Not lipping here on Butterfly

[StevePerryHair]

Augeri sounds no worse than JSS does on that god-aweful reno,NV (Nov 06) boot....In fact, JSS was so horrible that show, that Augeri sounds amazing compared....

THANK GOD someone else has said this.

Jesus, compare the earliest Augeri boots the earliest JSS boots. Augeri BLOWS him away AND he sang all the tunes.
Things are different now of course, but when I hear Jeff's boots, I can't imagine what he'll be like down the road.

This doesn't mean I don't like Jss. I do like him. I just can't see him as a viable Journey singer and if he's straining
as he is now, what's going to happen later? Will his voice be ruined as well? Let's hope not. Let's hope Journey
changes direction vocally so that the new stuff isn't as high as the old stuff.

You heard a boot from ONE of 60 some concerts! How can you say he's always straining? Every singer is entitled to an off night!

[Melissa]

What some don't seem to understand is that these bands are recorded constantly these days.

As great as Steve Perry was, the amount of live material available isn't that much when you really think about it. The guy had off nights. Also, I think many naysayers are tied to the studio recordings and do not understand what live rock music is really all about. Not saying Perry wasn't phenonminal, but then there was no interenet and youtube to cover his every live note in each city all the time.

Jeff is under a microscope and it is completely unfair. The recordings I have heard show an amazing talent that Journey is EXTREMELY lucky to have in the year 2007. There is no one better suited to sing for this band.

yeah, what he said

[StevePerryHair]

What some don't seem to understand is that these bands are recorded constantly these days.

As great as Steve Perry was, the amount of live material available isn't that much when you really think about it. The guy had off nights. Also, I think many naysayers are tied to the studio recordings and do not understand what live rock music is really all about. Not saying Perry wasn't phenonminal, but then there was no interenet and youtube to cover his every live note in each city all the time.

Jeff is under a microscope and it is completely unfair. The recordings I have heard show an amazing talent that Journey is EXTREMELY lucky to have in the year 2007. There is no one better suited to sing for this band.

Well said! What I wanted to say but was too irritated to say it that well

[FormerJrnyFan]

What some don't seem to understand is that these bands are recorded constantly these days.

As great as Steve Perry was, the amount of live material available isn't that much when you really think about it. The guy had off nights. Also, I think many naysayers are tied to the studio recordings and do not understand what live rock music is really all about. Not saying Perry wasn't phenonminal, but then there was no interenet and youtube to cover his every live note in each city all the time.

Jeff is under a microscope and it is completely unfair. The recordings I have heard show an amazing talent that Journey is EXTREMELY lucky to have in the year 2007. There is no one better suited to sing for this band.

Gotta agree. Jeff is where he belongs and Journey is lucky to have him.

[tammy]

I was at this show & it did have it's uncomfortable moments...even as they first walked on stage they didn't seem to be smiling or anything, but I attributed it to the first show of the tour & new stuff being done.
I remember he looked very unsure of himself & awkward with the guitar...it makes the audience feel uncomfortable. I think the guitar was unplugged & I think there were other guys running on the stage trying to fix stuff...I felt bad for him, plus his fly was down at some point, which didn't help him. I thought Butterfly sounded okay, different, I like the words more than the tune, but this boot doesn't sound as good as I remember. Does it look like he was about to laugh as he threw his head back after the tech came on stage? Are there any more of this show?

[Rick]

Wow, where did you find that schedule? I didn't know that info was even around.

I remember getting no sleep on that trek from Boise

I don't know how musicians tour like that. Journey had a hell of a schedule last year. If I had a job with a schedule like that, I'd cry. I'm lucky to get through 40 hours a week slinging luggage. Either I'm a lazy ass, or I just like my play time too much, I'm not sure which.

Check THIS out!!!!

Frontiers
Released February 1983

Feb. 22, 1983 Aichi prefectural gymnasium. Nagoya, Japan
Feb. 24, 1983 Osaka prefectural gymnasium. Osaka, Japan
Feb. 25, 1983 Osaka prefectural gymnasium. Osaka, Japan
Feb. 26, 1983 Kyuden memorial gymnasium. Fukuoka, Japan
Feb. 28, 1983 Kyoto Prefectural gymnasium. Kyoto, Japan
Mar. 1, 1983 Budakon Hall. Tokyo Japan
Mar. 2, 1983 Budakon Hall. Tokyo Japan
Mar. 4, 1983 Yukohama gymnasium. Yokohama, Japan
Mar. 28, 1983 Seattle Coliseum, Seattle WA
Mar. 30, 1983 Brigham Young U., Provo, UT
Mar. 31, 1983 Salt Palace, Salt Lake City, UT
Apr. 1, 1983 Event Center, Casper, WY
Apr. 3, 1983 McNichols Arena, Denver, CO
Apr. 4, 1983 McNichols Arena, Denver, CO
Apr. 6, 1983 Devaney Sports Center, U Nebraska, Lincoln NB
Apr. 7, 1983 Veterans Memorial Auditorium., Des Moines, IA
Apr. 9, 1983 Hulman Center, Ind. St. U., Terre Haute, IN
Apr. 10, 1983 Southern Illinois University Arena., Carbondale, IL
Apr. 11, 1983 Checkerdome (Keil Auditorium), St. Louis, MO Bryan Adams
Apr. 13, 1983 Riverfront Arena, Cincinnati, OH Bryan Adams
Apr. 14, 1983 Middle Tenn. State U., Murfreesboro, TN Bryan Adams
Apr. 15, 1983 Middle Tenn. State U., Murfreesboro, TN Bryan Adams
Apr. 14, 1983 Kansas Coliseum. Wichita, KS (Scheduled 4/18) Bryan Adams
Apr. 20, 1983 The Omni, Atlanta, GA Bryan Adams
Apr. 21, 1983 The Omni, Atlanta, GA Bryan Adams
Apr. 23, 1983 Tangerine Bowl, Orlando, FL Bryan Adams, Sammy Hagar, Aerosmith
Apr. 24, 1983 Miami Baseball Stadium, Miami, FL Bryan Adams, Sammy Hagar, Aerosmith
Apr. 26, 1983 The Coliseum, Charlotte, NC Bryan Adams
Apr. 27, 1983 Jefferson Memorial. Birmingham, AL Bryan Adams
Apr. 28, 1983 Municipal Auditorium., Mobile, AL Bryan Adams
May 1, 1983 Civic Center, Charleston, WV Bryan Adams
May 2, 1983 Capitol Center., Landover, MD Bryan Adams
May 3, 1983 Capitol Center, Landover, MD Bryan Adams
May 5, 1983 Meadowlands Arena, E. Ruthorford, NJ Bryan Adams
May 6, 1983 Meadowlands Arena, E. Ruthorford, NJ Bryan Adams
May 7, 1983 Meadowlands Arena, E. Ruthorford, NJ Bryan Adams
May 8, 1983 Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, LI Bryan Adams
May 13, 1983 Civic Center, Hartford, CN Bryan Adams
May 14, 1983 Civic Center, Hartford, CN Bryan Adams
May 15, 1983 Civic Center, Hartford, CN Bryan Adams
May 17, 1983 Centrum, Worcester, MA Bryan Adams
May 18, 1983 Centrum, Worcester, MA Bryan Adams
May 19, 1983 Centrum, Worcester, MA Bryan Adams
May 20, 1983 Centrum, Worcester, MA Bryan Adams
May 22, 1983 Buffalo Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, NY Bryan Adams
May 24, 1983 Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, OH Bryan Adams
May 25, 1983 Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, OH Bryan Adams
May 26, 1983 Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, OH Bryan Adams
May 28, 1983 Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, PA Bryan Adams
May 29, 1983 Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, PA Bryan Adams
May 30, 1983 Rupp Arena, Lexington, KY Bryan Adams
Jun. 1, 1983 Market Square Arena, Indianapolis IN Bryan Adams
Jun. 2, 1983 Notre Dame ACC, South Bend, IN Bryan Adams
Jun. 4, 1983 JFK Stadium, Philadelphia, PA Bryan Adams, The Tubes, Sammy Hagar, John Cougar
Jun. 5, 1983 Hollander Stadium, Rochester, NY Bryan Adams
Jun. 10, 1983 Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, IL Bryan Adams
Jun. 11, 1983 Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, IL Bryan Adams
Jun. 12, 1983 Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, IL Bryan Adams
Jun. 14, 1983 SPAC, Saratoga Springs, NY Bryan Adams
Jun. 15, 1983 SPAC, Saratoga Springs, NY Bryan Adams
Jun. 17, 1983 Alpine Valley, E. Troy, WI Bryan Adams
Jun. 18, 1983 St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MN Bryan Adams
Jun. 19, 1983 St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MN Bryan Adams
Jun. 21, 1983 St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MN Bryan Adams
Jun. 23, 1983 Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI Bryan Adams
Jun. 24, 1983 Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI Bryan Adams
Jun. 25, 1983 Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI Bryan Adams
Jun. 26, 1983 Legend Valley, OH Bryan Adams
Jul. 1, 1983 The Summit, Houston, TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 2, 1983 The Summit, Houston, TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 3, 1983 The Summit, Houston, TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 5, 1983 Frank Erwin Sorts Center, Austin TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 6, 1983 San Antonio Arena, San Antonio, TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 8, 1983 Reunion Arena, Dallas TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 9, 1983 Reunion Arena, Dallas TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 10, 1983 Reunion Arena, Dallas TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 12, 1983 Kemper Arena, Kansas City, MO Bryan Adams
Jul. 13, 1983 Kemper Arena, Kansas City, MO Bryan Adams
Jul. 14, 1983 Kansas Coliseum, Wichita KN Bryan Adams
Jul. 16, 1983 Mid-South Coliseum, Memphis, TN Bryan Adams
Jul. 17, 1983 City Park Stadium, New Orleans, LA Bryan Adams
Jul. 19, 1983 Lloyd Noble Center, U. Ok., Norman OK Bryan Adams
Jul. 20, 1983 Lloyd Noble Center, U. Ok., Norman OK Bryan Adams
Jul. 21, 1983 Lloyd Noble Center, U. Ok., Norman OK Bryan Adams
Jul. 23, 1983 Tingley Coliseum Albuquerque, NM Bryan Adams
Jul. 24, 1983 Veteran's Coliseum, Phoenix, AZ Bryan Adams
Jul. 25, 1983 Veteran's Coliseum, Phoenix, AZ Bryan Adams
Jul. 26, 1983 Veteran's Coliseum, Phoenix, AZ Bryan Adams
Jul. 30, 1983 Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA Triumph/Eddie Money
Jul. 30, 1983 Cow Palace. Daly City. San Francisco, CA Bryan Adams
Jul. 31,983 Radcliffe Stadium, Fresno, CA Bryan Adams/Eddie Money
Aug. 5, 1983 Los Angeles Forum, Los Angeles, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 6, 1983 Los Angeles Forum, Los Angeles, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 7, 1983 Los Angeles Forum, Los Angeles, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 9, 1983 Los Angeles Forum, Los Angeles, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 10, 1983 Los Angeles Forum, Los Angeles, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 11, 1983 San Diego Sports Center, San Diego, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 13, 1983 Aladdin Theater, Las Vegas, NV Bryan Adams
Aug. 14, 1983 Aladdin Theater, Las Vegas, NV Bryan Adams
Aug. 16, 1983 State U. College, Boise, ID Bryan Adams
Aug. 17, 1983 Mini Dome, Pocatello ID Bryan Adams
Aug. 19, 1983 Tacoma Dome, Tacoma WA Bryan Adams
Aug. 21, 1983 Autzen Stadium, Eugene, OR Sequel,Bryan Adams, Sammy Hagar
Sep. 1, 1983 Blaisdale Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Sep. 2, 1983 Blaisdale Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Sep. 3, 1983 Blaisdale Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Sep. 4, 1983 Blaisdale Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Sep. 6, 1983 Blaisdale Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii.

[Andrew]

What the fuck are you smoking?

Easy with the approach thanks. Frank is allowed to have his say - and you your reply. i don't want anyone thinking they cannot express an opinion here - even when I don't agree with it (I dig JSS's raspier/more rock n roll vibe...if you didn't already know!)

[Saint John]

Here's ALL of it.



