The Journey band is extremely lucky to have recruited Arnel Pineda, who remains loyal to the band as a successful frontman for more than 16 years. He added more life to Journey's success when AP joined Journey in 2007, >Journey's popularity was floundering ever since Steve Perry left, and with the arrival of AP, he revived it with success after success in its Concerts even now!!.. ***How many 70's and 80's rock bands are as hot as Journey? lots of them have failed! Maybe one reason was that Arnel Pineda has that versatile vocal ability, endurance,, young looks, and superb energy and charms to capture the crowds on the stage and give an incredible performance each time! Hats off Arnel Pineda! Happy 50th Anniversary, Journey!!
There was something not right about the sound at Grand Forks that night. Arnel seemed off and chocked up the first 2 songs. To me the sound was distorted, I don't know if it was the design of the Alerus Center or just a bad sound setup/check. Listen to the shows they did in Winnipeg and Calgary, much better.
The Journey band is extremely lucky to have recruited Arnel Pineda, who remains loyal to the band as a successful frontman for more than 16 years. He added more life to Journey's success when AP joined Journey in 2007,
>Journey's popularity was floundering ever since Steve Perry left, and with the arrival of AP, he revived it with success after success in its Concerts even now!!..
***How many 70's and 80's rock bands are as hot as Journey? lots of them have failed! Maybe one reason was that Arnel Pineda has that versatile vocal ability, endurance,, young looks, and superb energy and charms to capture the crowds on the stage and give an incredible performance each time!
Hats off Arnel Pineda! Happy 50th Anniversary, Journey!!
There was something not right about the sound at Grand Forks that night. Arnel seemed off and chocked up the first 2 songs. To me the sound was distorted, I don't know if it was the design of the Alerus Center or just a bad sound setup/check. Listen to the shows they did in Winnipeg and Calgary, much better.
Yes, I agree. His sound seemed both distorted and too quiet too me, it was quite hard to understand what he was saying/seeing
his voice is clearly no longer the same...
The sound was indeed “muddy”. In fact, Toto sounded cleaner.