After selling out its O'ahu concert in about two hours, Journey has added a second show at the Blaisdell Arena on March 25, producer Tom Moffatt said yesterday afternoon.

Tickets for the second show — $75, $65 and $55 — go on sale at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the Blaisdell box office, 800-745-3000 and www.ticketmaster.com. The band's other Blaisdell concert is March 26.

Journey, with new front man Arnel Pineda, also plays March 24 at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center amphitheater and March 28 at the Waikoloa Bowl on the Big Island.

– Advertiser staff

ROBIN WILLIAMS TO PLAY BROADWAY

NEW YORK — First Will Ferrell. Now Robin Williams is hitting Broadway. He'll do five performances of his one-man show, "Weapons of Self-Destruction," at the Neil Simon Theatre, April 28 to May 3. Williams is on an 80-city tour with the show.

NO DECISION ON JEREMY PIVEN

NEW YORK — An industry panel was unable to resolve a grievance filed against Jeremy Piven, who quit the Broadway show "Speed-the-Plow" in December, saying he had been diagnosed with mercury poisoning, possibly from eating too much sushi. Piven was at yesterday's hearing on the producers' grievance, but the panel of Actors' Equity and Broadway League representatives was unable to reach the necessary unanimous decision.

Three different actors — including William H. Macy — have followed Piven in the role of movie mogul Bobby Gould, and the show completed its run Feb. 22.

RACHAEL RAY SET TO ROCK AUSTIN

NEW YORK — Rachael Ray is bringing more music and mojitos to the South by Southwest Music and Media Conference this year.

The TV host's debut at last year's festival was very popular. This year, she's signed up Hold Steady, the New York Dolls, Ra Ra Riot and other bands for her March 21 bash. Ray says she hopes to "blow the doors off Austin again."

INJURED JEWEL STILL UP FOR 'DANCING'

NEW YORK — Pop singer Jewel says she injured her knees rehearsing for "Dancing With the Stars" but expects to be ready when the show starts March 9. Jewel said on her Web site Wednesday that she's developed tendinitis in both knees, but that her therapist said she probably will be "good to go by next week."

– Advertiser news services