Sammy Hagar

Sammy Hagar is a popular hard rock artist from United States, born on October 13, 1947.

Sammy Hagar, From Colton, California, was popular in the early- mid 1980's for fast paced, guitar-driven, hard rock with a masculine, lets-go-party attitude, joined the band Van Halen as lead vocalist after David Lee Roth's departure from the group. (Before joining Van Halen he sang lead vocals in Ronnie Montrose's classic rock band Montrose, and had some single output, notably his release, "I Can't Drive 55".) As much as it was public surprise when Hagar joined the band, so it was when he left. . Popular albums include "Three Lock Box", "Standing Hampton" and "Sammy Hagar".