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Video: VAN HALEN Singer Interviewed On Australia's 'Today' Show

March 14, 2013

VAN HALEN singer David Lee Roth was interviewed on the March 15 edition of Australia's "Today" show. You can now watch video footage of his appearance below.

VAN HALEN will headline Australia's Stone Music Festival at Sydney's ANZ Stadium on April 20. The band's only show Down Under, it will be VAN HALEN's first Australian appearance since 1998, and first with Roth.

The Stone Music Festival was inspired by a cult '70s biker film named "Stone". Released in 1974, the exploitation movie starred Ken Shorter as an undercover cop assigned to discover who is murdering members of an outlaw biker gang named the Gravediggers.

VAN HALEN will close out the annual Rock USA festival, scheduled for July 17 through July 20 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.

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