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Singer Steve Perry Sets the Record Straight, Says Rumors He’s Rejoining Journey Not True
Steve Perry said he is focused on new creative work and denied reunion rumors despite Journey reaching out for their farewell tour starting Feb. 28.
- On his official X platform, Perry denied rejoining Journey and stated he wanted to `gently put rumors to rest`.
- Journey asked Perry to participate in the 'Final Frontier' farewell tour, which Cain said included an invitation to Perry, but Perry denied rejoining.
- Perry said he is focusing on new creative work and new music that reflects where he is today, and he thanked fans and supporters for their continued loyalty.
- Perry's long history with Journey—joining in 1977 and leaving in 1987—frames why fans hoped for a reunion after he reunited with Neal Schon, Jonathan Cain, Gregg Rolie, Aynsley Dunbar, and Ross Valory in 2017 at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
- Reporting notes say the story was filed from Orlando, and the article cited Steve Perry's official X page, Journeymusic.com, and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as sources, according to Stephen Hawkins.
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Singer Steve Perry sets the record straight, says rumors he’s rejoining Journey not true
Legendary rock singer Steve Perry has taken to social media to set the record straight about rumors that he would be rejoining Journey where he was the lead singer in the band’s heyday.
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Steve Perry Denies Rumours of A Journey Reunion
Former Journey singer Steve Perry has shut down rumours circulating online that he’ll be rejoining his old band on stage for their farewell tour. For some Journey fans, it’s time to stop believin’ as frontman Steve Perry has denied the viral rumours of a reunion on stage during the band’s farewell tour. The singer would share a statement online, writing: “While I’m always grateful for the love people still have for Journey, the rumours about me …
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