Journey is currently out on their massive Final Frontier Farewell Tour.
Journey are currently making their way across North America on their massive Final Frontier farewell tour, giving fans one last chance to hear one of rock’s greatest catalogues performed live.
While billed as a farewell, the band have since extended the run with more dates later in 2026 after wrapping the first leg in Laredo, Texas, proving demand for the legendary group is as strong as ever.
The current show stretches well beyond two hours, mixing arena staples like ‘Don’t Stop Believin’,’ ‘Faithfully,’ ‘Wheel in the Sky’ and ‘Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)’ with deeper cuts including ‘Faith in the Heartland,’ ‘Still They Ride’ and ‘Mother, Father.’
Neal Schon’s signature guitar solos, Jonathan Cain’s piano feature and multiple lead vocal moments from Deen Castronovo and Jason Derlatka also keep the set feeling fresh from city to city.
Although the running order occasionally changes, the songs below reflect the setlist Journey have been performing at their most recent shows on the Final Frontier tour.
Journey’s Final Frontier Tour Setlist
Intro: Baba O’Riley (The Who song, played from tape)
Faith in the Heartland
Only the Young
Guitar Solo (Neal Schon)
Stone in Love
Be Good to Yourself
Just the Same Way (Jonathan Cain/Deen Castronovo on lead vocals)
Lights (Deen Castronovo on lead vocals)
Still They Ride
Escape
Piano Solo (Jonathan Cain)
Who’s Crying Now
Mother, Father (Deen Castronovo on lead vocals)
Suzanne (Jason Derlatka on lead vocals)
Guitar Solo (Neal Schon)
Wheel in the Sky
Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)
Feelin’ That Way
Anytime
Dead or Alive
I’ll Be Alright Without You
Open Arms
La Do Da (typically features a drum solo and classic rock teases like Led Zeppelin or The Doors)
Any Way You Want It
Lovin’, Touchin’, Squeezin’
Faithfully
Don’t Stop Believin’
Outro: The Place in Your Heart (played from tape)
Note: Depending on the venue and city, they occasionally rotate in other fan favourites like ‘Ask the Lonely,’ ‘Girl Can’t Help It,’ or ‘Chain Reaction’ to keep the set fresh.
