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Journey fans, prepare for an unforgettable night in Springfield on Thursday, June 25, 2026. As part of their tour, Journey will perform at the Great Southern Bank Arena, MO. Secure your tickets for this highly anticipated event now.

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Thu Jun.25.2026 07:30 pm
Journey at Great Southern Bank Arena
Journey Great Southern Bank Arena June 25,2026

Experience Journey at Great Southern Bank Arena & Top 2026

Great Southern Bank Arena 901 S. National Ave., Springfield, MO, 65801

Experience an unforgettable night with Journey at the Great Southern Bank Arena in Springfield, Missouri, on June 25, 2026. This iconic band, known for their powerful ballads and energetic rock anthems, promises to deliver a performance that will resonate with fans of all ages.

Journey has captivated audiences worldwide with their timeless hits such as "Don't Stop Believin'," "Faithfully," and "Any Way You Want It." Their music transcends generations, making them a staple in the pop/rock genre. As they embark on this tour, fans can expect a setlist filled with classics that have defined rock music over the decades.

The Great Southern Bank Arena is renowned for its excellent acoustics and vibrant atmosphere, making it the perfect venue for a concert of this magnitude. With a seating capacity that allows for an intimate yet exhilarating experience, attendees will feel the energy of the crowd as they sing along to every note. Ticket prices are expected to range from $50 to $150, depending on seating choices and availability, ensuring options for every budget.

As you prepare for this highly anticipated event, consider the convenience of purchasing tickets through ticketsspringfield.net. This platform offers a user-friendly experience and guarantees secure transactions, allowing fans to focus on what truly matters—enjoying the music. With positive reviews highlighting both the venue and the performers, you can be assured of a memorable evening filled with exceptional entertainment.

Don't miss your chance to witness Journey live in concert at the Great Southern Bank Arena. Mark your calendars for June 25, 2026, and get ready for a night that promises to be filled with nostalgia and excitement. Secure your tickets early to ensure you are part of this extraordinary musical journey.

Journey Springfield Concert reviews

By Rockfan44

Toto 5 Stars, Journey 3

From the moment Toto's band members took the stage, their one hour performance showcasing musicianship, memorable songs, sound (while not perfect), setlist and interaction between the audience and with each other made for a special concert. Unfortunately, Journey could not hold up their end of the evenings' performances. They just seemed off and I couldn't help but think they were not having fun. There were moments of uncomfortable non-verbal eye contacts that perhaps did not show to the average listener but having performed in many bands I could see the discomfort that translated into a lifeless performance as a band. Neal Schon did his best to inject smiles and a pleasant demeanor but it came at the expense of over-shredding in every song. He's truly gifted (actually anazing) but it got boring, even for a shredder writing this. The singer struggled to reach the notes and I recall feeling as though they were an average cover band with a great guitarist. And the sound was muddy. There were some high notes. Journey's songs are still great, Neal played a beautiful and touching rendition of Amazing Grace and there were moments of interactions with the audience during a few sing-a-longs. Band members are excellent musicians and beneath the issues performed admirably. Toto, on the other hand, really touched the audience and were pretty much flawless in executing their wonderful music. Their songs, despite being decades old sounded fresh. Steve Lukather is an exemplary guitarist and when he shreds his lines show taste to the point that even an ambivalent guitar lover would find them delightful. (It's no wonder that Steve Vai said of Lukather, "his massive talent has been a deep inspiration in my life.") There's nothing more fun than performing on stage and perhaps I'm being too tough on Journey. They can still rock. But we are paying top dollar for a mediocre performance and it is clear that they need some refreshing. Thank you Toto for saving the evening.


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