Sammy Hagar

If you were caught off guard when Sammy Hagar took to Twitter to wish Eddie Van Halen a happy birthday last month, you're in good company.

Sammy Hagar isn't confirming a reunion with Van Halen. But if you're inclined to read between the lines, there may just be something worth noting here.

The former bandmates reportedly haven't spoken since 2004.

We look at the nasty verbal battles that took place between Van Halen, Sammy Hagar, Kiss, Twisted Sister and other classic rock bands.

The album debuted at No. 3 on the 'Billboard' charts, but a subsequent tour would cause an irreparable rift.

When Sammy Hagar entered the studio to record what he thought would be the contract-fulfilling closing chapter of his solo career with 1987's I Never Said Goodbye LP, he brought along his new Van Halen bandmate Eddie Van Halen to play bass and co-produce.

Sammy Hagar's latest band, the Circle, delivers a hit-studded live show that offers classic cuts from throughout his career — but he claims Alex and Eddie Van Halen would love to prevent him from performing the songs they wrote and recorded together during his stint in Van Halen.

A comeback for the band's most commercially successful lineup became contentious from the start.

David Lee Roth says he'll never perform Sammy Hagar-era Van Halen songs, and the reasons are obvious.

Sammy Hagar isn't pulling any punches when it comes to the new live album from his old band Van Halen.

On May 19, Sammy Hagar will release At Your Service, a live album culled from dates of his 2014 tour with his new band the Circle.

The city of Shreveport, La., bore witness to the very first public performance of the band's MKII edition.