"Arnel Pineda is an amazing addition to Journey. His stage presence is fantastic and he really knows how to interact with the audience. During the first few songs it seemed his voice was drowned out by the music, but the remainder of the concert you could hear him better. The rest of the band is equally talented in each of their respective areas as witnessed by their solo performances. The entire show was fantastic. The only draw back was drunk people in the audience. There was a handicapped women sitting next to us who was unable to stand and the people in front of us refused to sit after multiple times of asking them. A fight started between another audience member due to their lack of consideration. The staff quickly interceded, but didn't have the couple sit down. I think the show should be enjoyed by everyone who purchases a ticket and not by the few who think they are having a private concert just for them. After all, the ticket you purchase is for the seat. You should sit in it, especially if it is interfering with other people's view. Unfortunately this experience overshadowed the otherwise fantastic concert. "

Journey were good. Felt like they were going through the motions and there was nothing whatsoever that made this feel special. As for the stage ... I’ve seen Aerosmith, Gwen Stefani, Shania Twain & Cher on Vegas residency. All of which gave an experience to remember visually (even if you don’t like all of the music). The display was just a huge screen at the back. Some of the songs had something going on. Others just had a colour. Looked like the kind of thing that could be a school PowerPoint. A lot of money for what is being given in return. Left the show pretty disappointed.

We went for the old journey songs, and that was what they played. So broght up a lot of memories from teenage years. The singer was ok, his voice would come to in and out, and he couldn't hold a note for too long. They also added a lot of solo instrumentals to fill the time. So concert was about half just instrumental and half old journey songs. We won't be going back.

"Journey did not disappoint they were on key, loud & very entertaining would like more great bands to come to ND, Neal's guitar playing sounds awesome, Arnel was energetic & sounded Amazing & Jonathan keyboard skills are still as sick as when I first saw them in the 80's!!!!!! "

They were much better than I expected, but there were some surprising rhythm issues (more than once, this happened). And, of course no Steve Perry. It was still a fantastic concert and they performed all the classics that I was looking forward to hearing. 7/10 would go again.

Too much instrumental. Barely played any of there hits.

Energetic and lively performance by Journey... But seems to end prematurely.. In just 2 hours. Not sure if they are tired or run out of songs.

Good show wirh great nostalgic music. New singer is pretty close to the original. Sound on singer's mic had some feedback. Great venue.

Fabulous show. Over 2 hours long and I would love to see it over again.

Journey put on an amazing show inside an amazing venue. Hey Neal, do we really need a three minute guitar solo in every song?

Both bands performed very well. Arnels voice has seen better days and Joe Elliots voice was on point. The only thing that I didnt like was that it was really too loud. We were upper balcony and my whole body shook and I came out deaf, from the show. I guess after 50+ concerts I should maybe give it a rest.

It was ok, I'm glad I got the opportunity to we them. But I must say, it's really not the band Journey without Steve Perry! I didn't even bother to get concert shots and that's unusual for me. Better luck next concert.

This was my first time seeing journey live, my 5th time for Def Leppard. I was very impressed with both bands live performances, and actually ended up becoming a new fan of this version of Journey with new vocalist Arnel Pineda. I definitely will be seeing Journey live in the future, as I'm sure I will Def Leppard, for a 6th time.

All the Journey's hits. Drum was amplified to the point where your ribs shook. Would be a 5 star review except for the loudness.

Saw you in Atlantic City Friday nite! Guitar player stole the show!! Felt like I was in the presence of Genius when he played his solos!! Fabulous time!!!

Show at Wind Creek, Bethlehem, PA - For a band this accomplished and professional with sound scaping, the sound at Wind Creek was garbage. Way over-blown on the bottom, distorted and unpleasant, coulnd't hear Neal (the real reason I went) 1/2 the time. Whoever was doing sound needs to be fired. Instead of an intimate show at a small venue, it sounded like they were phoning in an arena experience, very disappointed.

The parking situation at the sleep country Amphitheatre was bullshit. We sat for 3 hours in the parking lot because the little idiots didn't know what they were doing and after we were ready to riot and said you better call a fucking supervisor poof! We were out of the parking lot. I will think twice before I ever go there again

The everlasting line of cars was horrible. We got there right when the set started. I live 30 minutes away from the venue and it took us 4 hours to get there. Overall the music was amazing I do have to say. Don't stop believing!

I went to journey last night..Awesome show...I wished you guys would have played Just the same way...I like all your songs However,Just the same way is my favorite song...I was hoping you guys were going to sing it on the encore....Any way you want it was great last night as the encore...I know you have so many songs you can't play them all.

"Saw them in Calgary in 2012 and Arnel had a flu and wasn't even close to top form and the rest of the band had to give him breaks because he was so sick. This time everyone was at their best and it was truly a great show. Very few vocalists sound as good live as they do in a studio, Arnel Pineda is one of them. Neal Schon's solo project wasn't a bad opener, but it didn't exactly get the audience excited either. Overall it was a spectacular show though, I'd see them again without question because of it. "

"The Journey show is Syracuse NY on August 28 was absolutely fantastic. I had seen them earlier this year and there was some minor sound issues. Not this time. The band hit the stage and rocked the house for about 90 minutes. Their sound was as crisp as their recordings. Neil was incredible as any fan would expect. Dean is a monster on the drums, Jonathan is just so smooth, Ross was as his usual entertaining the crowd with his facial Expressions and Arnel has certainly found a comfort zone and without question is a focal point of the band. When anyone goes to a Journey concert there are high expectations and this concert started fast paced and continued through the night. The band truly rocked the house. They went as far back playing anytime and La Do Da to current release Ritual. The stadium was close to sold out. When 'Don't Stop Believing' started you could hardly hear the back due to the crowd signing along. That's what should happen at one of their shows. The band also expressed their appreciation of the fans. They did not take the crowd for granted. All of the bands members thanked the fans for coming out and Arnel specifically thanked the fans numerous times. The band is not only rocking today like they did 35 years ago, they truly show that they still enjoy it. If you don't have tickets to an up coming show or if you have already seen one of their shows, you should get tickets NOW. This was my second show this year and I would travel again to see them. There was nothing to criticize the band for. They just Came out and nailed it. Great job. Now quit reading reviews and go find where you can enjoy the experience "

Great show with Steve Miller as the opener, Journey at the beginning had some sound issues yet after 2 songs did great. Steve Miller was a surprise never seeing him before impressed me of his song list and guitar ability.

