Music legend Sammy Hagar discusses a new special with Fox News’ Neil Kavuto on Friday, providing a glimpse into the rise of his remarkable music career.
In “Sammy Hagar’s Paradise,” Fox Nation and TMZ have united to give you exclusive access to Hagar’s 75th birthday bash while chronicling his success as a singer and businessman. The TMZ special, which can be streamed on Fox Nation, covers Hagar’s childhood, including growing up in poverty and dealing with an abusive father.
Hagar told Cavuto about his childhood dreams and aspirations for music. His achievements exceed his wildest dreams.
“I’ve had so many dreams that I never dreamed of,” she said. and to have a beautiful house and a beautiful car, and a gold record might hang on the wall.”
In 1985, Hagar became the front man for Van Halen, replacing original lead vocalist David Lee Roth.
Sammy Hagar and guitarist Eddie Van Halen during Van Halen’s 5150 tour in 1986.
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Hagar sums up his success as follows:
“You know, success is contagious. That’s what I’m obsessed with,” he said.
Hagar revealed that throughout his high-profile career he made decisions on his own gut, adding that he wasn’t driven by fame or fortune.
DETROIT – MAY 9: (LR) May 9, 1986, Dutch-American lead guitarist and songwriter Eddie Van Halen and American rock vocalist, songwriter and entrepreneur of hard rock band Van Halen Sammy Hagar. , at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Ross Marino/Getty Images)
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“If something feels right, do it. If it doesn’t, don’t do it,” he said. “I’m not interested in doing something just for money. I think that’s part of success. Especially at my age, I’m passionate about choosing what I do with my time.” I’m here.”
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