US hard rockers JOURNEY will be performing on Oprah this coming Monday, October 5th. Check your local listings for more information.

Journey's Live In Manila two-DVD set is out now. Filmed with RED technology, which utilizes special 4K high-definition cameras with a resolution exceeding 35mm film that gives the footage an extra dynamic quality, the DVD captures Journey’s historic concert in Manila, Philippines. Performing more than two hours’ worth of classic favorites, as well as new hits from the band’s latest album, Revelation, Live In Manila documents the triumphant homecoming of the band’s singer Arnel Pineda.

On March 14, 2009, Journey returned to Pineda’s homeland and introduced him as their new lead singer to a crowd of nearly 30,000. Group members Neal Schon, Jonathan Cain, Ross Valory, and Deen Castronovo swelled with pride as they witnessed the Filipino people embrace Arnel and the music of Journey. By the time of the Manila concert, more than 800,000 copies of Revelation the band’s first album with Arnel had been sold, and was supported with sold-out shows all over the world.

The Live In Manila DVD, like Revelation, is being sold exclusively at Walmart in North America.

Live In Manila tracklisting:

Disc One:

'Never Walk Away'

'Only The Young'

'Ask The Lonely'

'Stone In Love'

'Keep On Running'

'After All These Years'

'Change For The Better'

'Wheel In The Sky'

'Lights/ Still They Ride'

'Open Arms'

'Mother Father'

'Wildest Dreams'

'When You Love A Woman'

'Separate Ways'

'What I Needed'

Disc Two

'Edge Of The Blade'

'Where Did I Lose Your Love'

'Escape'

'Faithfully'

'Don't Stop Believin''

'Anyway You Want It'

'Lovin' Touchin''

'Turn Down The World'

'Be Good To Yourself'

Revelation debuted on Billboard’s Top 200 album chart at No. 5 in the U.S and entered the national charts in six European countries in its first week of release. Within a few months, Revelation was certified platinum, Journey’s 11th album to achieve that status. In the fall of 2008, Journey’s classic 'Don’t Stop Believin’' set a new high-water mark for digital downloads, topping 2 million in sales, making it the most downloaded catalog track ever.