Journey

Journey
Released April 1975

Dec. 31, 1973 The Winterland. San Francisco, CA. (Debut) Santana,Herbie Hancock
1973-74 Crater Festival. Hawaii
Feb. 5, 1974 Great Music Hall. San Francisco, CA (Ist Dunbar on Drums)
Mar. 18, 1975 Acker Gym. CA (Yuba Hall)
Mar. 19, 1975 Rheem Theater. Rheem Valley, CA
Mar. 30, 1974 Winterland. San Francisco, CA Black Oak Arkansas, Jo Jo Gunne
May 26, 1974 Winterland. San Francisco, CA Mahavishnu Orchestra, Tubes
Jun. 1, 1974 Santa Monica Civic. Santa Monica, CA Mahavishnu Orchestra
Sep. 13, 1974 Winterland. San Francisco, CA Santana
Sep. 14, 1974 Winterland. San Francisco, CA Santana
Oct. 15, 1974 Winterland. San Francisco, CA Redwing, Nightshift
Dec. 31, 1974 Cow Palace. San Francisco, CA Doobie Brothers, Bonaroo, Y & T
Jan. 18, 1975 Winterland. San Francisco, CA Yesterday & Today, Fever
Mar. 14, 1975 Winterland. San Francisco, CA Robin Trower, Pablo Cruise
Mar. 15, 1975 Winterland. San Francisco, CA Robin Trower, Pablo Cruise
Apr. 4, 1975 San Jose Center For The Performing Arts. San Jose, CA Santana
May 11, 1975 Orpheum Theater Boston, MA (opening for KISS & Hunter/Ronson)
Jun. 21, 1975 Music Hall. Cleveland, OH (opening for KISS)
Jun. 22, 1975 Charleston Civic Center . Charleston, WV (opening for KISS and Montrose)
Jul. 11, 1975 San Jose Civic Auditorium. San Jose, CA Blue Oyster Cult
Jul. 20, 1975 Orpheum Theater. Davenport, IA RKO (two shows that night; opened for KISS)
Sep. 26, 1975 Bill Graham Rock Emporium. The Winterland. San Francisco, CA Montrose, UFO
Sep. 27, 1975 Bill Graham Rock Emporium. The Winterland. San Francisco, CA Montrose, UFO
Nov. 22, 1975 The Winterland. San Francisco, CA Frankie Miller Band, Yesterday & Today
Dec. 31, 1975 San Jose Center For The Performing Arts. San Jose, CA Earthquake, Sammy Hagar



Look Into The Future
Released January 1976

Feb. 23, 1976 Memorial Arena. Perkin, IL
Mar. 5, 1976 Riverfront Coliseum. Cincinnati, OH (ELO/Elvin Biship)
Mar. 9,.1976 University Of Toledo. Toledo, OH Starcastle, Dr. Feelgood
Mar. 10.1976 Ford Auditorium. Detroit, MI Starcastle, Dr. Feelgood
Mar. 17, 1976 Stanley Theater. Pittsburgh, PA (ELO
Mar. 20, 1976 Beacon Theater. New York, NY (ELO)
Mar. 21, 1976 Waterbery, CT (ELO)
Mar. 23, 1976 Spectrum. Philadelphia, PA (ELO/Wishbone)
Mar. ??, 1976 Allen Theater. Cleveland, OH
Jun. 5, 1976 Oakland Stadium. Oakland, CA Boz Scaggs/Tower Of Power, Santana Jeff Beck.
Notes: Dog #3 (11), Also: Nils Lofgren, Jefferson Starship Was Original Headliner
Jul. 10, 1976 Midamerica Fairgrounds. Topeka, KS Natural Gas, Quick Silver Messengers (Black Oak Arkansas)
Jul. 24, 1976 Starlight Amphitheater. Burbank, CA- (Todd Rundgren)
Aug. 7, 1976 Concord Pavilion. CA (Sons Of Champlin, Earthquake)
??,??, 1976 Indianapolis, IN Electric Company
??,??, 1976 Austin, TX Amardillo World HQ
Aug. 21, 1976 Sacramento (CC) Memorial Auditorium. Sacramento, CA Ted Nugent
Nov. 12, 1976 Winterland. San Francisco, CA
Nov. 18, 1976 Stadthalle Wein. Vienna, Austria
Dec. 31, 1976 Oakland Coliseum. Oakland, CA (Lynyrd Skynyrd, Stoneground)
Dec. 31, 1976 The Winterland. San Francisco, CA



Next
Released January 1977

Jan. 1, 1977 Sports Arena. San Diego, CA (Lynyrd Skynrd, Alpha Band)
Jan. 23, 1977 Civic Auditorium. Stockton, CA (Kansas)
Jan. 25, 1977 Robertson Gym (U. of CA). Santa Barbara, CA (Santana)
Jan. 26, 1977 Civic Center. Redding, CA (Kansas)
Jan. 27, 1977 Municipal Auditorium. Eureka, CA (Kansas)
Jan. 30, 1977 San Jose Civic Auditorium. San Jose, CA Yesterday & Today
Feb. 17, 1977 Civic Arena. Pittsburgh, PA (ELO, Steve Hillage)
Feb. 18, 1977 Rupp Arena. Lexington, KY (Black Sabbath, Target)
Feb. 25, 1977 Aragon Ballroom. Chicago, IL Pentwater *
Mar. 4, 1977 Winterland. San Francisco, CA Manfred Mann, Pousette-Dart
Mar. 5, 1977 Santa Monica Civic Auditorium Styx. Notes: With Wolf/ Rissmiller
Mar. 20, 1977 Sacramento Memorial Auditorium. Sacramento, CA Nils Lofgren
Mar. 22, 1977 Mc Nichols Arena. Denver, CO (Boston, Nils Lofgrin)
Apr. 9, 1977 Palladium. New York City, NY Starcastle, Steve Gibbons Band
Apr. ??, 1977 Calderone. Hempstead, NY Starcastle, Steve Gibbins Band
Apr. ??, 1977 Civic Hall. Arkon, OH
Jul. 10, 1977 Soldiers Field, Chicago, IL (REO, Ted Nugent, 38 Special, Lynayrd Skynaryd)
Jul. 30, 1977 Coliseum. Vancouver. BC (ELP)
Jul. 31, 1977 Coliseum. Seattle, WA (ELP)
Aug. 4, 1977 Cow Palace. San Francisco, CA (ELP)
Aug. 6, 1977 Oakland Coliseum. Oakland, CA (ELP)
Aug. 11, 1977 Long Beach Arena. Long Beach, CA (ELP)
Aug. 12, 1977 Long Beach Arena. Long Beach, CA (ELP)
Aug. 13, 1977 Swing Auditorium. San Bernadino, CA (ELP)
Aug. 14, 1977 Long Beach Arena. Long Beach, CA (ELP)
Aug. 19, 1977 Mc Nichols Arena. Denver, CO (ELP)
Aug. 21, 1977 Assembly Center. Tulsa, OK (ELP)
Aug. 22, 1977 Municipal Auditorium. Kansas City, MO (ELP)
Aug. 23, 1977 Kiel Auditorium. St. Louis, MO (ELP)
Aug. 24,.1977 Oklahoma City, OK (ELP)
??,??.1977 State Theater. Minneapolis, MN
??,??.1977 Duluth, MN (Foghat)
??,??.1977 Ft. Pierce, FL (Foghat)
??,??.1977 Fox Theater. Atlanta, GA (Lynyrd Skynyrd)
??,??.1977 Fox Theater. Atlanta, GA (Lynyrd Skynyrd)
Sep. ??, 1977 Selland Arena. Fresno, CA
Sep. ??, 1977 Oakland Coliseum. Oakland, CA (Fleischham Last Show)
Oct. ??, 1977 Swing Auditorium. San Bernardino, CA (Perry plays Bass)
Oct. ??, 1977 Denver, CO
Oct. 28, 1977 Old Waldorf. San Francisco, CA (Perrys 1st Time lead singer)
Nov. 22, 1977 The Winterland. San Francisco, CA
Dec. 31, 1977 Cow Palace San Francisco, CA Santana, Eddie Money/Starwood



Infinity
Released January 1978

Jan. ??, 1978 Riviera Theater. Chicago, IL
Feb. 10, 1978 Davis, CA
Feb. 12, 1978 Concord, CA
Feb. 17, 1978 Humboldt University East Gym, CA Greg Kihn
Feb. 18, 1978 Salinas, CA
Feb. 19, 1978 Selland Arena, Fresno, CA
Feb. 21, 1978 Stockton, CA
Feb. 24, 1978 Santa Barbara, CA
Feb. 25, 1978 Burt Sugarmans’ Midnight Special. Los Angeles, CA TV Appearance
Feb. 26, 1978 Fresno, CA
Mar. 1, 1978 Racine, WI
Mar. 2, 1978 Davenport, IW
Mar. 3, 1978 Aragon Ballroom. Chicago, IL Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 4, 1978 Nelson Center. Springfield, IL Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 5, 1978 Indianapolis, IN Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 7, 1978 Chicago, IL Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 8, 1978 Orpheum Theater. Madison, WI Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 9, 1978 Riverside Theater. Milwaukee, WI Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 10, 1978 Masonic Temple. Detroit, MI Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 11, 1978 Hara Arena. Dayton, OH Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 12, 1978 Leona Theater. Pittsburgh, PA Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 14, 1978 Massey Hall. Toronto, ONT Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 15, 1978 Music Hall. Cleveland, OH Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 16, 1978 Fairgrounds Coliseum. Columbus, OH Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 17, 1978 Commonwealth Convention Center. Louisville, KY Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 18, 1978 Roberts Stadium. Evansville, IN Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 19, 1978 Morris Civic Center. South Bend, IN Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 21, 1978 Memorial Auditorium. Utica, NY Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 22, 1978 Palace Theater. Albany, NY Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 23, 1978 Century Theater. Buffalo, NY Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 24, 1978 Tower Theater. Upper Darby, PA Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 25, 1978 Palladium. New York, NY Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 26, 1978 Calderone Theater. Hempstead, NY Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 29, 1978 Auditorium. Duluth, MN Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 30, 1978 Theater. St. Paul, MN Montrose, Van Halen
Mar. 31, 1978 Municipal Auditorium. Kansas City, MO Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 1, 1978 Kiel Opera House. St. Louis, MO Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 2, 1978 Music Hall. Omaha, NE Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 5, 1978 Aragon Hall. Chicago, IL Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 6, 1978 IMA Arena. Flint, MI Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 7, 1978 War Memorial Auditorium. Nashville, TN Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 8, 1978 Murray State University Fieldhouse. Murray, KY Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 9, 1978 Boutwell Auditorium. Birmingham, AL Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 11, 1978 Coliseum. Corpus Christi, TX Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 12, 1978 Municipal Auditorium. Austin, TX Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 13, 1978 Municipal Auditorium. Shreveport, LA Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 14, 1978 Will Rodgers Auditorium. Fort Worth, TX Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 15, 1978 Music Hall. Houston, TX Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 16, 1978 Warehouse. New Orleans, LA Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 19, 1978 Ellis Auditorium. Memphis, TN Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 20, 1978 Ruby Diamond Auditorium. Tallahassee, FL Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 21, 1978 Sportatorium. Miami, FL Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 22, 1978 Curtis Hixon Hall. Tampa, FL Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 23, 1978 Fox Theater. Atlanta, GA Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 25, 1978 Knoxville, TN Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 27, 1978 Norfolk, VA Montrose, Van Halen
Apr. 28, 1978 Capitol Music Hall. Wheeling, WV Montrose, Leblanc & Carr
Apr. 29, 1978 Freedom Hall. Johnson City, TN Montrose, Leblanc & Carr
Apr. 30, 1978 Huntington, AL Montrose, Leblanc & Carr
May 1, 1978 Toledo, OH Montrose, Leblanc & Carr
May 3, 1978 Cleveland, OH Montrose, Leblanc & Carr
May 5, 1978 Rochester, NY Montrose, Leblanc & Carr
May 6, 1978 Boston, MA Montrose, Leblanc & Carr
May 10, 1978 Salt Lake City, UT
May 11, 1978 Casper, WY
May 12, 1978 Laramle, WY
May 13, 1978 Folsom Field. Boulder, CO Beach Boys, Firefall, Bob Welch
May 14, 1978 HOLLAND
May 15, 1978 HOLLAND
May 16, 1978 HOLLAND
May 17, 1978 HOLLAND
May 18, 1978 Community Center. Tucson, AZ Montrose, Jon Miles
May 20, 1978 Long Beach Arena. Long Beach, CA Montrose, Jon Miles
May 21, 1978 Bakersfield, CA Montrose, Jon Miles
May 23, 1978 Seattle Arena. Seattle, WA Montrose, Jon Miles
May 24, 1978 Paramount Theater. Portland, OR Montrose
May 25, 1978 Spokane, WA Montrose
May 26, 1978 Vancouver. B.C. Montrose
May 27, 1978 Eugene, OR Montrose
May 28, 1978 Boise, ID Montrose
May 29, 1978 Concord Pavillion. Concord, CA Montrose
Jun. 9, 1978 Performing Arts Center.. Saratoga, NY Walter Eagan, The Hounds. Note: This concert was free! A promotion by Columbia Records, and 8 local stations. Both Walter Eagan, and The Hounds were allowed to use Journey’s sound system in order to keep costs down for the stations.
Jun. 10, 1978 Capitol Theater. Passaic, NJ Starcastle, Walter Eagan
Jun. 14, 1978 Tower Theater. Upper Darby, PA
Jun. 15, 1978 Pittsburgh, PA
Jun. 16, 1978 Saginaw, MI
Jun. 17, 1978 Lansing, MI
Jun. 18, 1978 Cincinnati, OH
Jun. 21, 1978 Poughkeepsie, NY
Jun. 24, 1978 Toronto, ONT
Jul. 1, 1978 Dallas, TX
Jul. 4, 1978 Buffalo, NY
Jul. 8, 1978 Soldiers Field. Chicago, IL Rolling Stones, Peter Tosh,
Jul. 9, 1978 Chicago, IL
Jul. 11, 1978 Clinton, IW
Jul. 12, 1978 Cobo Hall. Detroit, MI Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Jul. 13, 1978 Municipal Auditorium. Nashville, TN Foreigner
Jul. 15, 1978 Municipal Stadium. Cleveland, OH (World Series Of Rock) ELO, Foreigner, Trickster
Jul. 16, 1978 Orpheum Theater. Davenprt, IA Doobie Brothers
Jul. 17, 1978 Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium. La Crosse, WI Van Halen
Jul. 18, 1978 Brown County Arena. Green Bay, WI Van Halen
Jul. 20, 1978 Assembly Center. Tulsa, OK Van Halen
Jul. 21, 1978 Civic Arena. Jackson, TN Van Halen
Jul. 23, 1978 State Fairgrounds. Louisville, KY Ted Nugent, Mahogany Rush, Eddie Money, Star Castle
Jul. 25, 1978 Coliseum. Jackson, MS Louisiana’s Leroux
Jul. 27, 1978 Civic Center. Springfield, MA Ted Nugent, Nantucket
Jul. 28, 1978 Coliseum. New Haven, CT Ted Nugent, Nantucket
Jul. 29, 1978 Broome County Coliseum. Binghamton, NY Pat Travers
Jul. 30, 1978 Cumberland County Coliseum. Portland, ME Ted Nugent, Nantucket
Aug. 3, 1978 Market Square Arena. Indianapolis, IN Foreigner
Aug. 5, 1978 Tiffin University Gym. Tiffin, OH Pablo Cruise
Aug. 6, 1978 Giants Stadium. E. Rutheford, NJ Aerosmith, Ted Nugent, Mohagany Rush
Aug. 8, 1978 Aragon Ballroom. Chicago, IL
Aug. 9, 1978 Kiel Auditorium. St. Louis, MO Wet Willie
Aug. 12, 1978 Honolulu, HW
Aug. 18, 1978 Cal Expo. Sacramento, CA Marshall Tucker/Thin Lizzy/The Cars
Aug. 20, 1978 San Jose, Ca
Aug. 26, 1978 Anaheim, CA
Sep. 1, 1978 Oakland Stadium. Oakland, CA Ted Nugent, Blue Oyster Cult,AC/DC, Cheap Trick
Sep. 2, 1978 Monitro Studios. San Francisco, CA Dunbars last show with the band
Nov. ??, 1978 Super Jam II. San Francisco, CA 1st Steve Smith on Drums
Dec. 31, 1978 Cow Palace. San Francisco, CA Blondie/Stoneground


