Van Halen Tour

Van Halen Tour
Traditional rocking chairs Van Halen on Saturday suddenly delayed more than 30 trip times, following their May 26 show in New Orleans.

Contacted Saturday for thoughts, a associate for the trip said that no other details was available. No description was given, and there was no concept on when the looks might be created up.

Thirteen reveals, such as Saturday's show in St. John, New york, will go on as planned.

The group is on trip in assistance of its new record, "A Different Type of Truth" -- the first finish record with unique cause musician Mark Lee Roth since the platinum-selling "1984," which was launched on the last day of 1983.

Van Halen, which established in 1974, has a strong record.

Roth remaining the group in 1985 after a falling-out with guitarist/founder Eddie Van Halen and was changed by artist Sammy Hagar, who was with the group until 1996. Former Excessive artist H Cherone signed up with the group for 1998's "Van Halen III" -- the worst-selling record of the group's profession.

At different periods, Eddie Van Halen has gone through strategy to alcohol addiction and cancer malignancy.

The group was awarded with a Stone and Throw Lounge of Popularity in 2007 and later that season declared a gathering trip with Roth again fronting the group. The group also has changed unique bassist Eileen Anthony with Van Halen's son, Wolfgang. Several reveals during the 2007-08 trip were also delayed, but eventually rescheduled.

According to the Producing Market Organization of The united states, Van Halen has marketed more than 56 thousand collections.

Van Halen boards on the Web lit up with the information, with some worrying the reveals would never occur.

"This isn't good," said a fan who goes by the handle bsbll4 on vhlinks.com, which bills itself as "Your Van Halen Internet resource guide."

ED-A-HOLIC posted, "there is a BIG difference between CANCELLED and POSTPONED, I just hope it's not Eddie having to battle against cancer again."