"Cain's departure leaves Schon as the only remaining classic member of Journey. Drummer Deen Castronovo has been around since 1998, but joined the band long after their biggest hits of the '70s and '80s. Singer Arnel Pineda joined in 2007, while keyboardist Jason Derlatka and bassist Todd Jensen are recent additions to the lineup following the firings of Ross Valory and Steve Smith."
"Schon and Cain famously took legal action against each other over the band's finances while still bandmates in Journey, before finally resolving their dispute in 2024. Meanwhile, Cain recently announced his new single "No One Else," a tribute to slain right-wing activist Charlie Kirk. He has served as a worship leader at Florida's City of Destiny church, at one point led by his pastor wife, Paula White-Cain, who was appointed by President Trump as the leader of the newly formed White House Faith Office."
Jonathan Cain has left Journey, announced in a social post by Neal Schon that Cain announced his farewell while Schon said Journey has more life ahead and expects a great tour. Cain's departure leaves Neal Schon as the only remaining classic member of the band. Deen Castronovo has been a member since 1998, Arnel Pineda joined in 2007, and Jason Derlatka and Todd Jensen are recent additions after the firings of Ross Valory and Steve Smith. Schon and Cain resolved a 2024 legal dispute over band finances. Cain has pursued ministry and released the single "No One Else." Journey has no scheduled dates, with a 2026–27 tour mentioned as in the works.
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