(LACROSSE, WI ( MARY SAWYER AUDITORIUM) WITH VAN HALEN. NOTE:THIS GIG WAS NIGHT BEFORE GREEN BAY)


Evolution

Released April 1979

Apr. ??, 1979 Europe
Apr. 12, 1979 Nagoya Kokai-do. Nagoya, Japan
Apr. 14, 1979 Koseinenkin Hall. Osaka, Japan
Apr. 15, 1979 Shibuya Kokai-do, Shibuya. Tokyo, Japan
Apr. 16, 1979 Koseinennkin Hall, Shinjyuku. Osaka, Japan
Apr. 18, 1979 Shibuya Kokai-do, Shibuya. Tokyo, Japan
May 2, 1979 Jackson County Expo Center. Medford, OR
May 3, 1979 McArthur Court/University of Oregon. Eugene, OR
May 4, 1979 Paramount Theater. Portland. OR
May 5, 1979 The Coliseum. Seattle, WA
May 6, 1979 Fairgrounds Exposition Building. Buise, ID
May 8, 1979 Terrace Ballroom. Salt Lake City, UT
May 9, 1979 Denver, CO
May 11, 1979 Memorial Hall. Kansas City, MO Blackfoot
May 12, 1979 Memorial Hall. Kansas City, MO Blackfoot
May 13, 1979 Kiel Center. St. Louis, MO
May 14, 1979 St. Paul Theater. St. Paul, MN
May 15, 1979 Auditorium. Milwaukee, WI
May 16, 1979 Aragon Ballroom. Chicago, IL
May 17, 1979 Aragon Ballroom. Chicago, IL
May 18, 1979 Aragon Ballroom. Chicago, IL
May 19 1979 Aragon Ballroom. Chicago, IL
May 20 1979 Aragon Ballroom. Chicago, IL
May 21, 1979 Toledo, OH
May 22, 1979 Toledo, OH
May 23, 1979 Cobo Hall. Detriot, MI
May 24, 1979 Cobo Hall. Detriot, MI
May 25, 1979 Cobo Hall. Detriot, MI
May 26, 1979 McMoran Arena. Port Huron, MI
May 27, 1979 Wendler Arena. Saginaw, MI
May 28, 1979 IMA Arena. Flint, MI
May 29, 1979 Civic Center. Lansing, MI
May 30, 1979 Public Hall. Cleveland, OH
May 31, 1979 County Fieldhouse. Erie, PA
Jun. 1, 1979 Shea’s Theater. Buffalo, NY
Jun. 2, 1979 Performing Arts Center. Saratoga, NY (Thin Lizzy)
Jun. 3, 1979 War Memorial Auditorium. Syracuse, NY
Jun. 4, 1979 Auditorium. Rochester, NY
Jun. 5, 1979 Memorial Auditorium. Utica, NY
Jun. 6, 1979 Palace Theater. Albany, NY
Jun. 7, 1979 Cumberland County Civic Center. Portland, ME
Jun. 8, 1979 Orpheum Theater. Boston, MA
Jun. 9, 1979 Palladium Theater. New York City, NY Sweet
Jun. 10, 1979 Capital Theater. Passaic, NJ
Jun. 12, 1979 Broome County Arena - Binghamton, NY Sweet
Jun. 13, 1979 Central Park. New York, NY (Thin Lizzy)
Jun. 14, 1979 Croten Park - Croten, NY
Jun. 15, 1979 Performing Arts Center - Saratoga Springs, NY
Jun. ??, 1979 Country Club. Shelton, CT (Thin Lizzy)
Jun. 19, 1979 Civic Center - Baltimore, MD
Jun. 20, 1979 Constitution Hall - Washington, DC
Jun. 21, 1979 Scope Arena - Norfolk, VA
Jun. 22, 1979 Coliseum - Charlotte, NC
Jun. 23, 1979 Constitution Hall - Washington, DC
Jun. ??, 1979 (No venue info) - Meridian, MS
Jun. ??, 1979 Coliseum - Jackson, MS
Jun. ??, 1979 New Orleans, LA
Jun. ??, 1979 Lubbock, TX
Jun. ??, 1979 Odessa, TX
Jun. ??, 1979 The Summit. Houston, TX
Jun. ??, 1979 Amarillo, TX
Jun. 21, 1979 Tarrant County Convention Center. Fort Worth. TX
Jun. 30, 1979 Long Beach Arena. Long Beach, CA Thin Lizzy
Jul. 1, 1979 Long Beach Arena. Long Beach, CA Thin Lizzy
Jul. 2-4, 1979 “Day On The Green” Oakland Coliseum Stadium. Oakland, CA J. Geils Band/UFO/Dog #2/Thin Lizzy, Nazareth, Rockets
Jul. 3, 1979 Selland Arena - Fresno, CA (Thin Lizzy)
Jul. 6, 1979 Coliseum. Reno, NV (Thin Lizzy)
Jul. 12, 1979 Kansas Coliseum - Wichita, KS Shade
Jul. 13, 1979 Assembly Theater. Tulsa, AZ
Jul. 14, 1979 Kiel Auditorium. ST Louis, MO (Blackfoot)
Jul. 15, 1979 Municipal Auditorium. Kansas City, MO (Blackfoot)
Jul. 16, 1979 Municipal Auditorium. Kansas City, MO (Blackfoot)
Jul. 17, 1979 Memorial Hall. Joplin, MO (Blackfoot)
Jul. 18, 1979 Hammons Center. Springfield, MO (Blackfoot)
Jul. 20, 1979 Jai Ali Fronton - Miami, FL (Thin Lizzy)
Jul. 21, 1979 Bayfront Center - St Petersburg, FL (Thin Lizzy)
Jul. 24, 1979 Fox Theater - Atlanta, GA (Thin Lizzy)
Jul. 26, 1979 Mis South Coliseum. Memphis, TN (Thin Lizzy, Eddie Money)
Jul. 28, 1979 World Series of Rock Stadium. Cleveland, OH Ted Nugent/ Aerosmith / Thin Lizzy / Scorpions
Aug. ??, 1979 Memorial Hall - Joplin, MO
Aug. ??, 1979 Hammons Center - Springfield, MO
Aug. ??, 1979 Municipal Auditorium. Nashville, TN (Thin Lizzy)
Aug. ??, 1979 Welsh Auditorium. Grand Rapids, MI (Thin Lizzy)
Aug. 4, 1979 Checkerdome - St Louis, MO (Thin Lizzy)
Aug. 8, 1979 Alpine Valley Music Theater. East Troy, WI (Steppenwolf)
Aug. 9, 1979 Comiskey Park. Chicago, IL
Aug. 10, 1979 Civic Center. Lansing, MI (Thin Lizzy)
Aug. 11, 1979 Cobo Hall. Detriot, MI (Thin Lizzy)
Aug. 12, 1979 (No venue info available). Toronto, ONT (Thin Lizzy)
Aug. 13, 1979 Pinecrest Country Club - Shelton, CT (Thin Lizzy)
Aug. 14, 1979 Central Park. New York City, NY (Thin Lizzy)
Aug. 17, 1979 Convention Center. Las Vegas, NV
Aug. 28, 1979 San Antonio, TX AC/DC
Aug. 29, 1979 Corpus Christi, TX
Aug. 30, 1979 Houston, TX
??,??, 1979 Little Rock, AK
??,??, 1979 Oakland Coliseum. Oakland .CA


November go into studio


In The Beginning
Released January 1980


Departure
Released March 1980 Mar. 26, 1980 San Francisco, CA
Mar. 28, 1980 Oakland Coliseum. Oakland, CA Babys
Mar. 30, 1980 San Diego, CA Babys
Apr. 2, 1980 Long Beach, CA Babys
Apr. 3, 1980 Los Angeles, CA Babys
Apr. 4, 1980 Tucson, AZ Babys
Apr. 5, 1980 Phoenix, AZ
Apr. 6, 1980 Albuquerque, NM
Apr. 8, 1980 Oklahoma City, OK
Apr. 10, 1980 Fort Worth, TX
Apr. 12, 1980 Houston, TX
Apr. 13, 1980 Beaumont, TX
Apr. 15, 1980 Little Rock, AK
Apr. 17, 1980 Baton Rouge, LA
Apr. 18, 1980 Biloxi, MS
Apr. 19, 1980 Jackson, MS
Apr. 20, 1980 Birmingham, AL
Apr. 22, 1980 Fort Meyers, FL
Apr. 24, 1980 Lakeland, FL
Apr. 25, 1980 Miami, FL
Apr. 26, 1980 Jacksonville, Fl
Apr. 27, 1980 St. Petersburg, FL
Apr. 30, 1980 Mid-south Coliseum. Memphis, TN Babys
May 1, 1980 Assembly Hall. Champaign, IL
May 2, 1980 Louisville, KY
May 3, 1980 Nashville, TN
May 4, 1980 Elliot Hall of Music. Purdue University. West Lafayette, IN Babys
May 6, 1980 Utica, NY
May 7, 1980 Springfield, MA
May 9, 1980 Cleveland, OH
May 10, 1980 Pittsburgh, PA
May 11, 1980 Cleveland, OH
May 16, 1980 Cobo Hall. Detroit, MI
May 17, 1980 Cobo Hall. Detroit, MI
May 18, 1980 Cobo Hall. Detroit, MI
May 19, 1980 Cobo Hall. Detroit, MI
May 20, 1980 Cobo Hall. Detroit, MI
May 22, 1980 Cincinnati, OH
May 23, 1980 Indianapolis, IN
May 24, 1980 South Bend, IN
May 26, 1980 Iowa Jam '80. State Fairgrounds Grandstand. Des Moines, IA Molly Hatchet, Toto, Babys, Off Broadway
May 27, 1980 Rosemont Horizon. Chicago, IL Babys
May 29, 1980 Cedar Rapids, IA
May 30, 1980 Springfield, IL
Jun. 3, 1980 Seattle, WA
Jun. 4, 1980 Portland, OR
Jun. 21, 1980 Honolulu, HW
Jun. 24, 1980 Toledo, OH
Jun. 25, 1980 Toledo, OH
Jun. 26, 1980 Milwaukee, WI
Jun. 27, 1980 Arrowhead Stadium. Kansas City, MO April Wine, Kenny Loggins, Doobie Brothers
Jun. 29, 1980 St. Louis, MO
Jul. 1, 1980 Springfield, MO
Jul. 2, 1980 Tusla, OK
Jul. 3, 1980 Omaha, NB
Jul. 7, 1980 Denver, CO
Jul. 8, 1980 Bicentennial Center. Salina, KS
Jul. 26, 1980 Los Angeles, CA
Jul. 27, 1980 Oakland Stadium. Oakland, CA Black Sabbath/Cheap Trick/Molly Hatchet
Jul. 30, 1980 Bloomington, MN
Jul. 31, 1980 Alpine Valley, WI
Aug. 2, 1980 Atwood Stadium. Flint, MI Pat Benatar & Eddie Money
Aug. 4, 1980 Cobo Hall. Detroit, MI
Aug. 5, 1980 Cobo Hall. Detroit, MI
Aug. 8, 1980 Montreal, Quebec
Aug. 10, 1980 Saratogo, NY
Aug. 12, 1980 Syracuse, NY
Aug. 14, 1980 Buffalo, NY
Aug. 15, 1980 Rochester, NY
Aug. 16, 1980 Nassau, NY
Aug. 17, 1980 Providence, RI
Aug. 20, 1980 Philadelphia, PA
Aug. 21, 1980 Allentown, PA
Aug. 22, 1980 New Haven, CT
Aug. 23, 1980 Largo, MD
Aug. 24, 1980 Capitol Centre. Landover, MD
Aug. 26, 1980 Hampton, VA
Aug. 28, 1980 Mobile, AL
Aug. 19, 1980 Atlanta, CA
Aug. 30, 1980 Knoxville, TN
Aug. 31, 1980 Dayton, OH
Sep. 1, 1980 Chicago, IL
Sep. 7, 1980 Hamburg, Germany
Sep. 8, 1980 West Berlin, Germany
Sep. 9, 1980 Offenbach, West Germany
Sep. 12, 1980 Nurmberg, West Germany
Sep. 13, 1980 Munich, West Germany
Sep. 15, 1980 Heidelberg, West Germany
Sep. 16, 1980 Stuttgart, West Germany
Sep. 18, 1980 Zurich, Switzerland
Sep. 20, 1980 Dortmund, West Germany
Sep. 22, 1980 London, England
Oct. 8, 1980 Shibuya Kokai-do, Shibuya. Tokyo, Japan
Oct. 10, 1980 (Matinee & Evening) International Exposition Hall. Osaka, Japan
Oct. 11, 1980 Nakano Sun Plaza. Tokyo, Japan
Oct. 13, 1980 Koseinenkin Hall, Shinjyuku. Tokyo, Japan



