It's a big week for Wolfgang Van Halen, who just revealed details of Mammoth WVH's self-titled debut album, released the new song "You're to Blame" and now he can cross off making the late night TV debut for his band as the group performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night (Feb. 11).
The late night showcase gave Van Halen a chance to show off his new band, with bassist Ronnie Ficarro, guitarists Frank Sidoris and Jon Jourdan and drummer Garret Whitlock filling out the group. For the performance, Mammoth WVH played "Distance," the song that Wolfgang wrote as a tribute to his relationship with his father Eddie Van Halen. As the group played, bits of the "Distance" video aired on a screen behind the band.
"Distance" was the introductory piece of music from Mammoth WVH last fall, issued not long after the death of Eddie Van Halen. While initially meant as a stand alone track, the song has been included as a bonus cut on the forthcoming Mammoth WVH album.
The record will be released on June 11 via Explorer1 Music Group / EX1 Records. Pre-orders are available here.
Having made their TV debut, Mammoth WVH will next appear on NBC's Today Show on Feb. 19.
Mammoth WVH, "Distance" (Late Night TV Debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live)
Latest Posts
Eddie Van Halen’s Guitar Tech In Danger of Losing His Home
Listen: Stryper Singer + L.A. Guns Guitarist Form Doom Band Sunbomb
Obama Says He Broke His Friend’s Nose For Calling Him Racial Slur
Three Kids Kicked Out Of Catholic School In CA Because Of Mom’s OnlyFans Account
Damson Idris Says John Singleton Left ‘The Code’ To Complete Season 4 of ‘Snowfall’
Tiger Woods Has Compound Fractures Following So. Cal Car Accident