Steve Perry is a renowned singer, best known as the former frontman of the band Journey. When it comes to singing like Steve Perry, there are a few things to keep in mind.

First, it's important to understand that Steve Perry has a powerful and distinctive voice. He is known for his wide vocal range, impeccable pitch, and emotional delivery. In order to sing like Steve Perry, you should pay attention to his unique vocal style and try to emulate it.

One of Steve Perry's signature vocal techniques is to use plenty of vibrato. Vibrato is the slight variation in pitch that occurs when a singer sustains a note. You can practice your vibrato by using Singing Carrots' "Beggars Bounce" and "Diaphragm Bounce" exercises.

Steve Perry's vocal range is also quite impressive. You can use Singing Carrots' vocal range test to determine your own range and compare it to Perry's. This will give you an idea of where you can focus your practice to achieve a similar range.

Steve Perry's voice has a lot of power, but it's also very controlled. This is due in part to his excellent breath support. You can learn more about breath support by reading Singing Carrots' article on the topic.

Another important aspect of Steve Perry's vocal technique is his use of chest voice. You can practice your chest voice and understanding of voice registers by using Singing Carrots' "Singing Comfort Zone" and "Chest Voice Explained" videos.

Finally, it's worth noting that Steve Perry has a great sense of timing and phrasing. You can improve your own sense of phrasing by studying Perry's vocal performances and practicing your own timing and phrasing.

If you want to learn specific Steve Perry songs, you can use Singing Carrots' song search function to find songs that match your vocal range. Perry is known for songs like "Don't Stop Believin'," "Open Arms," and "Separate Ways."

Overall, singing like Steve Perry requires practice and dedication, and the resources provided by Singing Carrots can help you improve your technique and achieve your goals.