Latest about Wolfgang Van Halen
Foo Fighters to be joined by Brian May, Wolfgang Van Halen, Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and more at Taylor Hawkins tribute concerts
Josh Homme, Stewart Copeland, Chris Chaney, Omar Hakim, Mark Ronson, Hawkins' side band Chevy Metal, and many more are also slated to appear at both concerts
Watch Wolfgang Van Halen play a solo acoustic version of Distance at a recent Mammoth WVH show
Down a guitarist for his March 30 gig, the songwriter gave an emotional solo rendition of the song he wrote for his late father
Wolfgang Van Halen pays tribute to the late Taylor Hawkins with emotional cover of Foo Fighters’ My Hero
Van Halen and co – who learned and rehearsed the song on the morning of their recent gig at Boston's Big Night Live – included it as the set's penultimate track
Wolfgang Van Halen’s upcoming EVH semi-hollow will be called the SA-126, in honor of Eddie Van Halen’s birthday
The guitar – which also sports an additional tribute in the form of a modified "E-hole" – is a callback to 316, the song Eddie wrote for Wolfgang and named after his son's birthday
Watch Wolfgang Van Halen cover Alice in Chains’ Them Bones on a prototype semi-hollow EVH guitar – and nail the solo despite his strap falling off
Mammoth WVH have been tackling the grunge classic on their Young Guns Tour with Dirty Honey, where the mystery Wolfgang prototype is getting a major workout
Mammoth WVH debut unreleased track during the opening show of their Young Guns tour with Dirty Honey
I Don't Know It All was reportedly recorded during the sessions for the Wolfgang Van Halen-fronted outfit's self-titled debut, but was left off the album
"A good idea is a good idea no matter when you do it": Eddie Van Halen reveals how Van Halen brought cutting room floor jams back to life for A Different Kind of Truth
In this wide-ranging 2012 interview, EVH discusses the evolution of his onstage solo, working in the studio with Wolfgang, and the Different Kind of Truth song that "flipped" him out
HitPiece, the website selling NFTs of musicians' songs without permission, has been taken offline following artist backlash
“We started the conversation and we're listening,” HitPiece.com currently reads. But artists including Wolfgang Van Halen insist the “conversation is over”