Captured
Released February 1981

March ??, 1981 Bay Area Music Awards (The Bammies)



Dream After Dream
Released April 1981

(June 7,8,9, 1981) These are the conjectual dates
Jun 12, 1981 Calaveras County Fairgrounds. Angels Camp., CA (Mt. Aire Festival)
Jun 13, 1981 Calaveras County Fairgrounds. Angels Camp., CA(Mt. Aire Festival) 4-1-5, B Squire, Hall/Oats
Jun 14, 1981 Calaveras County Fairgrounds. Angels Camp., CA (Mt. Aire Festival)



Escape
Released August 1981

Jul. 27, 1981 Festival Hall. Osaka, Japan
Jul. 28, 1981 Nagoya Kokai-do. Nagoya, Japan
Jul. 29, 1981 Koseinenkin Hall, Shinjyuku., Tokyo, Japan
Jul. 31, 1981 Koseinenkin Hall, Shinjyuku. Tokyo, Japan
Aug. 1, 1981 Nakano Sun Plaza Hall, Nakano. Tokyo, Japan Tensaw(Japanese)
Aug. ??, 1981 Massey Hall. Toronto, ONT
Aug. ??, 1981 Civic Centre. Ottawa, ONT Toronto/Billy Squier
Aug. ??, 1981 The Forum. Montreal, QUE Toronto/Billy Squier
Aug. ??, 19881 Le Colisee. Quebec City, QUE Toronto/Billy Squier
Aug. 22, 1981 Cumberland County Civic Center. Portland, ME Point Blank
Aug. 27, 1981 Saratoga Performing Arts Center. Saratoga, NY
Aug..28, 1981 Baltimore, MD
Aug. 29, 1981 Cape Cod, MA
Aug. 31, 1981 Cleveland, OH
Sep. 1, 1981 Cleveland, OH
Sep. 3, 1981 Poplar Creek Music Theater, Hoffman Estates, IL.
Sep. 4, 1981 Poplar Creek Music Theater, Hoffman Estates, IL.
Sep. 5, 1981 Alpine Valley Amphitheater. East Troy, WI Greg Kihn
Sep. 6, 1981 Alpine Valley Amphitheater. East Troy, WI Greg Kihn
Sep. 8, 1981 Pine Knob. Clarkston, MI Greg Kihn Band
Sep. 9, 1981 Pine Knob. Clarkston, MI Greg Kihn Band
Sep. 11, 1981 Pine Knob. Clarkston, MI Greg Kihn Band
Sep. 12, 1981 Pine Knob. Clarkston, MI Greg Kihn Band
Sep. 13, 1981 Pine Knob. Clarkston, MI Greg Kihn Band
Sep. 14, 1981 Pine Knob. Clarkston, MI Greg Kihn Band
Sep. 15, 1981 Ames. IW
Sep. 16, 1981 St. Paul, MN
Sep. 18, 1981 Kemper Arena. Kansas City, MO Point Blank
Sep. 19, 1981 Tulsa, OK
Sep. 20, 1981 Wichita, KS
Sep. 21, 1981 Omaha, NB Loverboy
Sep. 23, 1981 St. Louis, MO
Sep. 25, 1981 Bloomington, IN
Sep. 26, 1981 Lexington, KY
Sep. 27, 1981 Cincinnati, OH
Sep. 28, 1981 Terre Haute, IN
Sep. 29, 1981 Rosemont Horizon. Chicago, IL Greg Kihn
Sep. 30, 1981 Assembly Hall. Champaign, IL Greg Kihn
Oct. 1, 1981 Athens, OH
Oct. 2, 1981 Civic Arena. Pittsburgh, PA Point Blank
Oct. 3, 1981 Syracuse, NY
Oct. 5, 1981 Buffalo, NY
Oct. 7, 1981 Providence, RI
Oct. 8, 1981 Hartford Civic Center. Hartford, CT
Oct. 9, 1981 Hamstead, NY
Oct. 10, 1981 Philadelphia, PA
Oct. 12, 1981 Philadelphia, PA
Oct. 13, 1981 Hampton Rhodes, VA
Oct. 15, 1981 Jacksonville, FL
Oct. 16, 1981 Atlanta, GA
Oct. 17, 1981 Columbia, SC
Oct. 18, 1981 Charlotte, NC
Oct. 21, 1981 Savannah, Ga.
Oct. 22, 1981 Lakeland, FL
Oct. 23, 1981 Lakeland, FL
Oct. 24, 1981 Miami, FL
Oct. 27, 1981 Knoxville, TN
Oct. 28, 1981 Nashville, TN
Oct. 30, 1981 Memphis, TN
Oct. 31, 1981 Municipal Auditorium. Mobile, AL Loverboy
Nov. 1, 1981 Baton Rouge, LA
Nov. 3, 1981 Little Rock, AR
Nov. 5, 1981 The Summit. Houston, TX
Nov. 6, 1981 The Summit. Houston, TX
Nov. 7, 1981 Dallas, TX
Nov. 8, 1981 Austin, TX
Nov. 10, 1981 Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, NM
Nov. 11, 1981 Amarillo, TX
Nov. 13, 1981 Las Cruces, TX Loverboy
Nov. 14, 1981 Tucson, AZ
Nov. 15, 1981 Phoenix, AZ
Nov. 17, 1981 Denver CO
Nov. 19, 1981 Salt Lake, UT
Nov. .21, 1981 San Diego, CA
Nov. 22, 1981 Forum. Los Angeles, CA Loverboy
Nov. 23, 1981 Forum. Los Angeles, CA Loverboy
Nov. 24, 1981 Forum. Los Angeles, CA Loverboy
Nov. 25, 1981 Forum. Los Angeles, CA Loverboy
Nov. 29, 1981 Fresno, CA
Nov. 30, 1981 Cow Palace. San Francisco, CA Loverboy
Dec. 1, 1981 Cow Palace. San Francisco, CA Loverboy
Dec. 2, 1981 Cow Palace. San Francisco, CA (Cable Car Benefit)
Dec. 1, 1981 Pocatello, ID
Dec. 3, 1981 Vancouver, B.C.
Dec. 4, 1981 Seattle, WA
Dec. 4, 1981 Seattle, WA
Dec. 7, 1981 Portland, OR
Dec. 8, 1981 Portland, OR
Dec. 10, 1981 Oakland Coliseum, CA
Dec. 11, 1981 Cow Palace, San Francisco, CA
Dec. 12, 1981 Cow Palace, San Francisco, CA (Joined w/ the 49ers)
Dec. 21, 1981 NBC Arena. Honolulu, Hawaii
Dec. 22, 1981 NBC Arena. Honolulu, Hawaii
??,??, 1981 Friday’s (TV Appearance)
??,??, 1981 Tom Snyder Show (TV Appearance)
Apr. 9, 1982 San Palace Hall, Fukuoka
Apr. 11, 1982 Kyoto-kaikan, Kyoto
Apr. 12, 1982 Festival Hall, Osaka
Apr. 13, 1982 Osaka prefectural gymnasium, Osaka
Apr. 14, 1982 Nagoya Kokai-do, Nagoya
Apr. 16, 1982 Budokan Hall, Tokyo (This was their first Budokan apperance)
Apr. 17, 1982 Yukohama gymnasium, Yokohama
May ??, 1982 Vancouver, BC Greg Kihn Band
May ??, 1982 Calgary, ALB Greg Kihn Band
May ??, 1982 Edmonton, ALB Greg Kihn Band
May ??, 1982 Winnipeg, MAN Greg Kihn Band
May ??, 1982 Toronto, ONT Greg Kihn Band
May 11, 1982 Philadelphia Spectrum Greg Kihn Band
May 15, 1982 Joe Louis Arena. Detroit, MI Greg Kihn Band
May 21, 1982 Rosemont Horizon. Chicago, IL Greg Kihn Band
May 22, 1982 Rosemont Horizon. Chicago, IL Greg Kihn Band
May 23, 1982 Rosemont Horizon. Chicago, IL Greg Kihn Band
May 24, 1982 Rosemont Horizon. Chicago, IL Greg Kihn Band
May 28, 1982 McNichols Arena. Denver, CO Greg Kihn Band
Jun. ??, 1982 JFK Stadium, PA (Opened for Stones)
Jun. ??, 1982 JFK Stadium, PA (Opened for Stones)
Jun. ??, 1982 JFK Stadium, PA (Opened for Stones)
Jun. 26, 1982 Oakland Coliseum Oakland, CA Santana/Toto/Gamma/Tubes
Jul. 1, 1982 The Forum. Los Angeles, CA
Jul. 2, 1982 Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA Blue Oyster Cult/Triumph/Aldo Nova
Jul. ??, 1982 NBC Arena .Honolulu HI
Jul. ??, 1982 Osaka, Tokyo



