 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

Neal Schon isn’t one to miss a chance to let the world know that he’s not entirely in sync with the rest of the members of Journey — even when they’re sharing the stage on a nightly basis.

Journey’s current stadium tour with Def Leppard became a little less awkward Thursday as band mates Jonathan Cain and Neal Schon reached a legal solution in their court battle involving the ...

Guitarist Neal Schon mentioned Perry from the stage.” After Cridlin published his follow-up, Schon tweeted “Thanks Jay for the correction. I’m sorry that you really didn’t care for the ...

Journey have existed in one form or another for nearly 50 years, with members Neal Schon and Jonathan Cain leading the arena rock group through various iterations over the decades.

Journey's Neal Schon has responded to new legal action from former bandmate Steve Perry, calling it "total crap."Perry is petitioning to cancel trademark registrations for 20 Journey songs filed ...

Neal Schon and Michaele Schon. Theo Wargo/WireImage. Like his wife, Journey fans will soon be able to experience something different. In July, the band will descend on Las Vegas for four special ...

Journey’s guitarist Neal Schon is suing bandmate Jonathan Cain, accusing him of blocking access to “critical” financial records. According to Billboard, Schon filed a lawsuit last month in ...

Michaele Salahi Schon and Journey guitarist Neal Schon are suing a security agent, an Indiana event venue and a security company after she was allegedly attacked at one of Neal's concerts in 2017.