Sad, sad story. No, Ed Dawson wasn't mentioned among the best WPIAL coaches. But it's not easy at a small place like Cornell. What he did for Cornell football and Cornell kids can't be overstated. WPIAL football lost a good man.
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Offseason work. Real growth. New season. 🏀💜
The work we’ve put in all offseason has prepared us for what’s ahead. Now it’s time to take that growth, compete together, and keep building something special.
New season. Same hunger. ALL IN.
NFL legend Mike Ditka, who revolutionized the tight end position before becoming the head coach of the world champion 1985 Bears and a towering figure in the city of Chicago, has passed away, his family announced. He was 86.
So grateful for every single one of you who continues to show up, sing along, and support us on this tour. After all these years, your love and encouragement never go unnoticed.
Thank you for being part of this journey and making every night so special. Still counting my blessings, and I can’t wait to see you at the next show!
The Governor of Hawaii and Mayor of Honolulu honored Journey with proclamation to make Journey Day official in Honolulu Hawaii while we play this week and 3 sold out shows. What a blessing!
Time off has been good for the soul, but I’m ready to get back on the road! Grateful for the rest, excited for what’s ahead, and still counting every blessing God continues to pour into my life.
Can’t wait to see you all out there!
A conversation that goes deeper than music. I sat down with Dr. Amen to talk about a death-defying tragedy from my childhood and how that experience became part of the story that shaped my life.
I’m grateful to still be here, grateful for God’s hand on my journey, and thankful for the opportunity to share this part of my story.
I hope this conversation encourages you.
Can you check out the full interview by clicking the link below?
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A few memories from behind the keys over the years.
Music has taken me on an incredible journey, and I’m so grateful for every stage, every song, and every person I’ve had the opportunity to share it with.
Thank you to everyone who has listened, supported, and been part of this journey through the years. Still playing. Still creating. Still grateful.
My father has been such an important part of my journey—not only in life, but in the way I approach music and songwriting. I’m grateful for the lessons, influence, and inspiration that continue to shape the songs I write today.
Here’s a clip from my conversation with I AM SECOND. You can watch the full interview now on YouTube. I hope my story encourages you!
Blast from the past
Very first pic of me as a member of Journey in 1981 at Bammy awards in San Francisco-we played The Party’s Over that evening at Bill Graham Civic.