Journey just proved that “farewell” is a relative term — the band has tacked on 40 more shows to their Final Frontier Tour, kicking off September 12, 2026 at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles and wrapping November 28, 2026 at Chase Center in San Francisco †. The extension comes after the tour originally launched back in February in Hershey, Pennsylvania, and it’s shaping up to be a proper victory lap through Cleveland, Seattle, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Boston *. Citi cardholders can jump on presale tickets starting May 13 at 10 a.m. local time, with general public sales opening May 15 †.
What makes this run especially compelling for longtime fans is the deep-cut rotation Journey’s been throwing into the setlist alongside the arena anthems *. They’ve dusted off “La Raza del Sol” for the first time in nearly a decade, reached back to their 1975 debut for “Of a Lifetime,” and even pulled out “Lovin’ You is Easy” from 1979’s *Evolution* — a track that hadn’t seen stage light since 1982 *. “After All These Years” from 2008’s *Revelation*, “Line of Fire” from 1980’s *Departure*, and the rarely performed “Patiently” from *Infinity* have all made appearances, proving that Arnel Pineda and the crew aren’t just phoning in the hits *.
The tour carries extra weight knowing that keyboardist Jonathan Cain plans to exit after it concludes in 2027, and Steve Perry has publicly confirmed he won’t be making any surprise reunions *. The current lineup — Neal Schon on lead guitar, Cain on keyboards and guitar, Pineda on vocals, Deen Castronovo on drums, Jason Derlatka on keyboards, and Todd Jensen on bass — is delivering a brand-new production with VIP packages available for fans who want the full experience †. After a short break in late April, Journey hits Tampa on May 15 to resume the trek before the fall extension begins *.