Fans of rock band Journey were silenced during Friday night’s RodeoHouston performance. The band was singing its signature hit when the sound cut out.

HOUSTON — The band Journey's performance at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo was cut short by an electrical issue Friday night. It happened during the band's hit song, "Don't Stop Believin'." Audio cut out during the song and the giant monitors went black.

The classic rock band was playing its signature hit, Don't Stop Believin', when the speakers cut out at NRG Stadium.

Journey experienced some technical difficulties during a recent Texas concert. The legendary rock band had performed just five songs when, during their 1981 hit "Don't Stop Believin'," they were forced to leave the stage at NRG Stadium during the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo on Friday (March 14).

Houston rodeo attendees in the stands for Friday night's Journey concert at NRG Stadium were in mid-song when a bizarre sequence of events derailed the show and ultimately led to its cancellation.

Journey co-founder and lead guitarist Neal Schon said he "offered to play tonight" to make up for last night's abrupt cancelation after an electrical fire broke out under the RodeoHouston stage. Schon posted the message to Instagram Saturday morning, along with a short video of the band's performance before the accident.

KHOU reports that crew members ran onto the stage holding fire extinguishers, and the band left as a result of what the Houston Rodeo later called an “electrical incident.” After a few minutes, an announcement was made over a loudspeaker to let attendees know that the concert had been cancelled.