Founding Journey guitarist Neal Schon has taken to social media to post a series of photos of him and wife Michaele posing with a brand-new Ferrari that the rocker just purchased.

Neal Schon, who helped start Journey a half-century ago and is still touring with the hitmakers, shares his must-haves for USA TODAY's The Essentials.

When recording his guitar parts, Schon used his black 1977 Gibson Les Paul, an instrument that he used for much of Escape and Journey's subsequent tour. The guitar fetched $250,000 at auction in 2021.

Journey founder Neal Schon is speaking out on social media in support of bandmate Arnel Pineda after some fans criticized Pineda’s vocals on “Don’t Stop Believin’” at Rock in Rio last week.

According to court filings, Schon is president of Freedom 2020, a company formed three years ago to oversee tour-related finances. He and Cain each hold a 50% stake in the company.

Co-founder and lead guitarist of Journey - Neal Schon chatted with Lauren Kelly for a preview of what fans can expect from their upcoming show, and about some of his favorite Houston memories.

Cain accused Schon of taking a $1.5 million advance from promoter AEG to cover tour expenses, despite Cain’s request for a more modest $500,000 advance, in addition to ignoring the company limit ...