Steve Perry

Steve Perry sat in with Eels again during their show in Washington, DC.

Arnel Pineda said that Steve Perry can have his old Journey job back if he wants it.

Eels front man E has gone on the record to explain just how Steve Perry came to join them on stage.

Two '80s superstars made surprising on-stage comebacks this past week. But who did it better?

Steve Perry sat in on a few Journey classics with the group Eels on Sunday, May 25.

After the back-to-back-to-back Top 10 triumphs of 1980's 'Departure,' 1981's 'Escape,' and 1983's 'Frontiers,' Steve Perry of Journey tried his hand at a solo project.

Neal Schon says that his rift with Steve Perry was the result of two people growing apart.

It appears that the latest round of rumors regarding Steve Perry rejoining Journey are untrue. The band's management has denied that any such communication has taken place between the two camps.

After years of sending messages back and forth to each other in the press, it appears that Steve Perry and Neal Schon are seriously considering the idea of Perry returning to Journey. In a new interview, the singer reveals that the two are in discussions.

Steve Perry's been working on new music for years -- and while there's still no official indication that 2014 will bring us a new solo record from the former Journey frontman, his comments during a recent public appearance made it clear he's excited about the way the songs are coming together.

It isn't the Journey reunion that so many fans are hoping for, but it looks like Steve Perry is going to appear on an upcoming album -- collaborating with electronic rock band AWOLNATION, best known for the 2011 Top 20 hit 'Sail.'

It's been more than 15 years since Steve Perry left Journey for the second (and seemingly final) time, but the fans haven't forgotten him -- and neither, it seems, has guitarist Neal Schon.