Journey Live In Concert Revelation
Jul 03 2008
•1h 10m
•Music
The DVD was filmed on March 8th, 2008, during Journey's performance at the Planet Hollywood Theatre for the Performing Arts in Las Vegas, Nevada. The band played for about 90 minutes that night, but for whatever reason, they edited the DVD down to about an hour, discarding about seven of the songs that were performed. It's pretty hard to complain though, since the preformance was amazing.
Cast
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Arnel Pineda
Self (Vocals)
Neal Schon
Self (Vocals / Guitar)
Ross Valory
Self (Vocals / Bass)
Jonathan Cain
Self (Vocals / Keyboards / Guitar)
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