Journey was great again and the venue and staff were awesome. The only issue was trying to get into the venue. The lines and signage were not set up very well and seemed to move very slowly. Other than getting in everything was perfect.

We had s really fantastic time. Missed steve perry. But rock music lives on.

The venue REALLY needs to beef up their Premier Parking procedures. Additionally, the tour vendors/concessions didn't accept credit cards, and the ATMs, which charged $3, we're all the way on the other side. Concert was good. The Tower of POWER was AWESOME. Steve Miller Band rocked. Journey was great. wonderful evening!

Def Leppard’s show was a bit better. Stronger Light show and better overall stage set up. Journey’s stage look bare. No deep cuts for either band given the short set list but overall with both bands combing for this one and nice covered seats 60 rows from the stage this was a great value and really nice evening and show. Don’t think I would see either band stand alone, it was a good combo show.

Journey puts on a good concert. We had seats about 3/4 of the way back and toward the side. The quality of sound just wasn’t there😩. They did have some screens for close up live action of the individuals, that was nice. We saw them two years ago at hard rock and it was incredible and the price was cheaper and way better sound. So I probably won’t go back to Caesars for another concert. The venue was comfortable and service was great. Sorry only three stars for this one 😕

Venue was great. The staff from entrance to seating very helpful and courteous. Seating very comfortable. Arnel's singing seemed to be forced and was not as good as he has done before. We traveled to see the concert specifically and it was disappointing. Wish he would have focused more on the singing then the running all over and then missing the song.

Thanks Arnel for a AWESOME show at the Hard Rock in AC on Friday night. Big Fan! You rocked it. Had a great time. You’re the best. 👏🙌🎼

"Awesome to see @NealSchonMusic @JourneyOfficial jamming with @JBONAMASSA last night @CaesarsPalace What a band! Joe is a monster guitar player but it should be stated that he has an awesome voice. Criminally underrated in this department. Inspiring show"

"Thank you so much @brianslagel for such a WONDERFUL night last night✨✨✨ @JourneyOfficial was AWESOME!!! So GREAT hanging with @Gary_Orona @brianslagel @vaughnlewis @kennyGabor @Mrjimflorentine ✨🤘🏻✨ #Grateful #goodtimes #vegas #vegasnights @scottymac514 you were missed💜"

"This has been a blast!✨ Thank you @JourneyOfficial For making a special moment for my dad and for me. All the way from Mexico 🇲🇽 Congrats Dad 🎓"

"1 month ago today I was in Vegas watching my favorite band @JourneyOfficial #Journey & meeting the awesome @arnelpineda before the show! What an awesome concert (my favorite Journey concert). Such a dream come true 2 meet! I'm so thankful to those who gave me that opportunity."

I live in Vegas and saw in the news the Coliseum was getting a make over months ago. I hope they didn't do it yet. The seats are the same small seats that were there when it opened. I am not a big person. The slow songs were outstanding. The fast songs were too loud. I checked us in on Facebook and a friend commented that the group was loud in a different venue. I agreed with him about this venue. My date commented to me before I can say anything that it was to loud. She said there was a humming noise. It's not because I'm too old. LOL something was clearly wrong. I only noticed it in the fast songs.

We were there for opening night and you guys crushed it! It was so nice to see how much you guys enjoy performing!! Your solo was amazing! Faithfully!!

Saw you guys in Vegas tonight... what a freaking show you put on!!! You guys were AWESOME!!! You rocked the Colosseum and sounded amazing! Arnel was full of so much energy & we had a blast!! Thanks sooo much. 🤘🎵🎤🎼 🎶

I sing at the top of my lungs to any and all Journey songs, so it’s only natural that Jailyn does too. I’m still in awe from this show and the fact that I have the best adventure partner by my side.

@nealschon - 3 things- 1st is Journey was simply amazing tonight. 2nd - Damnit, I need to practice. And - 3rd- thank you for the very long overdue guitar lesson tonight. Much of my playing over the last 38 years has come from your mind and fingers, and, hopefully at some point, translated to MY mind and fingers, and on to those listening. Again- thank you. You inspired me to PLAY.

What an inspirational show @nealschon 🎸🤘🏻 I’m still picking my jaw up off the floor! @journeymusicofficial kicks some serious tail even in 2019. Very happy I got to witness this awesome show. Favorite song: “Lights”⚡️💡

"Last night I got to sit front row again at the @journeymusicofficial concert in Vegas. This is my 6th journey concert and my 3rd time sitting in the very front. . Journey has been my favorite band for over 15 years and I admire their each individual story on how they got to where they are today. Lots of hard work, sleepless nights, dark times, rejections, not knowing how they were going to make ends meet but here they are almost 45 years later still touring, still making music, still selling out shows. . I am so grateful for the experience of seeing them perform. If I ever work so hard to accomplish my dreams it’s because of this band..."

Took my love to see one of his favorite bands... @journeymusicofficial at the @colosseumatcp. What a show! So many great hits that we both grew up to! 😊

"Two words “Fantastic and Electrifying Concert” enjoyed seeing them again and again. That guy Ariel Pineda sounds exactly like Steven Perry and he is full of energy in the stage. JOURNEY STILL MY FAVORITE BAND PERID!!!! "

"Journey was my first concert when I was 13. Steve Perry was the singer then and I can still remember how amazing they were. I have seen video footage with the new singer and am amazed at how much his voice resembles Steve Perry, it must have been hard to fill his shoes. "

The Asia - Journey Concert was absolutely spectacular. My only comment is one that is counter rock culture. It was very hard to understand the singers because the volume was way too loud and it appeared that the singers either had to scream or not be heard at all due to the instruments drowning them out. I doubt this comment will change anything but if the instrumentation was turned down about 10 to 13 dB it would be better and mor enjoyable. I understand about the base in your face concept but when the singers have to scream to be heard well thats not good! Both singers were decent and I have heard Journey's Steve Perry as well as now Arnel many times on CDs and both have magnificent voices but last nite it sounded like he was at times screaming. If it wasn't for that I would have rated the entire experience 5 stars