Frontiers
Released February 1983

Feb. 22, 1983 Aichi prefectural gymnasium. Nagoya, Japan
Feb. 24, 1983 Osaka prefectural gymnasium. Osaka, Japan
Feb. 25, 1983 Osaka prefectural gymnasium. Osaka, Japan
Feb. 26, 1983 Kyuden memorial gymnasium. Fukuoka, Japan
Feb. 28, 1983 Kyoto Prefectural gymnasium. Kyoto, Japan
Mar. 1, 1983 Budakon Hall. Tokyo Japan
Mar. 2, 1983 Budakon Hall. Tokyo Japan
Mar. 4, 1983 Yukohama gymnasium. Yokohama, Japan
Mar. 28, 1983 Seattle Coliseum, Seattle WA
Mar. 30, 1983 Brigham Young U., Provo, UT
Mar. 31, 1983 Salt Palace, Salt Lake City, UT
Apr. 1, 1983 Event Center, Casper, WY
Apr. 3, 1983 McNichols Arena, Denver, CO
Apr. 4, 1983 McNichols Arena, Denver, CO
Apr. 6, 1983 Devaney Sports Center, U Nebraska, Lincoln NB
Apr. 7, 1983 Veterans Memorial Auditorium., Des Moines, IA
Apr. 9, 1983 Hulman Center, Ind. St. U., Terre Haute, IN
Apr. 10, 1983 Southern Illinois University Arena., Carbondale, IL
Apr. 11, 1983 Checkerdome (Keil Auditorium), St. Louis, MO Bryan Adams
Apr. 13, 1983 Riverfront Arena, Cincinnati, OH Bryan Adams
Apr. 14, 1983 Middle Tenn. State U., Murfreesboro, TN Bryan Adams
Apr. 15, 1983 Middle Tenn. State U., Murfreesboro, TN Bryan Adams
Apr. 14, 1983 Kansas Coliseum. Wichita, KS (Scheduled 4/18) Bryan Adams
Apr. 20, 1983 The Omni, Atlanta, GA Bryan Adams
Apr. 21, 1983 The Omni, Atlanta, GA Bryan Adams
Apr. 23, 1983 Tangerine Bowl, Orlando, FL Bryan Adams, Sammy Hagar, Aerosmith
Apr. 24, 1983 Miami Baseball Stadium, Miami, FL Bryan Adams, Sammy Hagar, Aerosmith
Apr. 26, 1983 The Coliseum, Charlotte, NC Bryan Adams
Apr. 27, 1983 Jefferson Memorial. Birmingham, AL Bryan Adams
Apr. 28, 1983 Municipal Auditorium., Mobile, AL Bryan Adams
May 1, 1983 Civic Center, Charleston, WV Bryan Adams
May 2, 1983 Capitol Center., Landover, MD Bryan Adams
May 3, 1983 Capitol Center, Landover, MD Bryan Adams
May 5, 1983 Meadowlands Arena, E. Ruthorford, NJ Bryan Adams
May 6, 1983 Meadowlands Arena, E. Ruthorford, NJ Bryan Adams
May 7, 1983 Meadowlands Arena, E. Ruthorford, NJ Bryan Adams
May 8, 1983 Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, LI Bryan Adams
May 13, 1983 Civic Center, Hartford, CN Bryan Adams
May 14, 1983 Civic Center, Hartford, CN Bryan Adams
May 15, 1983 Civic Center, Hartford, CN Bryan Adams
May 17, 1983 Centrum, Worcester, MA Bryan Adams
May 18, 1983 Centrum, Worcester, MA Bryan Adams
May 19, 1983 Centrum, Worcester, MA Bryan Adams
May 20, 1983 Centrum, Worcester, MA Bryan Adams
May 22, 1983 Buffalo Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, NY Bryan Adams
May 24, 1983 Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, OH Bryan Adams
May 25, 1983 Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, OH Bryan Adams
May 26, 1983 Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, OH Bryan Adams
May 28, 1983 Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, PA Bryan Adams
May 29, 1983 Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, PA Bryan Adams
May 30, 1983 Rupp Arena, Lexington, KY Bryan Adams
Jun. 1, 1983 Market Square Arena, Indianapolis IN Bryan Adams
Jun. 2, 1983 Notre Dame ACC, South Bend, IN Bryan Adams
Jun. 4, 1983 JFK Stadium, Philadelphia, PA Bryan Adams, The Tubes, Sammy Hagar, John Cougar
Jun. 5, 1983 Hollander Stadium, Rochester, NY Bryan Adams
Jun. 10, 1983 Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, IL Bryan Adams
Jun. 11, 1983 Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, IL Bryan Adams
Jun. 12, 1983 Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, IL Bryan Adams
Jun. 14, 1983 SPAC, Saratoga Springs, NY Bryan Adams
Jun. 15, 1983 SPAC, Saratoga Springs, NY Bryan Adams
Jun. 17, 1983 Alpine Valley, E. Troy, WI Bryan Adams
Jun. 18, 1983 St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MN Bryan Adams
Jun. 19, 1983 St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MN Bryan Adams
Jun. 21, 1983 St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MN Bryan Adams
Jun. 23, 1983 Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI Bryan Adams
Jun. 24, 1983 Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI Bryan Adams
Jun. 25, 1983 Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI Bryan Adams
Jun. 26, 1983 Legend Valley, OH Bryan Adams
Jul. 1, 1983 The Summit, Houston, TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 2, 1983 The Summit, Houston, TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 3, 1983 The Summit, Houston, TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 5, 1983 Frank Erwin Sorts Center, Austin TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 6, 1983 San Antonio Arena, San Antonio, TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 8, 1983 Reunion Arena, Dallas TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 9, 1983 Reunion Arena, Dallas TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 10, 1983 Reunion Arena, Dallas TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 12, 1983 Kemper Arena, Kansas City, MO Bryan Adams
Jul. 13, 1983 Kemper Arena, Kansas City, MO Bryan Adams
Jul. 14, 1983 Kansas Coliseum, Wichita KN Bryan Adams
Jul. 16, 1983 Mid-South Coliseum, Memphis, TN Bryan Adams
Jul. 17, 1983 City Park Stadium, New Orleans, LA Bryan Adams
Jul. 19, 1983 Lloyd Noble Center, U. Ok., Norman OK Bryan Adams
Jul. 20, 1983 Lloyd Noble Center, U. Ok., Norman OK Bryan Adams
Jul. 21, 1983 Lloyd Noble Center, U. Ok., Norman OK Bryan Adams
Jul. 23, 1983 Tingley Coliseum Albuquerque, NM Bryan Adams
Jul. 24, 1983 Veteran's Coliseum, Phoenix, AZ Bryan Adams
Jul. 25, 1983 Veteran's Coliseum, Phoenix, AZ Bryan Adams
Jul. 26, 1983 Veteran's Coliseum, Phoenix, AZ Bryan Adams
Jul. 30, 1983 Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA Triumph/Eddie Money
Jul. 30, 1983 Cow Palace. Daly City. San Francisco, CA Bryan Adams
Jul. 31,983 Radcliffe Stadium, Fresno, CA Bryan Adams/Eddie Money
Aug. 5, 1983 Los Angeles Forum, Los Angeles, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 6, 1983 Los Angeles Forum, Los Angeles, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 7, 1983 Los Angeles Forum, Los Angeles, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 9, 1983 Los Angeles Forum, Los Angeles, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 10, 1983 Los Angeles Forum, Los Angeles, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 11, 1983 San Diego Sports Center, San Diego, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 13, 1983 Aladdin Theater, Las Vegas, NV Bryan Adams
Aug. 14, 1983 Aladdin Theater, Las Vegas, NV Bryan Adams
Aug. 16, 1983 State U. College, Boise, ID Bryan Adams
Aug. 17, 1983 Mini Dome, Pocatello ID Bryan Adams
Aug. 19, 1983 Tacoma Dome, Tacoma WA Bryan Adams
Aug. 21, 1983 Autzen Stadium, Eugene, OR Sequel,Bryan Adams, Sammy Hagar
Sep. 1, 1983 Blaisdale Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Sep. 2, 1983 Blaisdale Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Sep. 3, 1983 Blaisdale Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Sep. 4, 1983 Blaisdale Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Sep. 6, 1983 Blaisdale Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii.



Raised On Radio
Released May 1986

Aug. 23, 1986 Calaveras County Fairgrounds. Angels Camp., CA (Mt. Aire Festival)
Sep. 10, 1986 Memorial Coliseum Portland, OR The Outfield
Sep. 11, 1986 Memorial Coliseum Portland, OR The Outfield
Sep. 13, 1986 Seattle Center Coliseum. Seattle, WA The Outfield
Sep. 14, 1986 Seattle Center Coliseum. Seattle, WA The Outfield
Sep. 17, 1986 Salt Palace. Salt Lake City, UT Glass Tiger
Sep. 20, 1986 Bob Davaney Sports Center. Lincoln, NE Honeymoon Suite
Sep.. 25, 1986 Met stadium, Bloomington, MN Glass Tiger
Sep. 26, 1986 Mecca. Milwaukee, WI Glass Tiger
Sep. 28, 1986 Market Square Arena. Indianapolis, IN Glass Tiger
Sep. 30 , 1986 St. Louis, MO Glass Tiger
Oct. 1, 1986 Louisville, KY Glass Tiger
Oct. 2, 1986 Cincinnati ,OH Glass Tiger
Oct. 4, 1986 Chicago, IL Glass Tiger
Oct. 5, 1986 Assembly Hall, Champaign, Illinois Glass Tiger
Oct. 8, 1986 Joe Louis Arena. Detroit ,MI Glass Tiger
Oct. 9, 1986 Joe Louis Arena. Detroit, MI Glass Tiger
Oct. 11, 1986 The Coliseum. Cleveland, OH Glass Tiger
Oct. 12, 1986 The Coliseum. Cleveland, OH Glass Tiger
Oct. 14, 1986 Philadelphia Spectrum. Philadelphia, PA Glass Tiger
Oct. 15 1986 Philadelphia Spectrum. Philadelphia, PA Glass Tiger
Oct. 18, 1986 Buffalo Memorial Auditorium. Buffalo, NY Glass Tiger
Oct. 19, 1986 Civic Arena. Pittsburgh, PA Glass Tiger
Oct. 20, 1986 Civic Arena. Pittsburgh, PA Glass Tiger
Oct. 22, 1986 Washington, DC Glass Tiger
Oct. 25, 1986 Meadowlands Arena. E. Rutherford, NJ Glass Tiger
Oct. 28, 1986 Meadowlands Arena. E. Rutherford, NJ Glass Tiger
Oct. 30, 1986 The Centrum. Worcester, MA Glass Tiger
Oct. 31, 1986 The Centrum. Worcester, MA Glass Tiger
Nov. 2, 1986 Civic Center. Providence, RI Glass Tiger
Nov. 3, 1986 Hartford Civic Center. Hartford, CT Glass Tiger
Nov. 4, 1986 Hartford Civic Center. Hartford, CT Glass Tiger
Nov. 6, 1986 Hampton Coliseum. Hampton, VA Glass Tiger
Nov. 8, 1986 Charleston, WV Glass Tiger
Nov. 9, 1986 Roanoke, VA (canceled)
Nov. 11, 1986 Richmond, VA (canceled)
Nov. 13, 1986 Greensboro Coliseum. Greensboro, NC Glass Tiger
Nov. 14, 1986 Charlotte, NC Glass Tiger
Nov. 15, 1986 Columbia, SC Glass Tiger
Nov. 18, 1986 Omni. Atlanta, GA Glass Tiger
Nov. 21, 1986 Jacksonville, FL Glass Tiger
Nov. 22, 1986 Lakeland, FL Glass Tiger
Nov. 26, 1986 Birmingham, AL Glass Tiger
Nov. 28, 1986 Chattanooga, TN Glass Tiger
Nov. 29, 1986 Memphis, TN No Opening Act
Nov. 30, 1986 Biloxi, MS Glass Tiger
Dec. 2, 1986 Reunion Arena. Dallas, TX Glass Tiger
Dec. 3, 1986 Reunion Arena, Dallas, TX Glass Tiger
Dec. 4, 1986 Myriad Convention Center.. Oklahoma City, OK Glass Tiger
Dec. 6, 1986 Hirsch Memorial Coliseum. Shreveport, LA Glass Tiger
Dec. 7, 1986 Biloxi, MS Glass Tiger
Dec. 9, 1986 University of New Orleans. New Orleans, LA Glass Tiger
Dec. 12, 1986 Austin, TX Glass Tiger
Dec. 14, 1986 Phoenix, AZ Glass Tiger
Dec. 15, 1986 Tucson, AZ Glass Tiger
Dec. 20, 1986 Cow Palace. San Francisco, CA Glass Tiger
Dec. 21, 1986 Cow Palace. San Francisco, CA Glass Tiger
Dec. 26, 1986 Long Beach Arena. Long Beach, CA Glass Tiger
Dec. 27, 1986 Long Beach Arena. Long Beach, CA Glass Tiger
Dec. 28, 1986 Fresno, CA Glass Tiger
Dec. 29, 1986 San Diego, CA Glass Tiger
Dec. 31, 1986 Long Beach Arena. Long Beach, CA Glass Tiger
Jan. 15, 1987 Blasidell Arena. Honolulu, HI
Jan. 17, 1987 Blaisdell Arena. Honolulu, HI
Jan. 18, 1987 Blaisdell Arena. Honolulu, HI
Jan. ??, 1987 Japan
Jan. ??, 1987 Japan
Feb. 1, 1987 Anchorage, Alaska.
Nov. 03, 1991 Bill Graham Memorial. Golden Gate Park. San Francisco, CA
winter/spring of 1992 Cow Palace. Daly City, CA



ABRAXAS

Jun 02, 1995 San Diego, CA



BAD ENGLISH
Bad English Released 1989

??,??, 1989 Oklahoma City, OK
Sep. 27, 1989 First Avenue(the venue), Minneapolis, MN Fire House
Sep. ??, 1989 The Ritz. Roseville, MI Planet of Fun
Oct. 1, 1989 The Phantasy. Cleveland ,OH
Oct. 22, 1989 F.M. Kirby Center, Wilkes-Barre PA
Nov. 5, 1989 Starry Night. Portland, OR
Dec. 12, 1989 Montclair State College. Montclair, NJ
Dec. 23, 1989 Toad’s Place. New Haven, CT Saraya
Dec. ??, 1989 The Boathouse. Norfolk, VA
Dec. ??, 1989 Trenton State College in Ewing, NJ.
Mar. 17, 1990 Reunion Arena in Dallas, TX (Opened for Whitesnake)
Apr. 8, 1990 Columbia, SC (Opened for Whitesnake)
Apr. 12, 1990 Meadowlands. E. Rutherford, NJ (Opened for Whitesnake)
Apr. 25, 1990 St. Louis Arena, St. Louis, Missouri (Opened for Whitesnake)
May 16, 1990 Memorial Coliseum Portland, OR (Opened for Whitesnake)
May 24, 1990 The Cleveland Rib Burn-off. Cleveland, OH (Opened for Whitesnake)
Dec. 8, 1991 Syria Mosque Ball Room. Pittsburgh, PA



HARDLINE
Double Eclipse Released 1992

Aug. 2 1992 Bud Light Amphitheater, Harvey's Lake PA (Opened for Mr. Big)
Aug. 1992 Missouri State Fair. MO (Opened for Mr. Big)
Oct. 24, 1992 Rocky's. Charlotte, NC
??,??, 1992 Salem Fairgrounds. Salem, OR
??,??, 1992 The Boathouse. Norfolk, VA
??,??, 1992 ROCK-IT. Tampa Bay, FL



