Look what showed up in the mail today!

I can truly say I am starting out 2018 refreshed after our Hagar family vacation throughout the world – wow, what an amazing time! We had to refuel the plane just 5 1/2 hours out of Maui in a little funky island called Pago Pago that didn’t even have a tower for the airport, but the Samoan people were super nice! We made it to North East Australia on the Gold Coast where we celebrated Christmas. It was a great first leg of the trip.

Being a Hall of Famer (Van Halen) I am qualified to vote for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees every year. As I wait for my ballot every year, I open it with anticipation of seeing my name as a solo artist in there, haha. When someone sent me this from Ultimate Classic Rock I thought it was great and almost bought into it. Then I realized it’s someone’s opinion not for real... as of yet.

Wow!  I had my first look at "Red Til I’m Dead" last night with a little over 200 friends and local Mill Valley business, firemen, police department, and residents at The Sweetwater Music Hall after a little cocktail party at El Paseo.

This was the most eclectic, crazy high energy birthday bash to date! I was not feeling well the first two shows but the fans were unbelievably supportive with their sing-alongs. I didn’t have to sing a damn word and they were incredible God bless the redheads!

Playing an acoustic song on the beach outside our Cabo house— it’s my love letter to Redheads and Cabo and will be in next season of Rock & Roll Road Trip!  

- Sammy

First of all, I couldn’t sing a lick last night because I’m getting over a serious sore throat, but I’ve never seen so many fans both inside and out front of the Cantina.  Chad Kroeger sang 'Born on the Bayou'.

No wonder when I got on an elevator with Joe Strummer back in 1982 he wouldn't even look at me haha. Great band and great song - I would never sue! - Sammy

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I'm so touched and impressed how the fans support my charitable endeavors. Everyone knows how I like to keep my ticket prices as low as possible, but when you trying to raise a certain amount for a specific purpose like last nights' Kiddo! Benefit event and of course Acoustic 4 A Cure, the ticket price has to be relative to the size of the venue. We've hit the mark every time and I can't thank all of you enough.  Let's keep doing this. I know it makes y'all feel just as good as it does me. Give to live. Love me some Redheads!

- Sammy