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VAN HALEN: 'Live Without A Net' To Be Released On DVD

May 10, 2004

According to MelodicRock.com, VAN HALEN's classic live video, "Live Without A Net", is finally coming to DVD. The concert was filmed in New Haven, USA in 1986 during the band's first tour with then-new vocalist Sammy Hagar. The video remains a favorite amongst fans and to this day is a spectacular watch. The DVD will be released in Japan on July 2, with a worldwide release expected at a later date.

In other news, Sammy Hagar-era VAN HALEN remasters are in the works and are expected to arrive in the not-too-distant future — possibly before the end of this year.

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