Journey's concert in Tulsa came to an abrupt halt Thursday night when drummer Deen Castronovo suffered a medical scare onstage and was rushed to the hospital. The legendary rock band had played just two songs into its set at the BOK Center on its 2026 'Final Frontier' tour when the show stopped.
Shortly after Castronovo left the stage, keyboardist Jonathan Cain walked up to the microphone and told the packed crowd that Deen had a medical emergency, according to TMZ, which reported the incident Friday morning.
No details on Castronovo's condition or what caused the scare had been released as of Friday morning, and the band had not yet said whether remaining tour dates would be affected.
The incident is a reminder of how quickly live shows can change course: a two-song set, a silent arena, and a veteran musician — Castronovo has been behind Journey's kit for years — taken from the stage for urgent care instead of an encore.
