Journey Release Live 'Who's Crying Now' Video03-02-2019
(hennemusic) Journey are streaming performance video of their 1981 hit, "Who's Crying Now", as the latest preview to the forthcoming package, "Live In Japan 2017: Escape + Frontiers." "Live In Japan 2017: Escape + Frontiers" will be available in multiple formats, including DVD+2CD and Blu-ray+2CD. Due March 29, the live release captures the band's complete performances of a pair of their classic 1980s albums from a February 7, 2017 concert event at the famed Budokan in Tokyo. Kicking off the two-hour set with "Don't Stop Believin'", Journey delivered a mix of hits and deep tracks like Escape's "Lay It Down" and Frontiers' "Back Talk", which haven't been played live since the albums' original touring cycles. These records - which produced eight US Top 40 singles combined - have sold nearly 20 million copies worldwide, with "Escape" hitting the Top 30 and "Frontiers" going Top 5 in Japan and both earning top 3 status in the US. Watch the video here. hennemusic is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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