dailyloe.com – Journey has postponed two concerts on its ‘Final Frontier’ farewell tour this week. The shows in Des Moines, Iowa, and Lincoln, Nebraska, were delayed due to illness within the band’s touring crew. New dates for the affected concerts have not yet been announced.
Previously purchased tickets will be honored for the rescheduled performances. A promoter stated the band looks forward to returning to deliver an unforgettable show. The postponements follow recent public revelations about internal band tensions.
In a Rolling Stone interview, keyboardist Jonathan Cain admitted to misleading fans. He previously suggested former singer Steve Perry might rejoin the tour. Cain said he planted the idea intentionally to counter fake AI-generated content online.
Steve Perry has publicly stated he will not be part of the farewell tour. The ‘Final Frontier’ tour is marketed as the band’s last major concert series. Journey is a legendary rock band formed in San Francisco in 1973.[]
Source: San Francisco Chronicle