NEAL SCHON
Late Nite Released 1987

Mar 01, 1987 Bay Area Music Awards (The Bammies) Neal & Jon


w/Paul Rodgers & Company

May 29, 1993 Jacksonville, FL (Opened For Steve Miller)
Jun 20, 1993 Coca-Cola Star Lake Amphitheater. Morgantown, WV (Opened for Steve Miller)
August 13/14, 1994. Woodstock. SAUGERTIES, N.Y (w/ Paul Rodgers,Slash
under the Paul Roger's and Friends Project)



STEVE PERRY
For The Love Of Strange Medicine Released 1994

Oct. 21, 1994 Riverside Theater. Milwaukee, WI Sass Jordan
Oct. 22, 1994 Minneapolis, MN Sass Jordan
Oct. 28, 1994 Taft Theater. Cincinnati, OH Sass Jordan
Oct. 29, 1994 Music Hall. Cleveland, OH Sass Jordan
Oct. 30, 1994 Arie Crown Theater. Chicago, IL Sass Jordan
Nov. 1, 1994 A.J. Palumbo Auditorium. Pittsburgh, PA Sass Jordan
Nov. 3, 1994 Fox Theater. Detroit ,MI Sass Jordan
Nov. 5, 1994 Stabler Arena. Lehigh Campus. Bethleham, PA Sass Jordan
Nov. 7, 1994 DAR Constitution Hall. D.C. Sass Jordan
Nov. 10, 1994 A.J. Palumbo Center. Pittsburgh, PA Sass Jordan
Nov. 14, 1994 Albany, NY Sass Jordan
Nov. 15, 1994 Massey Hall, Toronto, ONT Sass Jordan
Nov. 16, 1994 Tower Theater, Philadelphia Upper Darby, PA Sass Jordan
Nov. 17, 1994 Central Maine Civic Center. Lewiston, ME Sass Jordan
Nov. 18, 1994 Orpheum Theater. Boston, Ma Sass Jordan
Nov. 20, 1994 Hershey Park Arena. Hershey, PA Sass Jordan
Nov. 22, 1994 Fox Theater. Atlanta, GA Sass Jordan
Nov. 23, 1994 Jacksonville, FL Sass Jordan
Nov. 24, 1994 Bob Carr Performing Arts Center. Orlando, FL Sass Jordan
Nov. 25, 1994 Sunrise Musical Theater. Sunrise, FL Sass Jordan
Nov. 27, 1994 Mahaffey Theater. St. Petersburg, FL Sass Jordan
Dec. 2, 1994 Municipal Auditorium. San Antonio, TX Sass Jordan
Dec. 3, 1994 Will Rogers Memorial. Forth Worth, TX Sass Jordan
Dec. 7, 1994 Aladdin Theater, Las Vegas, NV Sass Jordan
Dec. 9, 1994 Fort Worth, TX Sass Jordan
Dec. 10, 1994 Warner’s Theater. Fresno, CA Sass Jordan
Dec. 12, 1994 Speckles Theater .San Diego, CA Sass Jordan
Dec. 16, 1994 Pantages Theater. Los Angeles, CA Sass Jordan
Dec. 17, 1994 Pantages Theater . Los Angeles, CA Sass Jordan
Dec. 18, 1994 Pantages Theater . Los Angeles, CA Sass Jordan
Jan. ??, 1995 Seattle, WA unknown
Jan. 11, 1995 Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall Portland, OR Sass Jordan
Jan. 15, 1995 Abravanel Hall. Salt Lake City, Utah Sass Jordan
Jan. ??, 1995 Paramount Theater. Denver, CO Sass Jordan
Jan. 19, 1995 Memorial Auditorium.. Burlington, IW Sass Jordan
Jan. 20, 1995 Memorial Hall . Kansas City, Kansas Sass Jordan
Jan. 22, 1995 Veterans Memorial. Columbus, OH Sass Jordan
Jan. 25, 1995 Wings Stadium. Kalamazoo, MI Sass Jordan
Jan. 27, 1995 Shea's Performing Arts Center. Buffalo NY Sass Jordan
Jan. 28, 1995 Rochester Auditorium Center, Rochester, NY Sass Jordan
Feb. 2, 1995 Washington, DC Sass Jordan
Feb. 13, 1995 State Theater, New Brunswick, NJ. Opening "act"--some lame guitar player from the local college.
Mar. 10, 1995 Abraham Chavez Theater. El Paso, TX Bone Pony
Mar. 11, 1995 Mesa Amphitheater. Mesa, AZ
Mar. 13, 1995 Bren Events Center. University of California. Irvine, CA Bone Pony
Mar. 14, 1995 Santa Barbara, CA Bone Pony
Mar. ??, 1995 San Francisco, CA
Mar. ??, 1995 Warnors Theater. Fresno, CA
Mar. 22, 1995 San Juan, Puerto Rico



STEVE SMITH'S VITAL INFORMATION

Apr 15, 1987 Peabody’s Downunder. Cleveland, OH

Aug 19, 1996 Great American Music Hall. San Francisco, CA
Aug 20, 1996 Catalina Bar & Grill. Los Angeles, CA
Aug 21, 1996 Catalina Bar & Grill. Los Angeles, CA
Aug 22, 1996 The Bottom Line. New York, NY



THE STORM
Released 1992

Mar. 15, 1992 Cincinnati, OH
Mar. 17, 1992 Cleveland, OH
Mar. 18, 1992 Indianapolis, IN (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Mar. 20, 1992 Civic Arena. Pittsburgh, PA (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Mar. 21, 1992 Detroit, MI (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Mar. 22, 1992 Detroit, MI (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Mar. 24, 1992 Boston, MA (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Mar. 25, 1992 Nassau, NY (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Mar. 27, 1992 E. Rutherford, NJ (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Mar. 28, 1992 Buffalo, NY (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Mar. 31, 1992 Providence, RI (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. ?, 1992 Landover, MD (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 3, 1992 Philadelphia Spectrum. Philadelphia, PA (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 4, 1992 Washington, DC (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 5, 1992 Roanoke, VA (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 7, 1992 The Coliseum. Hampton, VA (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 9, 1992 Charlotte, NC (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 10, 1992 Atlanta, GA (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 11, 1992 Orlando, FL (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 12, 1992 Miami, FL (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 14, 1992 Pensacola, FL (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 16, 1992 New Orleans, LA (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 17, 1992 Houston, TX (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 18, 1992 Dallas, TX (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 22, 1992 Oklahoma, OK (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 24, 1992 Nashville, TN (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 25, 1992 Memphis, TN (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 26, 1992 Little Rock, AR (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 28, 1992 Chicago ,IL (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Apr. 29, 1992 Omaha, NE (Opened for Bryan Adams)
May 1, 1992 St. Louis Arena (Opened for Bryan Adams)
May 10, 1992 Memorial Coliseum. Portland, OR (Opened for Bryan Adams)
May 16, 1992 Fresno, CA (Opened for Bryan Adams)
Jun. 18, 1992 Sangamon County Fair, New Berlin, IL (Opened for Peter Frampton)
Aug. ??, 1992 San Jose, CA (Opened for Peter Frampton)
Aug. ??, 1992 The Boathouse. Norfolk, VA (Opened for Peter Frampton)
Aug. ??, 1992 Darien Lake Amphitheater. Buffalo. NY (Opened for Peter Frampton)

[treetopovskaya]

no doubt jss got better with time. }=C) i was a little worried there at the very beginning... just a little! }:Cþ i wouldn't say god awful tho... just ouch! };C)

damn augeri sounds like the dude from triumph...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agJ1qsj1rt4

thanks for the video eric! }:C)

[brywool]

You heard a boot from ONE of 60 some concerts! How can you say he's always straining? Every singer is entitled to an off night!

WRONG- I cited one boot from 60 concerts.

I agree, every singer is entitled to an off night. But I have yet to hear anything 'AMAZING' with Journey.
I never said "he's always straining". I'm saying that in everything I've heard (and these are some of the same boots
that everybody here keeps raving about) he's straining.

Whatever, everybody loves the guy, it ain't gonna change and I don't want it to. I like him, I just don't think his range is right for Journey.
If it was, Deen wouldn't be doing any of the songs in the show.


by the way, I have

Hollywood Bowl
Charolette
Marysville
Clarkston
and another one and I forgot to make a note of where it's from

I wouldn't just make some comment like that if I'd heard one show. I just don't understand why everyone's falling all over themselves
over these same shows. I haven't seen him live, so I'm at a disadvantage. I'm just commenting on what I've HEARD. I still think the thing for Journey to do is leave the past behind and move ahead with songs tailored to Jss's range. I'm confident that NEW Journey will be good. I'm just not sold on old Journey tunes that I've heard live.

SOMEONE POST AN AMAZING BOOT FROM THE JSS SHOWS. I'd LOVE to hear it.

[FormerJrnyFan]

no doubt jss got better with time. }=C) i was a little worried there at the very beginning... just a little! }:Cþ i wouldn't say god awful tho... just ouch! };C)

damn augeri sounds like the dude from triumph...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agJ1qsj1rt4

thanks for the video eric! }:C)

Worried???

I've been confident since July sometime...

[Rick]

Nov. 5, 1981 The Summit. Houston, TX
Nov. 6, 1981 The Summit. Houston, TX
Nov. 7, 1981 Dallas, TX

MTV taped the Escape show on the 5th and 6th in Houston, and I saw them the next day in Dallas. Best concert I was ever at.

That schedule is incredible. They worked pretty damn hard.

Thanks for that.

[strangegrey]

Augeri sounds no worse than JSS does on that god-aweful reno,NV (Nov 06) boot....In fact, JSS was so horrible that show, that Augeri sounds amazing compared....

You cannot be serious Sir!

Now, now Andrew. You should respect his opinion....as fucked up as it might be!!

LOL!!!

[Crazie Scarab]

Augeri sounds no worse than JSS does on that god-aweful reno,NV (Nov 06) boot....In fact, JSS was so horrible that show, that Augeri sounds amazing compared....

What the fuck are you smoking?

To say Augeri sounds amazing compared to Soto is refuckindiculous.

I can't say for certain on this song, but half the time at least on this particular show, Augeri's guitar wasn't even plugged in.

Some people blame the sound quality on it being a boot. I say Neal's guitar sounded great, even though it's a boot. That's all I'm gonna say..

I'm no expert, but when a live version of a concert is legitimately legally released, don't they do things to enhance and make better the sound quality before it is released? I don't get your point here?

Are you talking to me? If so, all I'm saying is Neal sounds great in this boot.. even though it's a boot.

[donnaplease]

Saint John,

Can you list the Augeri-era dates for comparison?

What I'm getting at is this: people have repeatedly commented about how SP was a prick and wouldn't use his voice to talk to people before and/or after his shows. Well, holy shit! With a workload like you've just posted I can see why!!!! It's a wonder he has a voice left at all!!! I had no earthly idea the number of shows they did. Seeing it listed like that certainly puts it into perspective. It's kinda sad, actually. Some people like to sit back and criticize Steve Perry for not wanting to sing, but we all know that he was the hardest working man on that stage night after night after night...I mean no offense to any of the rest of the band, but it's gotta be the truth.

I'd just like to see how SP and SA's tour schedules compare side-by-side.

[AR]

WRONG- I cited one boot from 60 concerts.

I agree, every singer is entitled to an off night. But I have yet to hear anything 'AMAZING' with Journey.
I never said "he's always straining". I'm saying that in everything I've heard (and these are some of the same boots
that everybody here keeps raving about) he's straining.

Whatever, everybody loves the guy, it ain't gonna change and I don't want it to. I like him, I just don't think his range is right for Journey.
If it was, Deen wouldn't be doing any of the songs in the show.


by the way, I have

Hollywood Bowl
Charolette
Marysville
Clarkston
and another one and I forgot to make a note of where it's from

I wouldn't just make some comment like that if I'd heard one show. I just don't understand why everyone's falling all over themselves
over these same shows. I haven't seen him live, so I'm at a disadvantage. I'm just commenting on what I've HEARD. I still think the thing for Journey to do is leave the past behind and move ahead with songs tailored to Jss's range. I'm confident that NEW Journey will be good. I'm just not sold on old Journey tunes that I've heard live.

SOMEONE POST AN AMAZING BOOT FROM THE JSS SHOWS. I'd LOVE to hear it.

Like I said earlier, the JSS shows are flying out constantly thanks to the technology.

The Perry shows are limited. And most that are out there are radio and TV broadcasts where he will be in his best light.

Not bashing Perry here at all. But if youtube and the internet had existed back in the day, he would have been caught with his pants down plenty.

[strangegrey]

What the fuck are you smoking?

Easy with the approach thanks. Frank is allowed to have his say - and you your reply. i don't want anyone thinking they cannot express an opinion here - even when I don't agree with it (I dig JSS's raspier/more rock n roll vibe...if you didn't already know!)

Listen gang...I've got a thick skin...it comes from years of liking Trevor Rabin over Steve Howe and getting blitzed by Yes fans....That and lots and lots of Donuts!


Seriously speaking. It's no secret I'm not convinced of JSS in this lineup yet. As it's been covered on our forums, JSS is very much a tenor, the 2 steves are high tenors. This means that both Perry and Augeri have a 'middle c' (I say that to suggest the middle of the vocal range, not a particular note) that's a bit higher than JSS's. JSS's comfort zone is a bit lower than the other two. Not opinion, pure scientific fact. Whether or not Augeri can currently reach his full upper range is an entirely different question, and a valid one right now.

