Additionally, the band will headline Lollapalooza at Chicago’s Grant Park on Saturday, July 31. Journey have confirmed a number of new tour dates, including shows in Atlantic City and Grantville, as well as their performance at the Tunnel to Towers Foundation's “Never Forget Concert,” a night of live music to honor and commemorate the 20th anniversary of 9/11, at the Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater on Saturday, Aug. Recently, Journey shared their new song “ The Way We Used To Be.” The song is the multi-Diamond band’s first new music since 2011’s album “Eclipse.” Watch the music video for “The Way We Used To Be,” directed and produced by Andrew Seth Cohen and Ryan Kieffer, with animation produced by Confidential Creative, HERE. Jonathan Cain added, “On behalf of all that helped to make our album, ‘Escape,’ a Diamond award achievement, we say ‘Thank you.’ To our fans, to our bandmates who took part in recording this album, to our label, to all in radio and finally to the distributors who believed in this music, we are deeply humbled and honored to accept this prestigious award.” Of the certification, Neal Schon said, “This is such a truly gratifying achievement for all the work we did together. Journey’s “Greatest Hits” has previously been certified Diamond. The album spawned the hits “Open Arms,” “Who’s Crying Now,” “Stone in Love” and “Don’t Stop Believin’,” which has over a billion streams on Spotify alone. Released in 1981, “Escape” will celebrate its 40th anniversary on July 17. On Thursday, Journey’s seventh studio album, “Escape,” was certified Diamond by the RIAA, which denotes the album has sold over 10 million equivalent units. √ Share new song & video for ‘ The Way We Used To Be’
Band’s 7th studio album celebrates 40th anniversary on July 17
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