"Dave Mason, never heard of him but he was great. Doobie Brothers had me dancing and singing. JOURNEY!!!! When my 25 year old daughter loses her mind, and I almost peed myself. One of my dreams came true in Vegas. Thank you Journey, for allowing me to ""Escape "" just for a moment. "

"Journey were great! I like the way they have kept on going! Deen is an Oregonian. Lives in Salem. Arnel sang just as good as Steve! The show was wild, full of energy and spirit. I would like to go see them again. Seen them in early 80's still a show stopper! People are getting a real treat that get to see them! "

"Journey is one of the greatest bands of all-time... with or without Steve Perry. I have been to see their current line-up twice and I must say, they have tons of energy. Neal & Jonathan can still rock! I just wish they'd include Steve Perry even if he was used as a background singer or just banged on a tamborine. "

"They are a great band that can really put on a show I have seen them 2 times I am going to definitely see them again when they come to CT or NYC they have a great frontman named arnel Pineda who is better than Steve perry but they are awesome you should see them and there shows always sell out can't wait to see them. "

"Epic level concert and magnificent drum solo and showmanship. Guitar solos to rival the best like joe perry and so on. Neil Schon did an amazing job! I would give this concert a big two thumbs up, though I do wish they would have given ASIA a little more time as the frontliner. They are both huge bands with lasting marks on the musical worlds, Carl Palmer still has it! "

"The show was fantastic, Asia opened up and sounded great. Journey was spot on... if you have even one doubt, erase it and go see this show. You won;t get to see stars like Neal Schon play forever, and the man is still at the top of his game. Arnel will never be Steve, but if you just accept that fact you will see the guy has some incredible skills and does the music justice. "

"Dobbie Brothers were awesome as always. Journey was amazing! This was my first time seeing Journey and it was a true treat. Some people miss Steve Perry, but Arnel Pineda is an Energizer Bunny with cocaine for batteries while he's on stage! The energy transfers to the audience and his enthusiasm extends to the end of the amphitheater. For extra fun, they ""exploded"" funfetti everywhere at the end of their show! What an awesome show! "

"This band just doesn't quit!! Have been going to see them since the70's and they are still o e of the best shows going these days. My daughter is now a big fan. The show last night in Louisville was as good as ever. These guys work hard and it shows in the quality of the show. Now it's even more fun to watch knowing they are in the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame!!! If they come anywhere around do not miss the show!! I came to this KY show from FL...."

"I attended my very first Journey concert last night. Journey with Steve Perry was the very first rock band I truly was enamored with. Sure, the others soon followed, like Def Leppard, Motley Crue, Whitesnake, Guns 'n Roses, Bon Jovi, just to name a few, but none really truly rivaled Journey. "

"Wow, what a tour-de-force of Rock & Roll power... The Journey, Doobies and Dave Mason show was better than I'd hoped or expected... I'm a music TV producer and have friends who have played in all of these bands over the years so have seen each group a number of times. I'm loving these super-group mash-ups of recent years and this one did not disappoint me. I do want to commend the sound crew for the ""Journey"" set because it was one of the most expert and satisfying live mixes and exhibited real genius in the EQ, and overall artistic treatment. In recent years I've noticed ( to my disappointment ) more events with inept live sound due to the apparent lack of talent or concern amongst our live-sound mixing communities. Nothing can ruin a great performance easier than a slacker at the board and I'm very happy to report, Journey's sound crew are at the top of their game..."

"I thought nothing could be more exciting than sneaking through a basement window of a university auditorium to see one of the premiere classic rock bands of all-time. It hadn't been 30 seconds after we figured out where there were two open seats when Journey opened their set with ""Anyway You Want It"" to the roar of the 3,000+ fans in attendance. Guitarist Neal Schon sealed the deal for me with his precise, piercing riffs as the band rocked the crowd with intense energy that the crowd responded to all night. The synchronized lighting system that rhythmically danced with the music for almost every beat contributed to those on the main floor dancing, singing and waving their arms for the entire show while even spectators like us on the risers couldn't help but be out of our seats grooving all night long. Journey is one of those bands that has such polished musically talent that they make the experience of attending a live concert unforgettable. Taking into account the hundreds of concerts I've attended - for pay - this Journey concert will go down in the books as one of the top three...even if it would not have been for free. "

"I can't think of anyone who won't have heard the classic hit 'Don't Stop Believin'', and I must say, this was the only track that I was familiar with before seeing Journey live. It wasn't a gig that I had planned on going to, but the experience was just phenomenal. The energy of their performance was just out of this world, especially considering they've been performing for the last 40 years! Each member of the band took a solo which was a really cool moment to give everyone the credit that they deserved, and it was great to be able to applaud each member individually. Even if you don't know the back catalogue of their music, the great 80s vibe is perfect for dancing alone, and the catchy hooks have you singing along before too long, which is what I found myself doing! The balance of the band and vocals complimented eachother well, with neither overpowering the other, making for a great sound in the massive venue, which had great acoustics. Great vocals, band, performance, and tracks. Such a fun night, I would definitely go again, and can say from experience that it really doesn't matter whether you know the music well or not to have a blast! "

"Not going to lie, I went to a Journey, Steve Miller Band, Tower of Power concert somewhat dreading to see Journey. Like the rest of this world and probably a few more, I have that love hate relationship with Journey's mega hit, sing alongs, and was not too excited to be going to see them. But, a couple of my friends were going and concerts at Shoreline tend to be a good time, so I went along with it. Needless to say, how pleaseanty surprised I was to find myself up dancing and belting the lyrics to songs I had never heard before (you can be sure that when Don't Stop and Anyway You Want It came on I was the loudest one there). All this coming from the kid who thought it was going to be a real snoozefest. I would categorize this concert as a show to see for the fun and the experience over the music itself. Unless, in some bizarre turn of events, you are in fact a Journey fan, in which case buy your tickets now and throw on that tour t-shirt from the last time they came to town. The lead singer, a short Filipino fellow who apparently they found on tour in South East Asia, will have you wondering if he has been in the band all along with his streaming energy and spot on voice. All in all, a good show to go see with friends. Make sure to get there early and get a good spot to set up shop!"

