Former Journey lead singer Steve Perry shocked the world last weekend by performing onstage for the first time in eighteen years. Near the end of a set by alternative rock band the Eels in St. Paul, Minnesota, Perry emerged from behind the curtains to
Oh, Perry! Bearing one of the most distinctive voices in rock, former Journey frontman Steve Perry hasn't performed live since 1995. But the "Don't Stop Believin'" singer, now 65, came out of retirement at the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, Minn. on
For those who didn't stop believing, their wish came true. Journey frontman Steve Perry hit the stage after nearly twenty years to perform a few of his classics.
Steve Perry shocked Journey fans this weekend when he emerged from a 19-year hiatus to perform a brief set at an Eels concert. The last time anyone heard Perry perform in public was on his 1994/'95 solo tour in support of
Former Journey frontman Steve Perry turned up at a performance by the alt-rock band Eels and did something he hasn't done in nearly two decades: He sang on stage, with a band, in public. Perry performed the Eels song "It's