A Van Halen Stage has been opened in late guitarist’s hometown of Pasadena
A Van Halen stage has been opened in Eddie Van Halen‘s hometown of Pasadena. READ MORE: Eddie Van Halen, 1955 – 2020: a colossus who turned guitar solos into a firework display A ceremony was held at the weekend for the new park which will allow informal recreation and community gatherings and includes a children’s playground, public toilets a 48-space parking plaza and a dog run. The stage in the park was initially set to be named after the late guitarist but it was named after the entire band at the request of the Van Halen family, reports Blabbermouth. Advertisement You can view photos from the ceremony and video footage below. A ribbon cutting ceremony for the Van Halen Stage at a new park in Eddie Van Halen's former hometown of Pasadena, CA, the city where Van Halen formed 50 years ago was held on Sept. 17. #Music pic.twitter.com/HBP4eGow2R — Music Beat (@MusicBeat5) September 18, 2022 Just went to the ribbon cutting for the Van Halen stage at the newest park in Pasadena. Sadly, none of the surviving… Posted by Jodi Taffel on Saturday, September 17, 2022 Thank You Pasadena!!! We were absolutely delighted to see The Van Halen Stage dedicated this morning!… Read More →





















