The vibe-y Houston trio have re-imagined their landmark album.
“This tour is our heartfelt thank you to the fans who’ve been with us every step of the way," says Journey founder and guitarist Neal Schon.
This follows "SLUSHIE" from earlier this year, which marked their first new music in a few years.
Ja's arch nemesis 50 Cent was not impressed.
The album is out November 14.
MC Ride & Zach Hill say they're "looking forward to the new Death Grips record."
A retroactive removal.
For what else? BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge of course
The alt-country/folksinger was then arrested himself.