Attended the Journey concert at the Minnesota State Fair on Labor Day 2014. It was supposed to rain that night, but the weather gods must also be Journey fans as it was a perfect evening for a concert. It is funny that a group with members in their 60s and the youngest member being Arnel Pineda at 46 had far more energy than the warm-up band with most members being in their 20s or 30s. I have been a Journey fan for a good 7 years now, and I discovered them by accident while browsing through records at a bookstore. As such, Journey to me means Steve Perry and the first time I saw them in concert last year was with Arnel Pineda and hearing him sing the songs that Perry largely wrote and performed was disorienting. I really enjoy the new album Eclipse, and it wasn’t hard for me to enjoy Pineda as these are his songs to sing and his voice is incredible. This year, I was more accustomed to Pineda and was determined to enjoy myself, and did I ever! The band has a great amount of energy and the crowd responded in kind, singing along to the songs and cheering like crazy. You’ll hear the classics for sure (Don’t Stop Believin’ was really special as the crowd really got loud when singing along to that) and that was really fun to hear, but there were some unexpected surprises as well. Firstly, it was nice to hear some of their new songs like ""Ritual"" from Eclipse and ""Faith in the Heartland"" from Generations, all the more so as the economy is not very good and many times the Midwest is considered flyover country by the coastal states. As good as Journey's classics are, I appreciated that they played their new songs too. Let's pray that ""City of Hope"" and ""Tantra"" will get stage time next year. In an age where most “artists” can’t sing a lick without the aid of Autotune, every one of the band members can sing in addition to playing instruments. The drummer, Dean Castronovo (a newcomer to the band in 2001) sang the lead vocals for “Mother, Father” while playing drums at the same time. This song is very difficult as the key is very high and requires a great amount of power and range to express the powerful lyrics. He nailed it! I was not expecting the drummer to sing, but it was an unexpected surprise. Jonathan Cain is a very talented man, as he is not only a great piano player, but can play the guitar and provide vocals as well. He was very impressive singing “Anytime” and his piano portions in “Faithfully” were stunning as always. Ross Valory is the bass man, but can sing backing vocals as well. Neil Schon is also amazing as his guitar work is legendary. From his “here comes the train” sequence in “Don’t Stop Belevin’” to his more intimate moments in “Who’s Crying Now” or “Open Arms”, he can also sing quite well and you are also treated to his rendition of the national anthem as well as a psychedelic guitar piece that has a bit of Indian sitar mixed in. It was really a trip, and shame on the people who were talking during these moments as they were great to listen to. Arnel Pineda is made for Journey. I must admit that I would love to hear Perry sing these songs, but that’s not going to happen and Pineda is the only other person I can think of that can fill Perry’s shoes. He has a tremendous amount of energy, range, and is very kind and humble and still looks amazed that he is leading a band like Journey. He was homeless for many years in his youth and spent a lifetime covering Journey songs and is now leading them. He appreciated how much the crowd got into the songs and promised to return to the Twin Cities. I’ll be there!"

with the addition with one my favorite drummers Steve Machine Gun Smith who gave Journey thier big warm power sound from years back had the band on TOP of there game really REALLY looovved the show "KICK ASS" Great rock roll music #Journey #Raaaawwks

This was the 2nd time I saw Journey. I was thrilled to Steve Smith live for the first time being that I'm a drummer myself. What gets me pumped up is the opening song which happened to have been Separate Ways (worlds apart). Steve Smith's drum solo was kick butt. I especially loved Neal Schon's 2nd guitar solo which went right into Wheel in the sky. But I also loved the first solo. Jonathan Cain sure had a wicked piano solo that lead straight into Open Arms. Ross Valory rocked again too. I liked that he announced that it was the Escape album's 35th anniversary. He even announced that Arnel Pineda was the longest standing lead singer. Speaking of Arnel, he rocked again. Jumping, running, and bouncing around. He sure had the power. His voice was golden as usual. I hope he never leaves. Journey sure rocked. Long live Journey!!

It would be hard to argue that any band has a better library of crowd-pleasing favorites, while continuing to do that catalog the justice it deserves. I have seen them many times, and they are as good now as they were in 1983.

Spent “Big Bucks” to watch a guy (6’-4”) and his girlfriends back who stood directly in front of us, and never sat down during the WHOLE PERFORMANCE, therefore blocking our view from the seats we had next to the stage. Common courtesy, nonexistent, especially when the monster man said to us, “I paid $250 for each seat and I’m standing, rocking out, putting us on notice, and continued to air drum throughout the concert. Let’s have these venues enforce a no standing policy if your not in a general admission pit area.

Such a blast to hear/see these bands perform live at Wrigley! These are the songs of my youth. One hit after another for Journey and they still sound amazing sans Steve Perry🏻🎸 Chrissie Hynde is such a badass! The Pretenders were also a highlight of the night. Great rock show!

EPIC !! Take me Back to 1983 & JUST LEAVE me there !!!! DED LEPPARD: Thank U for Being such GREAT ENTERTAINERS & TRUE MUSICIANS for So Many Years !! U Never Disappoint !!!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️ JOURNEY : SAME!! Thank U for being IN MY LIFE FOR SO MANY YEARS !!! Such a Treat 2 See U with My Husband!!!! ROCK GODS : NEIL, JONATHAN, ROSS, STEVE & of of Course Our Savior ..... ARNEL PIÑEDA !!!!! 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

The best part was I got to meet Def Leppard, & Joe, who I’d been wanting to meet for years. They are so wonderful & totally kicked ASS onstage! I had one of the best times of my life and I went alone to the concert! Yay ME!

What an amazing evening with Journey last night. We loved it! The singer was so energized. We also loved Steve Smith drum solo. I loved that Neil announced Steve Perry's new album on stage. Theh plzyed all their greatest hits. pianist

One of the BEST concerts I've been to by far!! The guys sounded fantastic. Their new lead singer sounded exactly like Steve Perry. What an amazing show. Looking forward to when they cone back to Denver and play a Mile High!!

Journey rocked the Hard Rock down to it's foundation last night. These talented musicians never disappoint. Only wish concert was longer and they played some tunes like Feelin' That Way, Anytime, Too Late, Do You Recall, Dixie Highway, The Party is Over, People and Places, Where Were You, Line of Fire, Higher Place, Change for The Better, ect... I could go on and on. These guys could literally play for hours with the catalog and talent they have. They should start thinking of doing a 45th anniversary tour like the 30th Anniversary tour they had in 05. Go see them while you can as we are all getting older.

