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VAN HALEN Taps R&B Singer RYAN SHAW For Upcoming Dates

February 7, 2008

According to antiMUSIC, VAN HALEN has tapped R&B singer Ryan Shaw to support the second half of the second leg of their reunion tour.

Shaw is nominated for a Grammy this year in the category of "Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance" for "I'm Your Man" from his debut release "This Is Ryan Shaw".

Shaw's official site had this announcement about the tour: "[Ryan] will be going on tour as the sole supporting act for VAN HALEN starting on February 22nd! The critically acclaimed tour features VAN HALEN's original singer, David Lee Roth, who has not performed with the band in over 22 years."

Bob Marley's son, Ky-Mani, supported VAN HALEN on the first leg of their reunion tour.

Ryan Shaw performing "I'm Your Man":

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