By Fox News, New York Post | Journey’s farewell world tour is currently underway — despite Neal Schon and Jonathan Cain being in the midst of lawsuits, politics and bad blood. Schon and Cain have been at odds, largely due to Cain’s . . .religious views and differing opinions on how to run the band.
In an interview with Rolling Stone magazine, Schon said: “I stick by the roots of how we started and what was embedded in me from Herbie Herbert with all the original guys.”
“We were never going to affiliate politics with our music, and we’re never going to affiliate any one religion, not that we’re unreligious. Everybody has their own religion,” Schon said.
“But why attach yourself into one portion of something? Why be red? Why be blue? Why be green?” he continued.
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Despite the legal issues, Schon and Cain are currently underway with lead singer Arnel Pineda, drummer Deen Castronovo, keyboardist Jason Derlatka, and bassist Todd Jensen for the farewell tour, which kicked off in February.
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Read more about their (all too familiar) disagreements here:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/music/news/neal-schon-and-bandmate-jonathan-cain-battle-lawsuits-and-politics-as-journey-s-farewell-tour-rolls-on/
Method Man explains Wu-Tang Aussie tour absence – and it’s not what we thought
By Tommy Moir, Happy Mag
Heading into Wu-Tang Clan’s Australian run of Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber, a lot of fans assumed missing members were out for personal reasons.
But Method Man says that wasn’t the case.
Speaking on Instagram Live after the March/April 2026 dates, he made it clear he never agreed to the tour in the first place.
“Before we even went on the overseas tour, I wasn’t going… I was booked.”
He says prior acting commitments were locked in well before the Aussie leg was announced – so it wasn’t a last-minute call, just a matter of availability.
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Read more about the dispute here:
https://happymag.tv/method-man-wu-tang-australian-tour-absence-explained/