No matter who leads, Journey never fails yo disappoint and transport me and my friends back to those amazing years. Thank you Journey and to our friends at TicketMaster who make it easier and faster to grab a ticket and enjoy a great show. I had a kidney transplant about two years ago; and shortly after, the optional ticket insurance became available. Or I noticed it. Either way, thank you so much for this partnership offering. I love live music and thanks to this option, my unpredictable health is now not an issue. We did have a bit of a hiccup with the venue itself. They can’t hustle for everyone but it’s a good reminder for any location to remind their vendors to treat others kindly and as you would want to be treated yourself. Overall, it was another amazing evening with Journey, one of my closest friends and in the lovely and fun Mohegan Sun casino. Nothing takes you there like music and you’ve done that for me and my friends since we were old enough to go; probably about 35 years 😲Thanks again.

Just an amazing display of musical skill. They all sound so great and being at a concert where all the best songs are played is the best.

I was blown away with the sound quality inside the Caesars Palace, Arnel was great and the energy he displayed on the last night of their residency was awesome. We had the greatest time with Journey.

If you've never been to a show at The Colosseum, go. Venue has the best acoustics in all of Las Vegas. Journey did not disappoint! Arnel Pineda can sing his heart out, and has energy to spare. Drum solo by Steve Smith was something to behold. All in all a great concert.

ITS LIVELY PEOPLE CRAZY ABOUT THE CONCERT & THEY ARE SHOUTING, SINGING, DANCING & WAVING HANDS ON THE AIR THAT INCLUDING ME & MY WIFE WE REALLY ENJOY THE EVENT.

It was an awsome concert!!! I was bummed I couldn’t bring my yummy cocktail that I just bought at the are into the concert and was stuck drinking it outside.

MY SEAT WAS THE BEST I EVER HAD. THE JOURNEY CONCERT WAS GREAT. I WAS WITH MY FAMILY BECAUSE WAS A FAMILY EVENT. THANK YOU.

We enjoyed every minute of the Journey concert at Caesar's Colosseum On October 26. Each of the members of the band is tremendously talented and put that talent on full display to the delight of a sold out crowd. In addition to playing all of the band's greatest hits, the guys jammed individually, proving that they still possess unparalleled musical gifts. The vocalist did a great job of bringing energy to the show and demonstrated so much gratitude at the opportunity to perform with these legends for an adoring crowd. The audience was on its feet virtually every minute of the two hour performance. We enjoyed the ease and intimacy of the venue as well. It truly took me back to a wonderful phase of life. Bucket list item fulfilled. Thanks, Journey!

It was a wonderful experience. It was everything I expected and more.

This concert was amazing, this is my favorite band and grew up listening to Journey. Traveled from Miami, FL to see them in concert again and they did not disappoint. I loved every minute of the concert, I went with my boyfriend and we had a wonderful time. I will be seeing them again for their 2020 tour.

The concert was amazing!!! We enjoyed it from the beginning to the end.

A great show with the new lead, totally different than the original gig that we are all used too, but still love their music, put on an entertaining show, fun time, would see them again. Bar Manager needs kudos she was on her GAME, she kept lines moving and had it going on. You do not see someone care about their job that much these days, but she did!

Journey was awesome! Did not disappoint!! Great show and talent! Loved this concert at the coliseum. Sound and ability to see on stage and on big screens made for an enjoyable experience!

Great Experience at Colosseum. Great sound and lighting.

The show was just fantastic!!! Comfy seats, the sound was awesome!!!

Non stop for 2 hours this band knows how to put on a great concert ... went by so fast go if you get the chance ...

They are as great musicians as they were in the 80s. The new singer is excellent! High energy & voice is incredible- a great replacement for Steve Perry.

Great show. Arnel has brought the group to another level. Was really great seeing the orignal members, Neal, Johnathon, Ross and Steve " Machine Gun " Smith. The seats, sound and service were TOP NOTCH. Looking forward to coming back.

Great performance. That you call excellent talent.

Saw this same show on Oct. 16th, and that performance was not very good. Bad sound balance. Too much bass made the whole band sound "muddy" and nearly drowned out their vocals. Arnel Pineda had a cold and his voice was not up to par. Overall, they were pretty disappointing. BUT, we decided to give them another chance, and we are very glad we did....what a huge improvement! They had a great night -- everybody in the band was at their best. Arnel sounded great, and even the sound balance was much improved. When these guys are ON, they are among the best in the business.

This was my first time seeing Journey and they were phenomenal. I’m a young person and was surrounded by people from all age groups. They put on a great show and Neal Schon is one heck of a guitar player. All of the band members except the lead singer Arnel had solos. And they were excellent, Arnel has a beautiful voice that ran chills up. My spine I recommend everyone go and see this band before they eventually retire.

Great time and great show with amazing sound in the Coliseum. Just Perfect!!

Wow! Great performance, and Caesar's in Las Vegas is a dreat venue.

Great concert! Really enjoyed it. Perfect venue and good crowd. Will watch again.

The concert was amazing! He sings just like Steve Perry , all members of the bands having there owe time to shine was great too !

It’s was an amazing show at the perfect venue, highly recommend everyone who is a journey fan to see this show

Journey is an amazing band and I loved this concert.

The venue was great and the band was great!!!! Arnel gave us everything he had and his vocals were right on! The drum solo aww struck the entire crowd. Neil Schon did his thing which was great. THe only negative was the beverage prices at the concessions. $25 a drink was over the top!

Excellent! Did not disappoint. The time flew by so fast - didn't want it to be over. They still got it 👏

The venue at Caesar’s is perfect for concerts. There isn’t a bad seat in the house. Ticketmaster site is easy to use and tickets are conveniently in your phone for entrance for the concert. No waiting in a long line! We have been to many concerts, but were extremely impressed with security at this event. Concert goers from the back attempted to get up to the stage and security kept people out. That really impressed us! We paid a lot for our seats and the staff at Caesars did an amazing job ensuring that people weren’t able to crowd the stage. Journey was an amazing band to watch live. I’ve been waiting since 1981 to see them in concert!

Journey played all their popular and familiar songs. Each musician had a chance to shine with a solo or special feature - and they al came through showing tremendous talent. Lead singer, Arnel Pineda, provided fine vocals, though I'm still partial to Steve Perry's voice. Nonetheless, I give Arnel props for his energy and interaction with the audience. Overall, this was one of the best concerts I've attended, and I been to a few recently.

