I was bit by the 'Infinity' album, and I've been a Journey fan ever since.  I remember seeing Journey and The Baby's at Municipal Auditorium in 1980. 

Ironically, that was the audition tour where Jonathan Cain would move on and join Journey.  It was cool to have him in the studio.

Some of the most familiar piano hooks come from the hands of Jonathan Cain.  Don't Stop Believing, Who's Crying Now, Open Arms, Faithfully, you name it, Jonathan has had a huge impact on the band.

Journey plays TPAC 2/24 for a benefit for Franklin Road Academy.

Here's your link for tickets. 

If you didn't know, Jonathan calls Nashville home, and we're lucky to have a great rock icon here in the city.

Did you know Jonathan Cain has his own wine?

Check out Jonathan Cain on 105.9:  Jonathan Cain

Ron White's salute to the troops hits the Grand Ole Opry, Tuesday 2/21! 

Here's your ticket info!

So many military folks are at a crossroads in their lives.  Life changing injuries, families that are far from them, and we look to raise money.

Here's Ron White hanging out on 105.9: click here

Always love the Tater Salad.

One of the best bands out of the 1970's was America.  These dudes were Air Force Brats.  American fathers and British mothers.  Dewey Bunnell, Gerry Beckley, and Dan Peek had a unique sound that involved Tin Men, Lonesome people, and the tropic of Sir Galahad. 

America gets their star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, February 6th.  

Sad part is that band mate Dan Peek died last year. 

Don't you wish you could just pick up a guitar and do this!? 

What a great era for concerts.  Here's what  Led Zeppelin was doing in 1972.  Led Zeppelin IV or, Four Symbols, The Fourth Album, sold over 23 million in the States alone.  I miss my huge speakers.