Currently on the road with Jefferson Starship, ... and “Count on Me.” When Balin and Slick left the band, Freiberg was instrumental in moving them into a more commercial, ...

And now, nearly 40 years after the Lorelei concert debacle, these three original members of the Jefferson Starship reunite for the first time on June 24 at the intimate Fenix club in San Rafael.

The British-born Sears was a young bassist and keyboard player with the Jefferson Starship in 1978, when the band, riding high on the hits “Count on Me” and “Runaway,” headlined the ...

Jefferson Starship, which has had two incarnations, the second beginning in 1992, will play “Miracles” (from 1975's “Red Octopus”), “Count on Me” and “Runaway” (both: ...

While Kansas is headlining the show, Jefferson Starship, ... including top-10 positions for songs like "Miracles" and "Count On Me." A venue presale will take place on Wednesday, April 24.

Saturday, the ever-evolving rock band Jefferson Starship will be performing at the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion. Initially begun by guitarist Paul Kanter and lead singer Grace Slick, the band has ...

Jefferson Starship is one of the most successful arena rock groups of the 1970s and 80s, ... "Runaway," "Count On Me," "Find Your Way Back" and "No Way Out." ...

Freiberg is out on the road with Jefferson Starship, an enterprise he returned to in the mid-2000s. In addition to Freiberg on vocals and guitar, the band’s current lineup includes bassist/multi ...

Listen to Jefferson Starship Perform at Central Park in 1975. ... Their subsequent Earth rose to No. 5 on the strength of the Top 10 hit "Count on Me," but by then Slick and Balin had left.

The last tour that Craig Chaquico, Pete Sears and Johny Barbata were on together was nothing short of a disaster, to put it mildly. That would be the Jefferson Starship’s 1978 European tour. Its ...