The concert was amazing, they sound exactly the same, this was a great performance by all members of the group. We will remember forever. Thanks for making our vacation

Journey is a baller. It’s a very terrific show. Arnel Pineda is electrifying the crowd. All the all time Journey favorites are awesomely fun and well done.

One of the all time greatest bands ever just killed it again! What an awesome concert!

It was awesome! I forgot how many great songs they had! Arnel did a great job.

This concert was a blast! The audience was so pumped up! Singing along. Dancing! Lighting up their phones! Etc.

Dear Journey: Thank you for always healing my heart and clearing my mind. It was a great concert, in a great venue, and a magical way to start the new decade. Thank you!

This was the BEST concert ever!! The band did an amazing job and kept the crowd entertained! They interacted with the crowd! I WOULD SO LOVE TO SEE THEM AGAIN!!!

Took my grand daughter best experience ever we had the best time ever

Great time, lots of fun. They played all the classics, I was so impressed with the drummer Steve Smith and all the tricks he did with his drumsticks during his solo.

Great concert. This is the first time with the new singer and he was great. Drummer is amazing!!!!! Song were, well great!!!

Newly renovated and re engineered theater experience was immersive. Performance was outstanding

Enjoyed the concert except for a woman behind us yelling so lowdly that she was ruining it for other people around us. Was arguing with people as well. Drinks are very expensive.

A concert in Caesar's Palace Colosseum in Las Vegas is amazing. The acoustics were great and Journey was outstanding. Highly recommend it. A great time and experience.

The band started right on time, they played for almost two hours, the stage was perfectly setup. Not a lot of clutter allowing Neil Arnel, and Ross to move about freely interacting with the crowd. They sound great as ever, and look well for their ages. Would and will see them again. Long live Journey.....

As mentioned above, there were just too many songs fans didn't know and it hurt the pacing which caused numerous slow moments. Yes, the band needs to change things up for their own sanity, but I've seen them many times in concert and they rarely perform hits "Send Her My Love," "When You Love a Woman," "Who's Cryin' Now," and "I'll be Alright without You." It would have been nice to hear these hits, but concert rarities.

"And, the performance was truly consistent with band’s exceptional legendary standard. It could have done better by interacting with the audience more with participative portions, wherein Arnel could have led the way. But it seemed they were just too preoccupied with performing their songs the best way they can. Of course, they succeeded whether the audience liked it or not. But in the end, it was a genuine and extraordinary Journey experience we all should appreciate and remember."

Still, it was fun to hear ’80s anthems like “Any Way You Want It,” “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)” and “Faithfully” performed live in an arena. Of course, the highlight of the 90-minute set was the show-stopping, confetti-filled rendition of “Don’t Stop Believin’,” which gained new life since its 1981 release after being prominently featured in the series finale of The Sopranos in 2007 and in the series premiere of Glee two years later.        

The mood in the theatre was one that had its highs and lows. There were times, especially during some of their more famous songs, that the crowd, mostly made up of older fans, would be on their feet and rocking along with the band. But when the band dipped into songs from their less-well-known compilations, the mood took a perceptible dip and fans could be seen sitting down and losing interest.

Journey smashes its massive arena rock show into this much more intimate venue, refusing to tone down the volume or theatrics. Founding member and guitarist Neal Schon takes every opportunity to unleash extended, squealing guitar solos. Drummer Steve Smith, who rejoined the band four years ago, gets plenty of time for a booming solo of his own, jubilantly hammering a gong to wrap it up. Longtime member and key songwriter Jonathan Cain gets to tell the tales behind the tunes and show off his keyboard skills. The show has all the stuff.

At least that was the case until the last third of Journey’s performance, which was marred by sound problems. Time and again the music cut out completely and then snapped back at full volume, often distorting horribly before dying. It was jarring enough to send many scurrying for the exits, even while Journey played its most anticipated material.

The show’s key moments still rose above the sonic din, though. “Stone in Love” — with its refrain of “Those summer nights are calling” — was a home run in the ballpark setting. Obviously, so was the wait-for-it finale of “Don’t Stop Believin’,” a song played at just about every ballgame there. But rarely does the crowd sing it so literally.

Save for Pineda, the rest of Journey’s lineup is now the same as it was during their hitmaking days, as drummer Steve Smith returned in 2015 after 17 years away from the group. And Journey still follows that old arena rock tradition of giving each musician his own lengthy, indulgent solo.

Put all the pieces together and Journey can get a crowd lost in a planetarium-ready trip like Escape, or simply keep 'em singing along to hits like Any Way You Want It, Wheel In the Sky or the undeniable Faithfully. And it's frankly unfair they get to close with Don't Stop Believin', otherwise known as America's Alternate National Anthem. Those opening piano notes and final soaring chorus, punctuated by blizzards of streamers and confetti, are trump cards few other bands can match.

Overall, both bands were amazing and put on a great concert. However, Def Leppard’s performance quality was much better than that of Journey’s; although their songs were great, Journey used rather basic backgrounds and less interesting lighting compared to Def Leppard’s dynamic and exciting use of lasers, lights and fog that contemplated their high-energy showmanship. 

Journey ended up playing 13 actual songs and the rest were the solos.  The show lasted 1 1/2 hours long and flew by.  They put on a great show and it was well worth it.  When you combine Def Leppard & Journey into the same night, I would say it is money well spent.  Go check them both out and you will not be disappointed.

Pineda has an enthusiasm that makes you want to like him, and it’s pretty wild to watch him go zipping around the stage, or do a flying kick, or hit a note in the exact way Perry would have hit it. But I think it’s OK to miss Perry at the same time, and I think lead guitarist Neal Schon gave us permission to do that Saturday night while introducing 1978’s “Lights.”

Overall, Journey produced a solid set, nothing remarkable though, and perhaps some wear and tear showing on the tail end of a 60 date tour but the energy switch from them to Def Leppard was palpable.

But the thing about music like Journey’s is that you have to walk a delicate tightrope live, especially when you’re sharing a bill with a high energy act like Leppard. Leppard opened this night of the tour, and there was little in the way of filler in their set, which made Journey’s solo-heavy, extreme ups and extreme downs show seem kind of jarring at times. The songs are unquestionably good, and the solos aren’t bad when their the sole headliner, but the mix didn’t quite work after a scorching Leppard set.

