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HAGAR/ROTH Dates Booked, Press Conference Scheduled

April 12, 2002

The eagerly-awaited Sammy Hagar and David Lee Roth joint US headlining tour has reportedly had 25 dates booked so far, with plans for another 20 shows to be added in the coming days. Due to kick off on May 29th at Blossom Music Center in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, the trek will apparently feature each of the singers alternating slots from one night to the nextHagar opening the festivities one night, and Dave doing the same the following eveningand every gig ending with an obligatory jam. A press conference is said to be planned for Tuesday, April 16th in Los Angeles, where additional details, including the tour's initial routing, will be revealed.

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