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Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain blasted Bruce Springsteen for using his platform to discuss politics, calling him an 'annoying, bitter old man' and telling him to 'shut up'; Cain, a self-described conservative aligned with Donald Trump, argued that Born in the USA is a diss toward the country and said he’s releasing a patriotic song with Ted Nugent and Kid Rock.
Journey’s Jonathan Cain blasted Bruce Springsteen as an 'annoying, bitter old man' for using concerts to lecture fans about Trump, saying he keeps politics out of his music and even criticizing Born in the USA as a diss to America.
Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain blasted Bruce Springsteen in a podcast, labeling him an “annoying, bitter old man” who should stop talking about politics and even calling Born in the USA a diss to America. Cain, a self-described conservative married to Trump adviser Paula White-Cain, says he tries to keep politics out of his music but defended his own patriotic stance and noted his ties to Ted Nugent and Kid Rock, while also recounting Journey’s long career and past White House interactions with President Trump.
Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain blasted Bruce Springsteen for commenting on Donald Trump, telling him to “shut up” and arguing that Springsteen should keep politics out of his shows; Cain, a Trump ally, criticized Springsteen while noting the singer’s ongoing political activism and Trump’s own social-media retorts.
Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain condemned celebrities who use their platform for politics, telling Bruce Springsteen to 'shut up' and arguing that art and politics should stay separate. A conservative who supports Trump and even performed at Mar-a-Lago, Cain praises patriotism, released a patriotic song, and says music should unify audiences rather than preach. He also criticized Springsteen as an 'annoying, bitter old man' and emphasized that Journey should keep politics out of their music.
Rolling Stone traces Journey's farewell-era evolution, spotlighting eight singers who perform Don't Stop Believin' across decades to show the band's resilience under Neal Schon's leadership.
Journey adds 40 new stops to its The Final Frontier farewell tour, running from Sept. 12 in Los Angeles to Nov. 28 in San Francisco, with on-sale May 15 and Citi presale May 11; Arnel Pineda remains the vocalist as Jonathan Cain plans to exit in 2027, while the band continues a production featuring a mix of hits and deeper cuts.
Stagecoach 2026 in Indio paused Saturday as high winds whipped dust and toppled props, triggering an emergency evacuation; Lainey Wilson’s headlining set was delayed about an hour, while Journey and Riley Green saw their performances canceled. After a staggered restart, Wilson opened again but the crowd faced shuttle- and parking-lot chaos; the final day remains headlined by Post Malone.
Journey announces its 'Final Frontier Tour' in 2026, featuring 60 shows across North America and Canada as a farewell to fans, with band members expressing gratitude and excitement for the tour and future projects.
Legendary rock band Journey will perform in Des Moines at the Iowa Events Center on April 8, 2026, as part of their farewell tour, 'The Final Frontier Tour,' with tickets available from November 14.
Journey has announced its farewell tour, the 'Final Frontier Tour 2026,' set to begin in February 2026 with 60 dates across North America, marking the band's planned end of touring, although members have indicated they may tour into 2027. The tour serves as a farewell to their classic lineup, with tickets going on sale soon.
The concept of "ambient multiplayer" in gaming, where players experience subtle, often asynchronous interactions with others, has created some of the most memorable gaming moments over the past 15 years. Games like Elden Ring, Journey, and Dragon's Dogma incorporate these elements to enhance emotional impact and world-building, offering a contrast to the competitive nature of mainstream multiplayer games. This approach allows for meaningful, fleeting connections that resonate deeply with players, highlighting a desire for connection without the pressures of synchronous play.
Middle school janitor Richard Goodall from Indiana wowed the judges on the season premiere of "America's Got Talent" with his rendition of Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'," earning the coveted Golden Buzzer from judge Heidi Klum and advancing directly to the live shows.
In the Season 19 premiere of America's Got Talent, Indiana-based janitor Richard Goodall wowed the audience and judges with a stunning rendition of Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'," earning a Golden Buzzer from Heidi Klum. The episode also featured a variety of other acts, including a high school dance crew, a math prodigy baby, a Taiwanese magician, a Zimbabwean comedian who also received a Golden Buzzer, and more.
Focus on the journey and celebrate your wins, as true growth happens along the way.