David Lee Roth to perform second live show in 2025
The Mountain Winery has recently included David Lee Roth in their upcoming series of live concerts. Promoting the “The Mountain Winery 2025 Concert Series” through various official channels, the venue announced Roth’s involvement in the event. Roth’s acceptance to perform highlights his gradual comeback to live stage performances.
Having cemented this as his second confirmed live appearance for 2025, Roth strategically plans his return to the limelight. Ultimate Classic Rock disclosed that Roth would initially perform at the M3 Rock Festival in Columbia, Maryland, set for May 3, 2025. Despite not having any live performances since 2020, the rock legend’s last onstage gig was as the opening act for KISS during their farewell tour.
During his break from tours, Roth continued to stay creatively engaged. He recently presented his latest release, ‘Alligator Pants,’ alongside the newly curated compilation ‘The Warner Recordings 1985-1994.’ This collection brilliantly showcases Roth’s noteworthy solo work beyond his days with Van Halen.
Enthusiasts can anticipate an exclusive pre-sale window for tickets to the Mountain Winery concert starting March 25, followed by general ticket sales commencing on March 28. This concert series aims to enhance fans’ anticipation for Roth’s electrifying presence on stage.
In other news, Mike Wengren from Disturbed has denied rumors surrounding the band’s pyrotechnic effects that allegedly caused damage to Chicago Bulls’ championship banners. While speculation runs rampant in the music world, Wengren sets the record straight about Disturbed’s pyro and its association with the iconic sports memorabilia.
As the industry unfolds with new stories and revelations, musicians continue to forge their paths through both certainty and uncertainty. David Lee Roth and Mike Wengren’s involvement in these recent occurrences add layers to the ever-evolving narrative of rock music. Rock enthusiasts worldwide eagerly await these upcoming events and revelations that shape the musical landscape as we know it.