After a few minutes of trying to identify what caused the power outage, it was determined that it was caused by an electrical fire under the stage. The officials canceled the remainder of the show to ...

Journey drummer Deen Castronovo said he was 'on fire for 4 1/2 songs' during an on-stage electrical fire at the band's ...

Taking the stage at the NRG Stadium, fans were thrilled to watch Journey perform a few of their hit songs. And when entertaining the crowd with “Don’t Stop Believin’”, the sound suddenly cut out. As ...

The iconic '80s rockers, famed for their hits Don’t Stop Believin’ and Any Way You Want It, were forced to halt their set ...

A legendary rock band was forced to cut its concert short after five songs because a fire broke out underneath the stage.

Journey was formed in 1973 with Neal Schon on lead guitar, Gregg Rolie on keyboards and lead vocals, Ross Valory on bass, ...

As the band left the stage, staff with fire extinguishers rushed to the drum riser. An announcement was made shortly after, telling fans the band would not return as an electrical fire had damaged ...

Video from the performance shows singer Arnel Pineda and guitarist Neal Schon singing the lines “A singer in a smoky room / ...

Pop-rock titans Journey were forced to end their recent show in Houston prematurely due to the outbreak of an electrical fire on stage.

Rock band’s co-founder and lead guitarist Neal Schon apologized to fans for the incident, saying he ‘felt terrible’ ...

The audience kept singing one of the band's biggest hits as crew members rushed on stage with fire extinguishers.

Journey's concert at the Houston Rodeo came to an abrupt halt on Friday evening when an electrical fire broke out under the ...