The outing will mark the debut of new Journey singer Arnel Pineda, whom the group crowned in December as the replacement for the band's short-lived previous vocalist, Jeff Scott Soto, who split with the group last May after fronting the act for less than a year. Soto stepped into the role in 2006 when then-lead singer Steve Augieri was sidelined with vocal problems; Augieri had held the slot since the late '90s after taking over for the group's best-known singer, Steve Perry, with whom the band scored a flock of late-'70s and early '80s hits including "Don't Stop Believin'," "Fathfully," "Wheel in the Sky," "Any Way You Want It" and "Open Arms."

The upcoming tour supports Journey's forthcoming June 3 release, "Revelation," a three-disc CD and DVD package that will be sold exclusively at Wal-Mart stores in North America, according to a press release. Disc one comprises 11 re-recorded classics, disc two features 11 new songs, and disc three is a concert DVD.

Heart--sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson--released its most recent album, "Jupiter's Darling," in 2004. The set marked the pair's first new studio collection in more than a decade.

Last September, Ann Wilson offered up her first solo album, "Hope & Glory." She's backing the set with a series of live shows that are scattered through mid-June; details are available at her MySpace page.

Cheap Trick dropped its latest album, "Rockford," in 2006.