Today is "Can't Hang" release day for the new single from The Circle's new album "Space Between" and we started it off early back on my old friend Howard Stern's show. It was a killer conversation and The Circle dropped a live version of "Can't Hang". After that we did a quick chat with Redheads before the YouTube Premiere of the new music video and then went off to a packed day of promos in NYC which you'll hear about later...

Grammys weekend!

MusiCares honoring Dolly Parton, Linda Perry at Clive Davis’s Pre-Grammy party, and Pre-Grammy Gala And Recording Academy / GRAMMYs Salute To Industry Icons Honoring Clarence Avant.

Here is a taste of the first song “Trust Fund Baby” from the Circle's new album “Space Between“... play it on whatever system suits you and crank it up, it fucking rocks like the rest of the album! #Enjoy #ItsBeenALongTime #FullCircle #ItsShowtime

Free drinks at Cabo Wabo Cantina on me for any former (alive or ghost) Presidents! hahaha

Full video here: https://abc.go.com/shows/jimmy-kimmel-live/video/vdka7424736

Couldn’t turn down my hometown PD’s request for a cameo! Does this mean I get a free pass next time? :)

https://www.fontanaheraldnews.com/entertainment/sammy-hagar-appears-in-f...

So sad to hear about Jacque a long time redhead. She will be missed by us all.

- Sammy

Last night at The Fillmore was an enlightening experience for me on so many levels. First of all, I think I’m finally understanding myself and what this event is all about. Every year I have been winging it, flying by the seat of my pants, fingers crossed and wiping the sweat from my brow at the end of each show.

I’m starting to love these acoustic shows more and more every time I do one. The songs on our set list are all hidden treasures. When I sing the songs I feel so much, it’s hard to explain. Some are actually very emotional and hard to sing. The fans that get the family acoustic shows, are as special as the songs!

What an honor to be inducted into the BAMMIES Walk of Fame - nothing like being recognized by the your home town! Thanks to Dan Ashley for the great introduction, congratulations to fellow inductee Steven Seaweed, and thanks to Kenny Wardell Sr. for putting it all together.

In 1967 when I first came to San Francisco I knew it was a place for me. There was (and still is) something about the music scene that is not the middle-of-the-road, commercial path. That is the road I am still on. I like where it's taken me thus far, and I am still excited about the road ahead!

Red Voodoo... it meant a lot for me in my transition from being a rockstar (Van Halen) at my peak to getting back to basic heart and soul, of what I wanted to do as a child.

The one word that says it all about this CD is "Fearless".

I wasn't trying to write a hit song. I wasn't trying to advance my career to be more rich and famous. I wanted to be happy, I wanted to make music that would make other people happy, and that's when everything came together.