23 June 2006 - Camden, NJ

28 June 2006 - Uncasville, CT

30 June 2006 - Scranton, PA

03 July 2006 - Hershey, PA

04 July 2006 - Raleigh, NC

07 July 2006 - Bristow, VA

08 July 2006 - Virginia Beach, VA

10 July 2006 - West Palm Beach, FL

11 July 2006 - Tampa, FL

13 July 2006 - Atlanta, GA

15 July 2006 - Charlotte, NC

18 July 2006 - Minneapolis, MN

19 July 2006 - Tinley Park, IL

21 July 2006 - Maryland Heights, MO

22 July 2006 - Noblesville, IN

25 July 2006 - Cincinnati, OH

28 July 2006 - Selma, TX

29 July 2006 - Dallas, TX

30 July 2006 - Woodlands, TX

15 Aug 2006 - Morrison, Co

22 Aug 2006 - Phoenix, AZ

27 Aug 2006 - Marysville, CA

30 Aug 2006 - Ridgefield, WA

31 Aug 2006 - Auburn, WA

 

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Man, I was really hoping for the Hard Rock Live... every time I go to a concert at the Amphiteater it pours.

 

 

But, I'll be there... diehard Lep-Head that I am.

I was hoping for the Hard Rock but I'll be there as well, I absolutely love Journey.

 

(says the guy with Avenged Sevenfold in his sig)

I'm pretty upset that they're touring with Def Lep, I can't stand them. But, it's Journey, and last year's concert was amazing, so I'll go.

Bad news, Journey fans:

 

Band Announcements

 

July 6, 2006

 

JOURNEY FORCED TO MAKE LEAD SINGER CHANGE ON NATIONWIDE TOUR

 

Jeff Scott Soto to assume JOURNEY lead singer duties starting on July 7th in Bristow, VA due to Steve Augeri throat infection

 

July 6, 2006 -- Due to a chronic throat infection, Journey’s lead singer, Steve Augeri, has been forced to leave the band’s current nationwide tour with Def Leppard. Jeff Scott Soto, who has previously performed with Journey guitarist Neal Schon, will assume the band’s lead singer duties starting with the July 7th show in Bristow, VA. Steve Augeri’s condition will be closely monitored by his physician to determine when he may be able to rejoin the tour.

 

According to Journey, “Steve’s been suffering with an acute throat condition since before we kicked off the tour with Def Leppard. We were hoping he’d be in well condition to handle the rigors of the road but unfortunately it appears to be a chronic condition requiring total voice rest. We all wish Steve a speedy recovery.�

http://www.journeymusic.com/index2.html

 

 

I think I'll pass on this one -- I didn't get free tickets this time, and I don't feel like paying to get drenched again. :thumbdown

Good thing I couldn't make it.

 

Maybe next time.

Juanky, I saw the show last night with Jeff Scott Soto singing. It was off the wall, man. You should have gone. You and Beetle would have had a great time. During, and after the show of course. :shifty