Sammy Hagar

Red Rocker was aiming for "catchy pop" success with his 1982 single "Your Love Is Driving Me Crazy."

A swear word forced singer and guitarist's first live appearance off the air.

Singer pays tribute to late alcoholic father, who boxed to “make a living for his family.”

In an exclusive clip from 'Celebrity Sleepover,' the Red Rocker discusses the loss of his friend and former bandmate.

Rum business partners discuss post-lockdown projects; one of them has recorded two albums.

Both former Van Halen members are up for the event, whenever the timing is right.

It's been a tough year for fans, but these gifts might make things merry and bright.

"Red Rocker Refuses to Fly 55 in Afterlife," reads Van Halen singer's newspaper-styled drawing.

Singer said his ex-bandmate had practically been waiting for him to call in the last few months of the guitarist's life.

"Eddie and I had been texting, and it's been a love fest."