David Lee Roth says Van Halen made songs like ‘Jump’ at 126 bpm to be girl-friendly, and explains why he still performs the ...

For the third weekend in a row, the former Van Halen frontman joined Teddy Swims onstage in the desert for a performance of ...

Southern California’s greatest guitar band drew more from Southern rock than you might expect. Van Halen legend David Lee Roth waxed dude-ular, as only he can, on the subject, in an interview excerpt ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. David Lee Roth popped out at Coachella on Friday to sing Van Halen’s classic “Jump” with Teddy Swims. After the ...

David Lee Roth of Van Halen recently revealed that their hit song “Jump” was written with one specific audience in mind.

It was the end of an era. Roth’s exit, Frankenstein's last hurrah. But it was the start of a new one as Eddie Van Halen got experimental on 1986's blockbuster, 5150 ...

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For David Lee Roth, the song “Jump” isn’t just a huge pop hit from 1984, the final album from his original run with Van Halen. It represents his genuine state of mind, a calling from the deep end, a ...

So maybe he can’t quite carry the notes like he used to! David Lee Roth’s showmanship is still a thing of 100 percent ...

David Lee Roth has revealed that he’s sold his publishing.In an interview with The Associated Press at the Coachella Festival, which was just published to YouTube, the former Van Halen frontman ...

David Lee Roth made his third trip to the desert this weekend.After joining Teddy Swims to perform Van Halen’s “Jump” for ...

Two weeks after we first learned that David Lee Roth was covering "New York State of Mind" on his current North American tour ...