Neal Schon

Journey is in the midst of a public rift, just months after their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Neal Schon didn't get to perform with Steve Perry, but he still came away with a treasured memory.

TMZ has changed their story about Steve Perry performing with Journey at tonight's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony in Brooklyn, N.Y.

Neal Schon offers exclusive comments on Journey's Hall of Fame induction, and his thoughts on the possibility of a reunion with Steve Perry.

Journey guitarist Neal Schon has good news for fans who feel like the band's shows might have gotten a little too mellow over the years.

The first single from 'Santana IV,' "Anywhere You Want to Go," has been released.

Journey guitarist Neal Schon insists the band would happily make room at the mic for its former singer if he ever feels like joining them for a song.

Journey fans who turn out for the band's upcoming Canadian tour can look forward to a familiar face as the band's opening act: guitarist Neal Schon, who's doing double duty to promote his new solo LP.

This short-lived supergroup amalgamated into a new, yet decidedly familiar-sounding, platinum blend.

Neal Schon hasn't even finished work on the upcoming Santana record that reunites the band's original lineup, but he's already eager to get the group out on the road.

The guitarist says that the door is open for Steve Perry to return to Journey if he wants.

Proceeds from the 'Set Them Free' album will support of Rock Against Trafficking.