David Lee Roth to Play VMAS 2021 in Las Vegas

Vulture reports that Van Halen vocalist David Lee Roth will conclude his musical career by performing five shows at the House of Blues in Las Vegas starting early 2022. These will be Roth’s last shows after 30+ years touring.

He will play shows to remember Eddie Van Halen and pay his legacy tribute on stage with each performance. Additionally, the rocker plans on performing several songs at each event and taking questions from the audience members present.

Diamond Dave recently introduced two classic Van Halen songs with new renditions. He shared videos of these tracks on YouTube and they sound as amazing as ever!

This cover version of “Panama” and “Ain’t Talkin’ ’bout Love” by Al Estrada features Ryan Wheeler on bass and Francis Valentino on drums, and has attracted great acclaim among fans hoping that Roth will release it for digital download as soon as possible.

Roth has had an eventful career that has seen its share of ups and downs; nevertheless, he remains one of the top rock stars worldwide. Over his lifetime he has collaborated with numerous artists including Paul McCartney, Alice Cooper, Bruce Springsteen and Pink Floyd to name just a few.

He boasts a large following, which helps support his solo career. On YouTube he regularly uploads music videos, tour footage and artist interviews – something no other musician has achieved in their long and distinguished career.

His most recent video is for “Lost in the Light” off his album The Best Of – Volume I and was even given its own music video! A special edition was even issued that included this exclusive track.

This music video stars Roth in various poses and looks incredible! There’s something here for everyone; check it out if you enjoy his style or want some classic rock inspiration.

No matter your opinion of Roth, there’s no question that he stands out among musicians of his ilk as one of the greatest icons ever. An exceptional frontman and rock star.

Roth hasn’t played live with a band for some time now and, like others who have taken a hiatus from performing, has taken some time off from performing.

David Lee Roth has made his long-awaited return to rock stage since leaving it behind during the 90s, touring both with other bands as well as working on his own music.

Over the years, Roth has released numerous singles but this album marks his first new work in 27 years and will include brand new songs with Roth on vocals.

Roth is recording his solo album at Henson Recording Studios in Los Angeles with current members of his solo band including guitarist Al Estrada, bassist Ryan Wheeler and drummer Francis Valentino – which are expected to release it digitally via download sometime around 2020.