While discussing his upcoming Las Vegas residency with the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Sammy Hagar revealed that he is lacking the desire to go on full-length tours in the future. The frontman said the following about that:
“I don’t think I want to go on tour anymore. I hate to say that, because I don’t want to piss my fans off. I’ll go out and do a one-off show and do things like that, but the residency is going to give me a good extension of my career. That’s what I’m hoping for. With this, I don’t have to travel, I don’t have to unpack and pack and get on an airplane every day. You know, at my age, it hurts my shoulders to do all this. And I have to perform. I’m a performer, at the end of the day. I keep telling my manager, ‘Don’t take any tours, let me do this residency.’ If I like it enough, I’ll do another one. And if that’s successful I’ll do another one, and I can squeeze a few more years out of my career.”

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