Test Your Journey Knowledge!

Arnel Pineda, the new singer of Journey, is Filipino. This means that he is from the Philippines or has Filipino ancestry.

Journey and many other bands are credited with popularizing Arena Rock. Arena Rock is a genre characterized by its grandiose sound, large-scale productions, and anthemic stadium-ready songs. This genre became popular in the 1970s and 1980s, with bands like Journey, Queen, and Foreigner dominating the airwaves and selling out arenas worldwide. Arena Rock combines elements of hard rock, pop, and glam rock, creating a powerful and memorable sound that resonated with audiences. Journey's soaring vocals, catchy melodies, and epic guitar solos exemplify the essence of Arena Rock and helped establish it as a dominant genre in the music industry.

No, Journey was not the band's original name.

Neal Schon and Gregg Rolie, the founding members mentioned in the question, were originally part of the famous band Santana.

Steve Perry injured his hip while hiking in Hawaii, which prevented the band from touring in promotion of their comeback album, Trial By Fire.

Journey released three albums before Steve Perry became the lead singer. This suggests that the band had a different lead singer or lineup before Perry joined.

The correct answer is Las Vegas because it is stated that on the DVD included in the Revelation album, they are playing in a specific city. Out of the given options, Las Vegas is the only city mentioned.

Two of the founding members of Journey are still with the band today.

Journey has had a total of five different frontmen to date. This suggests that the band has gone through multiple changes in their lead vocalist over the years.

The album that has currently sold the most copies is "Greatest Hits". This album typically consists of a collection of the most popular and successful songs from an artist or band. Since it includes the most well-known and loved tracks, it tends to attract a wider audience and sell more copies compared to other albums.