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Arnel Pineda invites fans to vote him out of Journey
Journey singer offers to quit band through online fan vote following criticism for Rock in Rio performance
Journey frontman Arnel Pineda gave fans a chance to vote him out of the band after suffering vocal issues during a performance at Rock in Rio festival.
Journey Singer Arnel Pineda Invites Fans to Vote Him Out of the Band After Rock in Rio Criticism
"Arnel dont listen to these blogs. They are all bought. You've kicked a--!" guitarist Neal Schon wrote in support of the vocalist.
After Rocky Rock In Rio Set, Journey Singer Invites Fans To Vote Him Out In Facebook Poll
Journey have been having a lot of issues lately. But the latest development involves neither Jonathan Cain nor Neal Schon, who wouldn’t stop fighting about the band’s credit card until a legal custodian intervened earlier this year.
Classic rock band’s singer says he’ll quit if enough fans say ‘go’ after bad performance
Journey, known for hit songs like “Open Arms,” “Separate Ways,” “Faithfully” and “Any Way You Want It,” recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. The rock band first formed in 1973 with former Santana guitarist-vocalist Neal Schon, the only constant original member of Journey, and Syracuse native George Tickner
Frontman for legendary rock band ‘devastated’ by performance, says fans can vote him out
LOUDWIRE reported that Pineda has received a swell of support from fans and musicians, too, with Whitesnake Guitarist Adrian Vandenberg saying, “STAY Arnel! You’re a fantastic vocalist and just ignore the haters. You’ve got Steve Perry’s blessing so that’s what actually matters.”
Arnel Pineda Offers to Leave Journey if Enough Fans Say ‘Go’
Journey singer Arnel Pineda responded to criticism of his Rock in Rio performance by offering to leave the band if enough fans voted for him to quit.
Journey frontman Arnel Pineda offers to quit band following fan backlash
Journey frontman Arnel Pineda has offered to depart the band following backlash they received for one of their live performances earlier this month.
Journey Singer Arnel Pineda Invites Fans to Vote Him Out of Band 'for Good' amid Criticism of Rock in Rio Performance
In a Facebook post from Sunday, Sept. 22, Journey singer Arnel Pineda wrote that he was "so devastated" by his performance at Rock in Rio and invited fans to vote him out of the band "for good" amid criticism.
Arnel Pineda invites fans to vote him out of Journey after criticism of Rock In Rio show
Journey frontman Arnel Pineda has invited fans to vote him out of the band after being criticised for his performance at this year's Rock In Rio event in Brazil.
Arnel Pineda apologizes for lackluster performance in Rio, offers public to vote whether he should leave Journey
Arnel Pineda, the Filipino musician who became the frontman of the American band Journey, apologized for his lackluster performance at the Rock in Rio Festival in Brazil, leaving the public to vote on whether he should step out of the band for good.
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Neal Schon Says Avenged Sevenfold Sabotaged Journey’s Rio Set
Neal Schon defended the Arnel Pineda performance that led the singer to offer to quit Journey, and accused another band of ...
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JOURNEY's NEAL SCHON Accuses AVENGED SEVENFOLD Of "Extremely Limiting" Their Rock In Rio Show
According to a handful of posts around the Internet, Journey vocalist Arnel Pineda performed so poorly at Rock In Rio that he ...
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