Journey

Band will perform six shows in December.

Song serves as band's first new music in a decade.

After moving shows to an online format last year, four-day Chicago festival will take place in-person this summer.

The band scored so many hits, it's easy to forget they wrote anything else.

If the band was going to survive, it would have to rebuild a relationship that dates back to the "Don't Stop Believin'" era.

Annual Chicago festival would be first confirmed date for the newly reconfigured band.

Mutual admiration led to an invite to collaborate after the departure of David Lee Roth.

"The band is on fire, man," guitarist says. "I’m excited about this record. I believe we’ll start releasing things after the new year.”

The former frontman says "there was never any 'Kumbaya'" behind the scenes.

Neal Schon has weighed in on the matter.

Journey guitarist regrets dramatic changes that took place while former singer was promoting solo album ‘Traces.’

Band has been working on new music while in coronavirus lockdown.