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Sammy Hagar took fans on a trip through his 40-year career last night (Sept. 1) during a special ’4 Decades of Rock’ concert in Lake Tahoe, Nev. The show featured appearances from members of all three of his famous bands — Montrose, Van Halen and Chickenfoot — as well as David Coverdale of Whitesnake.
The 22-song set opened with Hagar and his longtime backing band the Wabos performing solo hits such as ‘I Can’t Drive 55′ and ‘There’s Only One Way to Rock.’ Bassist Michael Anthony joined his friend next to help perform tracks from their time together in Van Halen, with ‘Good Enough’ making a somewhat surprise appearance alongside smashes like ‘Why Can’t This be Love?’ and ‘Best of Both Worlds.’
This was followed by a five-song Montrose set, with Chickenfoot guitarist Joe Satriani filling in for the recently deceased Ronnie Montrose alongside original band members Bill Church and Denny Carmassi. For an encore, Satriani, Hagar and Anthony teamed up to perform Chickenfoot songs, with Carmassi on drums. You can see the full setlist from this evening at the bottom of this page.
Back in May, when this show was announced, the “Red Rocker” said he hoped it would serve as the prototype for a similarly-themed full-fledged 2013 tour. Hagar wasn’t taking that future for granted last night. “If I only did this once in my lifetime I would be happy, this is a great night,” he enthused before introducing Coverdale for an encore performance of Led Zeppelin‘s ‘Rock and Roll.’
Hagar also took the occasion to briefly address his long career and upcoming birthday: “I forget about it, I’m out there just partying and working, having a good time, and next thing I know, I’m turning 65 (on Oct. 13). I’m cool with it, everybody’s always trying to lie about their age, f— that. I never dreamed I’d still be doing this, but now, I never dreamed about quitting!”
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Sammy Hagar took fans on a trip through his 40-year career last night (Sept. 1) during a special ’4 Decades of Rock’ concert in Lake Tahoe, Nev. The show featured appearances from members of all three of his famous bands — Montrose, Van Halen and Chickenfoot — as well as David Coverdale of Whitesnake.
The 22-song set opened with Hagar and his longtime backing band the Wabos performing solo hits such as ‘I Can’t Drive 55′ and ‘There’s Only One Way to Rock.’ Bassist Michael Anthony joined his friend next to help perform tracks from their time together in Van Halen, with ‘Good Enough’ making a somewhat surprise appearance alongside smashes like ‘Why Can’t This be Love?’ and ‘Best of Both Worlds.’
This was followed by a five-song Montrose set, with Chickenfoot guitarist Joe Satriani filling in for the recently deceased Ronnie Montrose alongside original band members Bill Church and Denny Carmassi. For an encore, Satriani, Hagar and Anthony teamed up to perform Chickenfoot songs, with Carmassi on drums. You can see the full setlist from this evening at the bottom of this page.
Back in May, when this show was announced, the “Red Rocker” said he hoped it would serve as the prototype for a similarly-themed full-fledged 2013 tour. Hagar wasn’t taking that future for granted last night. “If I only did this once in my lifetime I would be happy, this is a great night,” he enthused before introducing Coverdale for an encore performance of Led Zeppelin‘s ‘Rock and Roll.’
Hagar also took the occasion to briefly address his long career and upcoming birthday: “I forget about it, I’m out there just partying and working, having a good time, and next thing I know, I’m turning 65 (on Oct. 13). I’m cool with it, everybody’s always trying to lie about their age, f— that. I never dreamed I’d still be doing this, but now, I never dreamed about quitting!”
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Sammy Hagar Sept. 1 Lake Tahoe Setlist
Sammy Hagar & the Wabos
‘Red’
‘There’s Only One Way to Rock’
‘I Can’t Drive 55′
‘Three Lock Box’
‘I’ll Fall in Love Again’
‘I’ve Done Everything for You’
‘Heavy Metal’
‘Little White Lie’
‘Mas Tequila’
The Other Half (featuring Hagar and Michael Anthony)
‘Why Can’t This Be Love’
‘Good Enough’
‘When It’s Love’
‘Top of the World’
‘Best of Both Worlds’
Montrose ( with Joe Satriani on guitar)
‘Good Rockin’ Tonight’
‘Bad Motor Scooter’
‘Rock the Nation’
‘Rock Candy’
‘Space Station #5′
Chickenfoot (with Denny Carmassi on drums)
‘Rock and Roll’ (Led Zeppelin cover, with David Coverdale of Whitesnake)
‘Bigfoot’
‘Oh Yeah’
Sammy Hagar took fans on a trip through his 40-year career last night (Sept. 1) during a special ’4 Decades of Rock’ concert in Lake Tahoe, Nev. The show featured appearances from members of all three of his famous bands — Montrose, Van Halen and Chickenfoot — as well as David Coverdale of Whitesnake.