The Reno boot, which is the only full length boot I've heard with JSS....is bad, real bad. JSS is struggling to hit notes all over it...which isn't surprising, since on certain journey songs, he's way out of his range. I suspect Reno was a bad night for him...as I've heard him sing the balls off of stuff as well....the videos that Andrew posted with his interviews are great examples.

It's just a valid point to put forth that Augeri, while of recent, has had very bad nights (when live)...JSS has em too!!

It's no surprise that Journey has adopted some 'other' songs in their live set. The inclusion of 'Message of Love' and 'Chain Reaction' are good examples, as they are less demanding songs for a lower voice.


Like I said, I remain unconvinced....perhaps a live show would do me good. Alas, the last time Journey passed through Long Island, they still had Augeri at the helm....so I've yet to see the band with JSS in person...so I'll have to base my current judgements on what I've heard.

I just listened to Coming Home from the Soul Sirkus CD....and that's probably a good indicator of where Journey will go with JSS......

time will tell.

[JrnyScarab]

What some don't seem to understand is that these bands are recorded constantly these days.

As great as Steve Perry was, the amount of live material available isn't that much when you really think about it. The guy had off nights. Also, I think many naysayers are tied to the studio recordings and do not understand what live rock music is really all about. Not saying Perry wasn't phenonminal, but then there was no internet and youtube to cover his every live note in each city all the time.

Jeff is under a microscope and it is completely unfair. The recordings I have heard show an amazing talent that Journey is EXTREMELY lucky to have in the year 2007. There is no one better suited to sing for this band.

How true this is AR. The Reno show wasn't THAT bad. Jeff sounded a little tired toward the end of the show and his voice was kind of raspy on some of the high notes but he still hit most of them pretty well. I would love to hear some of Perry's off nights. Maybe then a fair comparison could be made.

[Saint John]

What the fuck are you smoking?

Easy with the approach thanks. Frank is allowed to have his say - and you your reply. i don't want anyone thinking they cannot express an opinion here - even when I don't agree with it (I dig JSS's raspier/more rock n roll vibe...if you didn't already know!)

Listen gang...I've got a thick skin...it comes from years of liking Trevor Rabin over Steve Howe and getting blitzed by Yes fans....That and lots and lots of Donuts!


Seriously speaking. It's no secret I'm not convinced of JSS in this lineup yet. As it's been covered on our forums, JSS is very much a tenor, the 2 steves are high tenors. This means that both Perry and Augeri have a 'middle c' (I say that to suggest the middle of the vocal range, not a particular note) that's a bit higher than JSS's. JSS's comfort zone is a bit lower than the other two. Not opinion, pure scientific fact. Whether or not Augeri can currently reach his full upper range is an entirely different question, and a valid one right now.

The Reno boot, which is the only full length boot I've heard with JSS....is bad, real bad. JSS is struggling to hit notes all over it...which isn't surprising, since on certain journey songs, he's way out of his range. I suspect Reno was a bad night for him...as I've heard him sing the balls off of stuff as well....the videos that Andrew posted with his interviews are great examples.

It's just a valid point to put forth that Augeri, while of recent, has had very bad nights (when live)...JSS has em too!!

It's no surprise that Journey has adopted some 'other' songs in their live set. The inclusion of 'Message of Love' and 'Chain Reaction' are good examples, as they are less demanding songs for a lower voice.


Like I said, I remain unconvinced....perhaps a live show would do me good. Alas, the last time Journey passed through Long Island, they still had Augeri at the helm....so I've yet to see the band with JSS in person...so I'll have to base my current judgements on what I've heard.

I just listened to Coming Home from the Soul Sirkus CD....and that's probably a good indicator of where Journey will go with JSS......

time will tell.

While for the most part I disagree, it's a well thought out post nonetheless. Some very good points in there.

[JrnyScarab]

What the fuck are you smoking?

Easy with the approach thanks. Frank is allowed to have his say - and you your reply. i don't want anyone thinking they cannot express an opinion here - even when I don't agree with it (I dig JSS's raspier/more rock n roll vibe...if you didn't already know!)

Listen gang...I've got a thick skin...it comes from years of liking Trevor Rabin over Steve Howe and getting blitzed by Yes fans....That and lots and lots of Donuts!


Seriously speaking. It's no secret I'm not convinced of JSS in this lineup yet. As it's been covered on our forums, JSS is very much a tenor, the 2 steves are high tenors. This means that both Perry and Augeri have a 'middle c' (I say that to suggest the middle of the vocal range, not a particular note) that's a bit higher than JSS's. JSS's comfort zone is a bit lower than the other two. Not opinion, pure scientific fact. Whether or not Augeri can currently reach his full upper range is an entirely different question, and a valid one right now.

The Reno boot, which is the only full length boot I've heard with JSS....is bad, real bad. JSS is struggling to hit notes all over it...which isn't surprising, since on certain journey songs, he's way out of his range. I suspect Reno was a bad night for him...as I've heard him sing the balls off of stuff as well....the videos that Andrew posted with his interviews are great examples.

It's just a valid point to put forth that Augeri, while of recent, has had very bad nights (when live)...JSS has em too!!

It's no surprise that Journey has adopted some 'other' songs in their live set. The inclusion of 'Message of Love' and 'Chain Reaction' are good examples, as they are less demanding songs for a lower voice.


Like I said, I remain unconvinced....perhaps a live show would do me good. Alas, the last time Journey passed through Long Island, they still had Augeri at the helm....so I've yet to see the band with JSS in person...so I'll have to base my current judgements on what I've heard.

I just listened to Coming Home from the Soul Sirkus CD....and that's probably a good indicator of where Journey will go with JSS......

time will tell.

Coming Home is a fine example of what the new Journey should sound like. Very Perry like but still JSS's stamp all over it. As far as the Reno boot, struggling to hit the notes and hitting them even with rasp sounds better to me than when Augeri's pitch would wobble all over the place. Just my take on it.

[JSS]

Yea, sure, great...helps to have youth on your side, ha ha! Have 'em try it now, hell, even I'd quit!

Also, I could do sing this with my eyes closed if it were material catered to MY voice/style/writing/ad libs.....singing Mr. P's stuff now, I don't have the liberties or luxuries to 'skirt' the way one does to get through some of the more difficult ones, I do my damndest to deliver them the way people know them because they are not my songs. Listen to any old recording, official or boot, as amazing as he sounds singing, he worked around certain things to preserve his voice night after night, still made the song song great but because he wrote his stuff, he could get away with it, same as Freddie Mercury did & most every other killer singer out there.

Again, to hell with excuses, just giving the facts on how it all works....sucks to be 41 sometimes, ha ha.

I remember getting no sleep on that trek from Boise

I don't know how musicians tour like that. Journey had a hell of a schedule last year. If I had a job with a schedule like that, I'd cry. I'm lucky to get through 40 hours a week slinging luggage. Either I'm a lazy ass, or I just like my play time too much, I'm not sure which.

Check THIS out!!!!

Frontiers
Released February 1983

Feb. 22, 1983 Aichi prefectural gymnasium. Nagoya, Japan
Feb. 24, 1983 Osaka prefectural gymnasium. Osaka, Japan
Feb. 25, 1983 Osaka prefectural gymnasium. Osaka, Japan
Feb. 26, 1983 Kyuden memorial gymnasium. Fukuoka, Japan
Feb. 28, 1983 Kyoto Prefectural gymnasium. Kyoto, Japan
Mar. 1, 1983 Budakon Hall. Tokyo Japan
Mar. 2, 1983 Budakon Hall. Tokyo Japan
Mar. 4, 1983 Yukohama gymnasium. Yokohama, Japan
Mar. 28, 1983 Seattle Coliseum, Seattle WA
Mar. 30, 1983 Brigham Young U., Provo, UT
Mar. 31, 1983 Salt Palace, Salt Lake City, UT
Apr. 1, 1983 Event Center, Casper, WY
Apr. 3, 1983 McNichols Arena, Denver, CO
Apr. 4, 1983 McNichols Arena, Denver, CO
Apr. 6, 1983 Devaney Sports Center, U Nebraska, Lincoln NB
Apr. 7, 1983 Veterans Memorial Auditorium., Des Moines, IA
Apr. 9, 1983 Hulman Center, Ind. St. U., Terre Haute, IN
Apr. 10, 1983 Southern Illinois University Arena., Carbondale, IL
Apr. 11, 1983 Checkerdome (Keil Auditorium), St. Louis, MO Bryan Adams
Apr. 13, 1983 Riverfront Arena, Cincinnati, OH Bryan Adams
Apr. 14, 1983 Middle Tenn. State U., Murfreesboro, TN Bryan Adams
Apr. 15, 1983 Middle Tenn. State U., Murfreesboro, TN Bryan Adams
Apr. 14, 1983 Kansas Coliseum. Wichita, KS (Scheduled 4/18) Bryan Adams
Apr. 20, 1983 The Omni, Atlanta, GA Bryan Adams
Apr. 21, 1983 The Omni, Atlanta, GA Bryan Adams
Apr. 23, 1983 Tangerine Bowl, Orlando, FL Bryan Adams, Sammy Hagar, Aerosmith
Apr. 24, 1983 Miami Baseball Stadium, Miami, FL Bryan Adams, Sammy Hagar, Aerosmith
Apr. 26, 1983 The Coliseum, Charlotte, NC Bryan Adams
Apr. 27, 1983 Jefferson Memorial. Birmingham, AL Bryan Adams
Apr. 28, 1983 Municipal Auditorium., Mobile, AL Bryan Adams
May 1, 1983 Civic Center, Charleston, WV Bryan Adams
May 2, 1983 Capitol Center., Landover, MD Bryan Adams
May 3, 1983 Capitol Center, Landover, MD Bryan Adams
May 5, 1983 Meadowlands Arena, E. Ruthorford, NJ Bryan Adams
May 6, 1983 Meadowlands Arena, E. Ruthorford, NJ Bryan Adams
May 7, 1983 Meadowlands Arena, E. Ruthorford, NJ Bryan Adams
May 8, 1983 Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, LI Bryan Adams
May 13, 1983 Civic Center, Hartford, CN Bryan Adams
May 14, 1983 Civic Center, Hartford, CN Bryan Adams
May 15, 1983 Civic Center, Hartford, CN Bryan Adams
May 17, 1983 Centrum, Worcester, MA Bryan Adams
May 18, 1983 Centrum, Worcester, MA Bryan Adams
May 19, 1983 Centrum, Worcester, MA Bryan Adams
May 20, 1983 Centrum, Worcester, MA Bryan Adams
May 22, 1983 Buffalo Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, NY Bryan Adams
May 24, 1983 Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, OH Bryan Adams
May 25, 1983 Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, OH Bryan Adams
May 26, 1983 Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, OH Bryan Adams
May 28, 1983 Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, PA Bryan Adams
May 29, 1983 Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, PA Bryan Adams
May 30, 1983 Rupp Arena, Lexington, KY Bryan Adams
Jun. 1, 1983 Market Square Arena, Indianapolis IN Bryan Adams
Jun. 2, 1983 Notre Dame ACC, South Bend, IN Bryan Adams
Jun. 4, 1983 JFK Stadium, Philadelphia, PA Bryan Adams, The Tubes, Sammy Hagar, John Cougar
Jun. 5, 1983 Hollander Stadium, Rochester, NY Bryan Adams
Jun. 10, 1983 Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, IL Bryan Adams
Jun. 11, 1983 Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, IL Bryan Adams
Jun. 12, 1983 Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, IL Bryan Adams
Jun. 14, 1983 SPAC, Saratoga Springs, NY Bryan Adams
Jun. 15, 1983 SPAC, Saratoga Springs, NY Bryan Adams
Jun. 17, 1983 Alpine Valley, E. Troy, WI Bryan Adams
Jun. 18, 1983 St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MN Bryan Adams
Jun. 19, 1983 St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MN Bryan Adams
Jun. 21, 1983 St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MN Bryan Adams
Jun. 23, 1983 Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI Bryan Adams
Jun. 24, 1983 Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI Bryan Adams
Jun. 25, 1983 Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI Bryan Adams
Jun. 26, 1983 Legend Valley, OH Bryan Adams
Jul. 1, 1983 The Summit, Houston, TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 2, 1983 The Summit, Houston, TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 3, 1983 The Summit, Houston, TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 5, 1983 Frank Erwin Sorts Center, Austin TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 6, 1983 San Antonio Arena, San Antonio, TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 8, 1983 Reunion Arena, Dallas TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 9, 1983 Reunion Arena, Dallas TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 10, 1983 Reunion Arena, Dallas TX Bryan Adams
Jul. 12, 1983 Kemper Arena, Kansas City, MO Bryan Adams
Jul. 13, 1983 Kemper Arena, Kansas City, MO Bryan Adams
Jul. 14, 1983 Kansas Coliseum, Wichita KN Bryan Adams
Jul. 16, 1983 Mid-South Coliseum, Memphis, TN Bryan Adams
Jul. 17, 1983 City Park Stadium, New Orleans, LA Bryan Adams
Jul. 19, 1983 Lloyd Noble Center, U. Ok., Norman OK Bryan Adams
Jul. 20, 1983 Lloyd Noble Center, U. Ok., Norman OK Bryan Adams
Jul. 21, 1983 Lloyd Noble Center, U. Ok., Norman OK Bryan Adams
Jul. 23, 1983 Tingley Coliseum Albuquerque, NM Bryan Adams
Jul. 24, 1983 Veteran's Coliseum, Phoenix, AZ Bryan Adams
Jul. 25, 1983 Veteran's Coliseum, Phoenix, AZ Bryan Adams
Jul. 26, 1983 Veteran's Coliseum, Phoenix, AZ Bryan Adams
Jul. 30, 1983 Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA Triumph/Eddie Money
Jul. 30, 1983 Cow Palace. Daly City. San Francisco, CA Bryan Adams
Jul. 31,983 Radcliffe Stadium, Fresno, CA Bryan Adams/Eddie Money
Aug. 5, 1983 Los Angeles Forum, Los Angeles, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 6, 1983 Los Angeles Forum, Los Angeles, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 7, 1983 Los Angeles Forum, Los Angeles, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 9, 1983 Los Angeles Forum, Los Angeles, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 10, 1983 Los Angeles Forum, Los Angeles, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 11, 1983 San Diego Sports Center, San Diego, CA Bryan Adams
Aug. 13, 1983 Aladdin Theater, Las Vegas, NV Bryan Adams
Aug. 14, 1983 Aladdin Theater, Las Vegas, NV Bryan Adams
Aug. 16, 1983 State U. College, Boise, ID Bryan Adams
Aug. 17, 1983 Mini Dome, Pocatello ID Bryan Adams
Aug. 19, 1983 Tacoma Dome, Tacoma WA Bryan Adams
Aug. 21, 1983 Autzen Stadium, Eugene, OR Sequel,Bryan Adams, Sammy Hagar
Sep. 1, 1983 Blaisdale Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Sep. 2, 1983 Blaisdale Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Sep. 3, 1983 Blaisdale Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Sep. 4, 1983 Blaisdale Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Sep. 6, 1983 Blaisdale Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii.

