Van Halen Cancel 30 US Tour Dates Amongst Rumours Of Fighting In The Band
Friday, 18 May 2012
Written by Elliott Batte
Hard rock legends Van Halen have abruptly cancelled all of their post-June 26th US tour dates – and have given no explanation or reason to their fans.
The sudden news comes following the release of their latest album 'A Different Kind of Truth', which was their first album for 14 years, and will seriously dash UK fans hopes of a tour coming across the pond.
Whilst no reason for the cancellations has been given, the band have been known to argue – one fight was so bad it caused singer David Lee Roth to leave the band in 1985 – and a source has told Rolling Stone: “[They] hate each other. The band is arguing like mad. They are fighting.”
It's unknown whether the dates may ever be re-arranged – though its unlikely – or whether fans will get refunds, and there may well be more cancellations on the way. Nothing has been confirmed surrounding the other dates, though, so stay with Stereoboard to stay up-to-date.
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