Journey - Frontiers Tour 1983 (Proshot)

0:00 - Intro/Backstage
0:58 - Chain Reaction (6/4/1983)
4:40 - Wheel In The Sky (6/4/1983)
6:27 - Line Of Fire (7/30/1983)
6:33 - Still They Ride (6/4/1983)
10:41 - Send Her My Love (3/2/1983)
15:08 - Open Arms (3/2/1983)
18:22 - Neal gets hit with a beer bottle (5/7/1983)
19:09 - No More Lies (5/7/1983)
19:53 - Back Talk (4/23/1983)
19:59 - Edge Of The Blade (7/30/1983)
20:08 - Neal Schon Guitar Solo (6/4/1983)
20:38 - Rubicon (3/2/1983)
25:27 - Escape (6/4/1983)
30:08 - Steve Smith Drum Solo (6/4/1983)
31:46 - After The Fall Intro (6/4/1983)
32:32 - After The Fall (6/4/1983)
35:58 - Faithfully (3/2/1983)
40:16 - Who's Crying Now (3/2/1983)
45:42 - Don't Stop Believin' (3/2/1983)
49:46 - Stone In Love (6/4/1983)
54:18 - Keep On Runnin' (6/4/1983)
ENCORE
57:11 - Lights (7/30/1983)
57:14 - Separate Ways (3/2/1983)
ENCORE 2
1:02:45 - Lovin' Touchin' Squeezin' (7/30/1983)
1:04:00 - Any Way You Want It (3/2/1983)

Some of the songs in this video, such as Wheel In The Sky, After The Fall, and Keep On Runnin', seem to be cut down or abridged. This is because they appeared on the documentary Frontiers and Beyond, which documented some of the band's set on June 4th, 1983. I assume they cut them due to time restraints, or because they didn't want it to take up a lot of the documentary.

The reason why some other songs are SEVERELY cut (Edge Of The Blade, Back Talk, Lights, No More Lies, Line Of Fire) is because of limited amount of pro-shot footage of those songs.

Thanks to @chaseharlann for providing the footage from 4/23 and 7/30.

The videos from 3/2/83 belongs to the creator @Vel_0000 . I have only used their video for the purpose of combining songs into one video. Their video is not my own.

I will be posting more Journey stuff, I'll be making a Raised On Radio Tour video of this kind soon.

Enjoy watching!

[Douglas-upvh]

Growing up in the 70's abd 80's, 90's were Special times in America. Young Generation will never understand how Freedom really was. And how fast it can be taken away. Little by little. Thanks for YouTube for bringing back the Memories of Greatness. Nobody could ever replicate Steve Perry's voice. He was a one of a kind singer.

[JohnD-vj]

Steve Perry is the reason why journey is how it is up to this day! If it wasn't for Steve Perry Journey wouldn't be where it is today!

[jeremywhitworth]

Steve Perry is a natural born awesome singer. He barely has to put any effort into his singing.

[pacificblue]

Steve Perry is and will continue to be one of the most influential melodic rock singers of all time.

[sabbathtribute]

Perry was a once in a lifetime. The band was great. These live versions are impeccable

[jeffreymacintyre]

I graduated HS in 1983. What a period to grow up! I didn't know it then but sure do appreciate it now!

[JoeyLeverett-xx]

The early 80, S was a good vibe. We were all in a better place.

[CarlitoBrigante]

Nobody and I mean nobody can or ever will sing Journey songs like Steve Perry did… classic Journey

[KT-qjmp]

That is why he is called 'The Voice' unmatchable ❤

[JohnSanborn-yn]

Journey will always be Steve Perry to me.

[snipertsx]

Ah, a glorious time when people actually watched concerts with their own eyes and not through the lens of a cell phone.

[Jerry-lgnz]

No auto tune, just pure talent. Was and for ever will be the g.o.a.t.

[madmax]

Steve's voice is unreal. Truly gorgeous

[jeremywhitworth]

Neal Schon is an underrated guitarist. He’s one of my favorites.

[kathydigi]

Perry and Neal are really jacked up for Escape
This is the height of Journey !! Love this

[kimleone]

I really miss those days, both for them and for me. I was young and free and just living in the music.

[RhondaJohnson-vxpt]

Steve Perry is Journey, Journey is Steve Perry...Brings me back to my youth ❤🔥🔥🔥❤

[scottyb]

Steve Perry gave it his all every night vocally. Outstanding band. Thanks for posting.

[randomamerican]

"When was America ever great?" I'd say the late 70's, 80's, and some of the 90's. The music was great. But the concerts were awesome. The tickets were reasonable and the people were friendly. We felt good as a nation. And that's great in my book.

[markb]

What an era for Journey and I'd also argue, what an era for music. So great to see then having fun and performing so well. What a show!