[Saint John]

Saint John,

Can you list the Augeri-era dates for comparison?

What I'm getting at is this: people have repeatedly commented about how SP was a prick and wouldn't use his voice to talk to people before and/or after his shows. Well, holy shit! With a workload like you've just posted I can see why!!!! It's a wonder he has a voice left at all!!! I had no earthly idea the number of shows they did. Seeing it listed like that certainly puts it into perspective. It's kinda sad, actually. Some people like to sit back and criticize Steve Perry for not wanting to sing, but we all know that he was the hardest working man on that stage night after night after night...I mean no offense to any of the rest of the band, but it's gotta be the truth.

I'd just like to see how SP and SA's tour schedules compare side-by-side.

Actually I haven't found any of the Augeri-era tours other than the one currently on the Journey homepage. I believe the prior tours were fairly similar, though. The Frontiers tour is roughly 110 shows in 190 days.....simply amazing/psychotic/stupid/remarkable!!!!! I can't make up my mind which word is most appropriate. I do think Perry's voice should've been protected a bit more, though. I could see a "fab" band doing this to their lead singer, but Journey was MORE than established in the industry and Herbie should've been a bit wiser as it relates to Perry's vocal health and long range durability. And he has the nerve to say "I wouldn't piss down his throat if his heart was on fire." Fuck that fat, bitter, old hippy. He simply has no class.

[AR]

What some don't seem to understand is that these bands are recorded constantly these days.

As great as Steve Perry was, the amount of live material available isn't that much when you really think about it. The guy had off nights. Also, I think many naysayers are tied to the studio recordings and do not understand what live rock music is really all about. Not saying Perry wasn't phenonminal, but then there was no internet and youtube to cover his every live note in each city all the time.

Jeff is under a microscope and it is completely unfair. The recordings I have heard show an amazing talent that Journey is EXTREMELY lucky to have in the year 2007. There is no one better suited to sing for this band.

How true this is AR. The Reno show wasn't THAT bad. Jeff sounded a little tired toward the end of the show and his voice was kind of raspy on some of the high notes but he still hit most of them pretty well. I would love to hear some of Perry's off nights. Maybe then a fair comparison could be made.

Thanks. Just saying what I believe to be true.

My collection of live shows from many bands (not just Journey) is enlightening. Live rock isn't always perfect, and it shouldn't be.

As I have said, the earlier incarnation of Journey was not taped every night and did not have nearly every single performance widely available on the internet.

I enjoy being able to get all these shows, but am disappointed in fans that rip select nights apart. I just understand it all better. I have so many shows from so many bands, that I have literally heard it all - both the good and the not so good.

[treetopovskaya]

no doubt jss got better with time. }=C) i was a little worried there at the very beginning... just a little! }:Cþ i wouldn't say god awful tho... just ouch! };C)

damn augeri sounds like the dude from triumph...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agJ1qsj1rt4

thanks for the video eric! }:C)

Worried???

I've been confident since July sometime...

a tad worried... but it didn't last long. }:C)

[JSS]

[/quote]
Whatever, everybody loves the guy, it ain't gonna change and I don't want it to. I like him, I just don't think his range is right for Journey.
If it was, Deen wouldn't be doing any of the songs in the show.[/quote]

How many times must it be mentioned? The reason Deen is still singing now is because he got used to it on the past tours & now enjoys it as well the fans do....has NOTHING to do with me not being able to do everything (as I have on occasions Deen was under the weather), it has everything to do with the fact that his participation is now a vital part of the band, of the show, & who am I to come & say 'ok, your new singer is here, step aside, I'll be handling all the vocals now'....good try, but no cigar!

[Crazie Scarab]

Yea, sure, great...helps to have youth on your side, ha ha! Have 'em try it now, hell, even I'd quit!

Also, I could do sing this with my eyes closed if it were material catered to MY voice/style/writing/ad libs.....singing Mr. P's stuff now, I don't have the liberties or luxuries to 'skirt' the way one does to get through some of the more difficult ones, I do my damndest to deliver them the way people know them because they are not my songs. Listen to any old recording, official or boot, as amazing as he sounds singing, he worked around certain things to preserve his voice night after night, still made the song song great but because he wrote his stuff, he could get away with it, same as Freddie Mercury did & most every other killer singer out there.

Again, to hell with excuses, just giving the facts on how it all works....sucks to be 41 sometimes, ha ha.

Chill, Jeff... It's all good!

So, how is Journey's next album coming along? Can we expect it sometime this year?

[Saint John]

What some don't seem to understand is that these bands are recorded constantly these days.

As great as Steve Perry was, the amount of live material available isn't that much when you really think about it. The guy had off nights. Also, I think many naysayers are tied to the studio recordings and do not understand what live rock music is really all about. Not saying Perry wasn't phenonminal, but then there was no internet and youtube to cover his every live note in each city all the time.

Jeff is under a microscope and it is completely unfair. The recordings I have heard show an amazing talent that Journey is EXTREMELY lucky to have in the year 2007. There is no one better suited to sing for this band.

How true this is AR. The Reno show wasn't THAT bad. Jeff sounded a little tired toward the end of the show and his voice was kind of raspy on some of the high notes but he still hit most of them pretty well. I would love to hear some of Perry's off nights. Maybe then a fair comparison could be made.

Thanks. Just saying what I believe to be true.

My collection of live shows from many bands (not just Journey) is enlightening. Live rock isn't always perfect, and it shouldn't be.

As I have said, the earlier incarnation of Journey was not taped every night and did not have nearly every single performance widely available on the internet.

I enjoy being able to get all these shows, but am disappointed in fans that rip select nights apart. I just understand it all better. I have so many shows from so many bands, that I have literally heard it all - both the good and the not so good.

Some very good points by both of you. Just to add one other thing. When you have an off night and it's your OWN material, it's masked MUCH easier, but when you have an off night and it's NOT your material and natural range, it can be disastrous....not to mention easily audible. JSS did a fine job covering material on such short notice. That's SOME catalog to get thrown into the fire to sing. Augeri had months to prepare.....Soto had days.

[JSS]

Ha ha, no cigar for you either...we put Chain & Message because they're fun to do & after screwing around with MANY songs at sound checks, we experimented with adding/deleting things based on what got the corwds off....much of the obscure stuff left them looking at us like we all had 3 heads! Every day, we toyed with things like La Do Da, Line Of Fire, Where Were You, etc., only omitting them because we knew they'd go over like a lead balloon....try harder next time for the reasons we do things or how we think

What the fuck are you smoking?

Easy with the approach thanks. Frank is allowed to have his say - and you your reply. i don't want anyone thinking they cannot express an opinion here - even when I don't agree with it (I dig JSS's raspier/more rock n roll vibe...if you didn't already know!)

Listen gang...I've got a thick skin...it comes from years of liking Trevor Rabin over Steve Howe and getting blitzed by Yes fans....That and lots and lots of Donuts!


Seriously speaking. It's no secret I'm not convinced of JSS in this lineup yet. As it's been covered on our forums, JSS is very much a tenor, the 2 steves are high tenors. This means that both Perry and Augeri have a 'middle c' (I say that to suggest the middle of the vocal range, not a particular note) that's a bit higher than JSS's. JSS's comfort zone is a bit lower than the other two. Not opinion, pure scientific fact. Whether or not Augeri can currently reach his full upper range is an entirely different question, and a valid one right now.

The Reno boot, which is the only full length boot I've heard with JSS....is bad, real bad. JSS is struggling to hit notes all over it...which isn't surprising, since on certain journey songs, he's way out of his range. I suspect Reno was a bad night for him...as I've heard him sing the balls off of stuff as well....the videos that Andrew posted with his interviews are great examples.

It's just a valid point to put forth that Augeri, while of recent, has had very bad nights (when live)...JSS has em too!!

It's no surprise that Journey has adopted some 'other' songs in their live set. The inclusion of 'Message of Love' and 'Chain Reaction' are good examples, as they are less demanding songs for a lower voice.


Like I said, I remain unconvinced....perhaps a live show would do me good. Alas, the last time Journey passed through Long Island, they still had Augeri at the helm....so I've yet to see the band with JSS in person...so I'll have to base my current judgements on what I've heard.

I just listened to Coming Home from the Soul Sirkus CD....and that's probably a good indicator of where Journey will go with JSS......

time will tell.

[JrnyScarab]

Whatever, everybody loves the guy, it ain't gonna change and I don't want it to. I like him, I just don't think his range is right for Journey.
If it was, Deen wouldn't be doing any of the songs in the show.[/quote]

How many times must it be mentioned? The reason Deen is still singing now is because he got used to it on the past tours & now enjoys it as well the fans do....has NOTHING to do with me not being able to do everything (as I have on occasions Deen was under the weather), it has everything to do with the fact that his participation is now a vital part of the band, of the show, & who am I to come & say 'ok, your new singer is here, step aside, I'll be handling all the vocals now'....good try, but no cigar![/quote]

YUP. You're handling it with class. Don't rock the boat. We don't need it tipping over again!! Keep up the great work. Can't please them all.

[AR]

Ha ha, no cigar for you either...we put Chain & Message because they're fun to do & after screwing around with MANY songs at sound checks, we experimented with adding/deleting things based on what got the corwds off....much of the obscure stuff left them looking at us like we all had 3 heads! Every day, we toyed with things like La Do Da, Line Of Fire, Where Were You, etc., only omitting them because we knew they'd go over like a lead balloon....try harder next time for the reasons we do things or how we think

What the fuck are you smoking?

Easy with the approach thanks. Frank is allowed to have his say - and you your reply. i don't want anyone thinking they cannot express an opinion here - even when I don't agree with it (I dig JSS's raspier/more rock n roll vibe...if you didn't already know!)

Listen gang...I've got a thick skin...it comes from years of liking Trevor Rabin over Steve Howe and getting blitzed by Yes fans....That and lots and lots of Donuts!


Seriously speaking. It's no secret I'm not convinced of JSS in this lineup yet. As it's been covered on our forums, JSS is very much a tenor, the 2 steves are high tenors. This means that both Perry and Augeri have a 'middle c' (I say that to suggest the middle of the vocal range, not a particular note) that's a bit higher than JSS's. JSS's comfort zone is a bit lower than the other two. Not opinion, pure scientific fact. Whether or not Augeri can currently reach his full upper range is an entirely different question, and a valid one right now.

The Reno boot, which is the only full length boot I've heard with JSS....is bad, real bad. JSS is struggling to hit notes all over it...which isn't surprising, since on certain journey songs, he's way out of his range. I suspect Reno was a bad night for him...as I've heard him sing the balls off of stuff as well....the videos that Andrew posted with his interviews are great examples.

It's just a valid point to put forth that Augeri, while of recent, has had very bad nights (when live)...JSS has em too!!

It's no surprise that Journey has adopted some 'other' songs in their live set. The inclusion of 'Message of Love' and 'Chain Reaction' are good examples, as they are less demanding songs for a lower voice.


Like I said, I remain unconvinced....perhaps a live show would do me good. Alas, the last time Journey passed through Long Island, they still had Augeri at the helm....so I've yet to see the band with JSS in person...so I'll have to base my current judgements on what I've heard.

I just listened to Coming Home from the Soul Sirkus CD....and that's probably a good indicator of where Journey will go with JSS......

time will tell.

Line of Fire works for me!