The post Jonathan Cain Sues Journey Bandmate Neal Schon for Maxing Out $1 Million Credit Card Limit appeared first on Consequence. The legal battle between Journey keyboardist/rhythm guitarist ...
Journey’s Jonathan Cain has opened up about his future with the band.In November, Journey announced their Final Frontier farewell tour, which kicks off Feb. 28 in Hershey, Pennsylvania. The ...
With Neal Schon the last remaining original member of Journey, the musician watched as the band gained international stardom over the decades. Given the massive success that followed Journey, the ...
Earlier this month, Jonathan Cain of Journey filed a lawsuit against his bandmate Neal Schon for allegedly misusing the band's credit cards. The lawsuit claims that both Schon and his wife Michaele ...
While his career goes back to the 1960s, in 1980, Jonathan Cain’s life took a drastic turn when he left the Babys to join Journey. Taking over for Gregg Rolie, Cain helped the band finish the album ...
Journey’s legal problems have been, well, a journey. In 2022, the band’s guitarist Neal Schon sued keyboardist Jonathan Cain for access to the corporate Amex. The following year, Cain countersued. Now ...
A new legal filing from Jonathan Cain accuses Journey bandmate Neal Schon of reneging on a mediated agreement to end their bitter public feud over band finances. Schon made a public statement last ...
On Oct. 9, Journey's Neil Schon claimed in a social media post that his bandmate Jonathan Cain "announced his farewell" Shortly after, a spokesperson for Cain told PEOPLE that he "remains an active ...
The San Francisco rock band's keyboardist and guitarist Jonathan Cain spoke candidly about the late Charlie Kirk during a recent appearance on "The 700 Club." ...
Journey recently celebrated 50 years since the band first formed. The band's most well-remembered lead singer, Steve Perry, was spotted on a walk in Los Angeles earlier this month. The 74-year-old was ...
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