Van Halen's David Lee Roth was photographed making a rare outing in Los Angeles on June 26. The 70-year-old rock legend's outing came nearly two months after he performed his first solo concert in ...

David Lee Roth has announced that he’s retiring from the world of rock music. Not, as one might assume—were one completely unfamiliar with the style, history, and collective life decisions of ...

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David Lee Roth has canceled the remaining shows he was scheduled to play at the House of Blues in Las Vegas amid coronavirus concerns, Fox News Digital has confirmed.

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David Lee Roth says he’s calling it quits on his music career, and without any elongated farewell tour. In a shocker for Van Halen fans, the singer told the Las Vegas Review-Journal Friday that ...

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David Lee Roth has shared a previously-unheard solo recording from 2007, “Nothing Could Have Stopped Us Back Then Anyway,” where he looks back nostalgically on his days in Van Halen.

David Lee Roth has changed his name. The former Van Halen front man now wants to be called “David L. Roth” or “El Roth.” The change was inspired by the current movement in the music ...

David Lee Roth has released the nostalgic Van Halen tribute song "Nothing Could Have Stopped Us Then Anyway," which was recorded in 2007.

Author Nancy French remembered how David Lee Roth nearly inadvertently ruined her fledgling marriage in a new piece for The Washington Post.. The piece is centered around French’s marriage to a ...

David Lee Roth is "throwing in the shoes." That's how the on-and-off Van Halen frontman put it, anyway, in a phone call with the Las Vegas Review-Journal announcing his retirement on Friday.