Journey, fronted by guitarist Neal Schon and lead singer Arnel Pineda, closed the night with a set that featured their own hit parade, including "Faithfully," "Don't Stop Believin'" and "Open Arms." Journey was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2017. David Petkiewicz, cleveland.com

They’ve been together so long that they are very tight. And of course they could probably do these songs in their sleep at this point. It is true that Arnel was winded on a few of the songs (the guy is 52! Gotta give it up for his jumps and sprints on stage). And it was odd to hear someone other than Steve Perry sing the songs he was famous for. All in all, the show was great.

So, there indeed have been changes in Journey since Ronald Reagan was president, but the memories still remain, the skills still remain, and the songs remain. And Journey’s reputation as a live act clearly was justified throughout the Mohegan Sun show.

This band simply smokes. Neal Schon still blends melody and pure rock riffs with incredible skill and showmanship. Steve Smith is a master musician behind the drums, his stick-spinning drum solo manages to reinvent what has become trite concert moment. Jonathan Cain remains a wise presence on the keys and in his warm intro to “Faithfully,” a song he wrote on a bus in 1982. Ross Valory manages to preen and mug his way through some thundering bass lines, his hair and mood rising higher as the night unfolds. Nobody is having more fun up there than Valory.

Journey’s new residency is certain to please fans, as it features 14 mostly high-energy hits in a fast-moving 90-minute concert – somehow, the power ballads (“Faithfully,” “Open Arms”) are high-energy, too, and that most likely has to do with Pineda, who replaced Steve Perry in 2007 and at 52 is a nonstop Energizer Bunny belting out every song and jumping and kicking onstage.

Journey hit the stage to Jonathan Cain’s chiming keyboard for “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)” and never allowed the adrenaline to drop during their 17-song set. 

Journey set the tone for their performance with "Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)," a dramatic introduction to a set that touched on many of their biggest hits, from "Lovin', "Touchin', Squeezin'," which resulted in a massive singalong," through a raucous "Any Way You Want It" to "Be Good to Yourself." They paid special attention to 1981's nine-times-platinum "Escape," their most successful album, including the concert's emotional highlight, "Open Arms," and a spirited "Who's Crying Now?"

The lights, pictures, and performances were outstanding! We had the best time! Journey’s Arnel Pineda took over for frontman Steve Perry years ago and was a pretty close replica to his sound. They played fan favorites like “Don’t Stop Believin,” “Separate Ways,” “Open Arms,” and more.

As people poured into the streets, it was apparent they got what they wished for. When music fans attend a rock concert, they want grit, glam, loud guitars, big amps, lights, lasers, video effects and most important, monster hits. Def Leppard and Journey delivered and did so competently.

"Arnel Pineda sounded awesome, and his English is much better. Pineda (along with guitarist Neal Schon, keyboardist Jonathan Cain, bassist Ross Valory, and drummer Steve Smith) rolled out with “Separate Ways (World’s Apart)” and really showed off his skills on “Only the Young”. Schon, Cain, and Smith individually showed off their mastery of their respective instruments in solos (man, I miss those), which Schon taking an extra one for himself. Smith’s drum solo was mesmerizing, and particularly interesting with some tricks his utilized during the solo. At one point Smith was drumming using all 5 fingers of his left hand separately, then used his wrist to produce the notes. But the act that got the biggest response I can only describe as almost juggling while drumming. It was amazing and was must-see."

Journey also kicked off their set with hits that brought people out of their seats, never to really sit back down again. With the huge opening chords and drumbeat of “Separate Ways” from their 1983 #2 Billboard album Frontiers, the San Francisco band then slowed it down just a bit for “Only The Young,” “Escape” and “Stone In Love,” the latter featuring a sexy Schon crescendoing Fender guitar solo

Looking at the setlist you can see that the show was hit after hit. There were three solos in the set, the first starting with Jonathan Cain on keys. Donning a Karl Malone jersey circa 1998 he played an instrumental medley of “When You Love a Woman, Send Her My Love” and “I’ll Be Alright Without You”. It was beautiful. The only problem was that it made me really want to hear these songs performed in their entirety.

Arnel Pineda, who replaced Steve Perry as lead singer in 2007, controlled the stage with contagious charisma. Handpicked for his classic-rock covers by Journey's longest-standing member, Neal Schon, Pineda, originally from the Philippines, connected with the audience, brought his heart into the music, and has helped Journey's members pull off this stadium tour, even this late in their careers.

On stage, Journey, which was finally inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame in 2017, is more of a musician’s band, giving greater space to the craft itself; Berklee-trained pounder Steve Smith — a god in the drumming world — nearly cracked the venue’s foundation with his extended solo mid-way through the set, and founding guitarist Neal Schon finds room on just about every Journey song for a searing guitar break, be it from the original recording or improvised.

A continuous string of hits and album tracks was plenty to thrill and entertain the packed house.  Closing with two of its most popular songs, the ballad “Faithfully” and the karaoke favorite (and one of the most downloaded songs of all time) “Don’t Stop Believin’,” the band proved that it’s still making music for those who never stopped believing.

For the past 11 years, Arnel Pineda has belted vocals for Journey in place of Steve Perry. And for 90 minutes Wednesday, Pineda showed fans why he’s more than fitting for the job.

Guitarist Neal Schon saluted that long and still-loving relationship during the sextet’s 15-song, 90-minute show, a romp that quieted for ballads only a couple of times (“Lights,” “Open Arms” (during which a couple in the 13th row got engaged) and “Faithfully”) and focused instead on uptempo fare such as “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart),” “only The Young,” “Stone In Love,” the bluesy “Lovin’ Touchin’ Squeezin’,” “Wheel In The Sky” and more. With four of five members from those 80s glory days still in the lineup Journey played in tight, practiced lockstep, and if Arnel Pineda’s voice showed a bit of tour wear ‘n’ tear it was actually to good effect; The frenetic frontman sounded a bit less like Steve Perry and a bit more like someone who SOUNDS like Steve Perry this time out. though he still kept, er, faithfully close to the original melodies.

