EVOLUTION has been outting together shows that will bring the band across the united states as far out as the west coast. Keep checking the date page for show near you.

Evolution sold out B.B. King's in New York City. The standing room only crowd rocked for 2 hours to all the Journey hits they came to hear along with some lesser known, but just as loved favorites for the die hard fans. Evolution was quickly asked to return to do another packed show!

Evolution walked the Red Carpet as special guests for the premier of the Broadway musical "Rock of Ages", then took the stage wowing veteran Rockers and V.I.P.'s alike, performing Journey classics. Articles and photos appeared in every major New York and Tri-state area newspapers.

Evolution played before a crowd of 50,000 + at the Meadowlands. As evolution pounded out the first few notes of "Separate Ways", the crowd went into a fist pumping, sing-a-long frenzy!

Evolution rocked out with former journey front man, Steve Augeri at the iconic China Club in NYC. The surprised audience was treated to an amazing rendition of "Lovin’ touchin’ squeezin’ " and showed their approval with applause that went on for several minutes afterward while chanting, "one more song"!

Evolution played both Google & Cisco's corporate annual parties. The several hundred in attendance at each event were treated to a full concert of all the Journey standards, complete with professional effects, lighting and era appropriate clothing to enhance the experience.

Evolution’s lead vocalist, John Robert Murphy, performed songs from super group Journey with the Gregg Rolie Band on three separate shows over the summer of 2010.

Gregg Rolie contacted John with an opportunity to perform with the Gregg Rolie Band for June 19th at Mohegan Sun in CT, the Lakeside Amphitheater in Lakeland Ohio on June 25th, and then at a huge outdoor show at the Wind River Casino in Riverton, WY at the beginning of September.

Gregg Rolie is one of the founding members of the mega-bands Santana and Journey, as well as his current Gregg Rolie Band. His singing talents will forever be immortalized by his lead vocals on classic Santana hits including “Black Magic Woman”, “Evil Ways” and “Oye Como Va”.

Rolie co-wrote and co-produced the band’s first seven albums and toured extensively with Journey. He remained through multiple personnel changes, including Steve Perry as lead vocalist in 1978, before exiting after the hugely successful 1981 live double album “Captured”.

John maintains a great friendship with Gregg and most members of the Gregg Rolie Band and believes that this opportunity can help promote Evolution at the same time.