The 22-song set opened with Hagar and his longtime backing band the Wabos performing solo hits such as ‘I Can’t Drive 55′ and ‘There’s Only One Way to Rock.’ Bassist Michael Anthony joined his friend next to help perform tracks from their time together in Van Halen, with ‘Good Enough’ making a somewhat surprise appearance alongside smashes like ‘Why Can’t This be Love?’ and ‘Best of Both Worlds.’
This was followed by a five-song Montrose set, with Chickenfoot guitarist Joe Satriani filling in for the recently deceased Ronnie Montrose alongside original band members Bill Church and Denny Carmassi. For an encore, Satriani, Hagar and Anthony teamed up to perform Chickenfoot songs, with Carmassi on drums. You can see the full setlist from this evening at the bottom of this page.
Back in May, when this show was announced, the “Red Rocker” said he hoped it would serve as the prototype for a similarly-themed full-fledged 2013 tour. Hagar wasn’t taking that future for granted last night. “If I only did this once in my lifetime I would be happy, this is a great night,” he enthused before introducing Coverdale for an encore performance of Led Zeppelin‘s ‘Rock and Roll.’
Hagar also took the occasion to briefly address his long career and upcoming birthday: “I forget about it, I’m out there just partying and working, having a good time, and next thing I know, I’m turning 65 (on Oct. 13). I’m cool with it, everybody’s always trying to lie about their age, f— that. I never dreamed I’d still be doing this, but now, I never dreamed about quitting!”
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by: Matthew Wilkening 18 seconds ago
David Coverdale and Sammy Hagar
YouTube / OneMoreShow
Sammy Hagar took fans on a trip through his 40-year career last night (Sept. 1) during a special ’4 Decades of Rock’ concert in Lake Tahoe, Nev. The show featured appearances from members of all three of his famous bands — Montrose, Van Halen and Chickenfoot — as well as David Coverdale of Whitesnake.
The 22-song set opened with Hagar and his longtime backing band the Wabos performing solo hits such as ‘I Can’t Drive 55′ and ‘There’s Only One Way to Rock.’ Bassist Michael Anthony joined his friend next to help perform tracks from their time together in Van Halen, with ‘Good Enough’ making a somewhat surprise appearance alongside smashes like ‘Why Can’t This be Love?’ and ‘Best of Both Worlds.’
This was followed by a five-song Montrose set, with Chickenfoot guitarist Joe Satriani filling in for the recently deceased Ronnie Montrose alongside original band members Bill Church and Denny Carmassi. For an encore, Satriani, Hagar and Anthony teamed up to perform Chickenfoot songs, with Carmassi on drums. You can see the full setlist from this evening at the bottom of this page.
Back in May, when this show was announced, the “Red Rocker” said he hoped it would serve as the prototype for a similarly-themed full-fledged 2013 tour. Hagar wasn’t taking that future for granted last night. “If I only did this once in my lifetime I would be happy, this is a great night,” he enthused before introducing Coverdale for an encore performance of Led Zeppelin‘s ‘Rock and Roll.’
Hagar also took the occasion to briefly address his long career and upcoming birthday: “I forget about it, I’m out there just partying and working, having a good time, and next thing I know, I’m turning 65 (on Oct. 13). I’m cool with it, everybody’s always trying to lie about their age, f— that. I never dreamed I’d still be doing this, but now, I never dreamed about quitting!”
Watch Chickenfoot and David Coverdale Perform ‘Rock and Roll’
Sammy Hagar Sept. 1 Lake Tahoe Setlist
Sammy Hagar & the Wabos
‘Red’
‘There’s Only One Way to Rock’
‘I Can’t Drive 55′
‘Three Lock Box’
‘I’ll Fall in Love Again’
‘I’ve Done Everything for You’
‘Heavy Metal’
‘Little White Lie’
‘Mas Tequila’
The Other Half (featuring Hagar and Michael Anthony)
‘Why Can’t This Be Love’
‘Good Enough’
‘When It’s Love’
‘Top of the World’
‘Best of Both Worlds’
Montrose ( with Joe Satriani on guitar)
‘Good Rockin’ Tonight’
‘Bad Motor Scooter’
‘Rock the Nation’
‘Rock Candy’
‘Space Station #5′
Chickenfoot (with Denny Carmassi on drums)
‘Rock and Roll’ (Led Zeppelin cover, with David Coverdale of Whitesnake)
‘Bigfoot’
‘Oh Yeah’