Old news at this point, but it still bears mentioning that “new” vocalist Arnel Pineda absolutely slays the Steve Perry-era Journey material. Case closed. He sounds amazing, and is in a near constant state of crowd interaction.

Journey hit the stage at 7:25pm and played a long set of one hour and a half full of the hits that the audience was expecting, coupled with an incredible performance by all members. Arnel’s voice and energy captivated us all, the drum solo by Steve Smith wowed everyone and it was truly remarkable to see such genius percussionist having so much fun.

One could speculate that Journey may well be at a crossroads, and changes could be forthcoming. After tonight, it’s anyone’s guess. If this is the last we will see the band for awhile, this performance could assume a special poignancy.

This was an outstanding show I suggest you see. If you grew up during the 1980s, you know all of these songs and you will be brought back in time when this music was all over the Top 10, MTV, and radio. If you’re a kid like me, and you wonder what it was like to live in the 1980s, this is a good way to find out. Both Def Leppard and Journey put on a fantastic show, and I would definitely go again!

And Journey offered something very special, and appropriate, during this Independence Day concert, with Schon playing "The Star-Spangled Banner" alone on electric guitar, while 19 men and women from the U.S. military, set to be deployed this Saturday, stood behind him.

Other high points included guitarist Neal Schon's guitar solo version of "The Star Spangled Banner" with active-duty soldiers on stage and Pineda's commitment to the audience. He constantly reached out to front-row fans and even went into the crowd with the assistance of security. He nailed the band's last song before the encore, "Don't Stop Believing" – particularly impactful considering his history and rise to fame in his dream job.

Closing out the night was a band that needs no introduction- Journey. I mean, I almost feel like I don’t need to write anything about how amazing they were live because you already know they killed it. Journey has been on the top of their game since the mid 70’s. Even with a hiatus and lineup changes including a new singer (Arnel Pineda who joined in 2007), Journey is a band that truly never gave and never stopped believing (see what I did there?).

Neal Schon and the Journey boys were equally heroic, turning in another athletic, engaging show whose narrative never strayed far from the band’s scarab-illustrated hot streak (1978-1996) with ex-singer Steve Perry.

Journey kicked its set off with the hit “Separate Ways." On it, singer Amel Pineda channeled original frontman Steve Perry to an almost frightening degree of accuracy. Pineda was a ball of energy as he ran to each corner of the stage to sing to every crevice of the crowd. Next up was “Be Good to Yourself” during which Pineda ripped off his jacket to reveal a LeBron James jersey, a move met with approving screams from the fans. The crowd lost some of its pep during “Where Did I Lose Your Love” but found it again for hit “Anyway You Want It.”

The first few songs were a little slow. Not in the beat, but in getting the crowd going. It picked up soon, though, and they put on a good show. At the end of Don't Stop Believing they shot off confetti and streamers. 

Journey brought out the best of its best Saturday night, playing to a packed house at The Forum in Los Angeles. Singer, Arnel Pineda, and four of the five members from its Escape-era lineup performed an array of their hits from the 70s and 80s.

Thumbs way up for lead singer Arnel, who takes each song and delivers them with such real passion.  Also, to note, his energy on stage is outrageous – from running back and forth to the sides of the stage then leaping sky high. I feel like I am getting a work out just watching him

With the lights dimmed, the individual members of Journey [★★★★★] — Ross Valory (bass), Steve Smith (drums), Jonathon Cain (keyboards), Neil Schon (guitar), and Arnel Pineda (vocals) took the stage one by one. A slow building crescendo of light and sound emanating from the speakers brought roaring fans to their feet as the opening build up of “Separate Ways” began. With all of the original members of the best-known lineup sans Steve Perry in place, the band proceeded to deliver 90 minutes of classic songs from their deep catalog.

It was a feeling of total bliss and slight overstimulation, of not wanting the night to end, while also being so incredibly satisfied, overjoyed, impressed, and amazed. That’s the thing about bands like Def Leppard and Journey; they’ve not only carved out a place in our memories, but in the depths of our hearts as well.

A unit for an astonishing 45 years, Journey capped off their brilliant set with the frenetic “Any Way You Want It,” which closed out their portion of the evening perfectly.

I am convinced Journey are one of the finest rock bands that the US has produced and their songs are testament to that. From opener “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)” through to the magnificent encore of “Any Way You Want It” (in my opinion one of their greatest songs) they were great

They may be dinosaurs of rock, but Journey knows how to make a dramatic entrance. Despite playing songs that have saturated rock radio for decades, they managed to keep up the thrilling pace from the start of their 18-song set to the closing encore of “Lovin’, Touchin’, Squeezin’.” 

Journey headlined the evening with a powerful set that drew from all of their massive hits from the 70s and 80s, with the band in fine form. The band opened with the surging rock of “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart),” with Jonathan Cain’s keyboards providing the perfect counterpoint to Neal Schon’s fiery guitar playing.

Journey closed out the show and did the next soundtrack to your life set. Everyone knows and loves these guys. Played on all classic rock stations and stadiums all over the world. Tonight night they had to follow two of my favorites, and they did a great job. I remember they sold out 7 nights at the Met Center back in the eighties. I understand now why they did. I was justa youngin then. If you have not seen any of these bands do you self a favor and get out and support your classic rock.

The recent Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame inductees treated concertgoers to a 16-song set stretching nearly two hours in length, mixing up a career-spanning greatest hits compilation with refreshing takes on familiar rock concert cliches.

It was a classic-rock show for classic-rock fans, leaning more toward tight performances with healthy doses of self-indulgence instead of production magic. Yes, that’s code for “there were four different solos throughout the night, including two different guitar solos.” Why Ross Valory didn’t get a moment in the spotlight remains a mystery.

Journey was the only one of the six acts you’d say had something significant to gain from these bicoastal festivals, beyond the obvious paycheck and good will.

They played mostly hits Thursday night, with a few newer songs thrown in, but they also took some time for extended solos and lengthy instrumental interludes. They opened their encore with “La Raza del Sol,” a piece of jazz-rock fusion that harkens back to Schon’s teen years with Santana. It was a weeknight, so it drove a few dozen audience members to the exits, but those who prioritized an easy departure ahead of absorbing every note of Journey they could missed hearing “Lovin’, Touchin’, Squeezin’,” and a fine rendition of Led Zeppelin’s “Rock and Roll” as well.