Journey, Carlos Santana, Jennifer Hudson and LL Cool J, among others, regaled 60,000 New Yorkers before a severe storm forced the concert to go into lockdown - then shut down
Thunderstorms evacuated 60,000 attendees who saw performances from Journey, Santana, and LL Cool J
Classic rockers also played "Any Way You Want It" to a Central Park crowd
Despite all the drama surrounding the 2021 festival, it was packed with life-affirming live moments
Longest-running band at Chicago festival bridge generation gap with headlining set
This gig at Chicago's Aragon Ballroom was their first show since 2019, and it marked the return of drummer Deen Castronovo
Song will appear on band's upcoming LP, their first album since 2011’s Eclipse
Neal Schon and Jonathan Cain reach agreement with former members Ross Valory and Steve Smith following alleged "ill-conceived" coup attempt
"I'm delivering on the legacy that the Voice [Steve Perry] has left behind," says Arnel Pineda. "Meeting him is one of the most special things that happened in my life"
The guitarist also gives a progress report on the band's upcoming album, and discusses the state of his relationship with former singer Steve Perry
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