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VAN HALEN Nominated For 'Favorite Reunion Tour' At PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARDS

November 16, 2007

VAN HALEN has been nominated for the "Favorite Reunion Tour" at the 34th annual People's Choice Awards. The People's Choice Awards are different from most industry awards sows in that that the winners are actually chosen by their fans. Also nominated are THE POLICE and GENESIS. ThePolice.com reported that voting ends on December 5 and the results will be determined shortly thereafter.

Go to PCAvote.com for information on how to vote for your favorite artists.

The 34th annual People's Choice Awards will air on CBS on January 8 live from Los Angeles' Shrine Auditorium.

VAN HALEN blasted out its hits for 14,000 Research In Motion employees, co-op students and invited guests at a surprise concert last night (Thursday, November 15) at Toronto, Ontario, Canada's Air Canada Centre. One concertgoer said he'd been told in advance only that co-CEO of BlackBerry maker RIM, billionaire Jim Balsillie, had invited two of his all-time favorite bands to come and perform. Also appearing on the bill was the TRAGICALLY HIP.

Check out pictures from last night's show at this location.

VAN HALEN capped a stretch of East Coast dates on Tuesday night (November 13) with a sold-out show at New York City's Madison Square Garden. Despite reports of sound problems on a couple of recent stops, the Garden show

The quartet is now taking a week off before beginning a West Coast run on November 20 in Los Angeles that will end in late December.

VAN HALEN's tour, which features Roth behind the mic for the first time in 22 years, launched in late September to massive ticket sales and mostly positive reviews. The trek features Wolfgang Van Halen, teenage son of guitarist Eddie Van Halen, playing bass instead of original member Michael Anthony, who was not invited to participate.

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