
(hennemusic) Van Halen is previewing an official HD remastered live video of "Why Can't This Be Love" as a preview to its inclusion in the forthcoming release of an expanded edition of their 1986 album, "5150".
Due March 27 via Rhino Records, the reissue arrives in sync with the 40th anniversary of the band's first album with Sammy Hagar, which also marked the group's first US No. 1 album.
The LP/3CD/Blu-ray collection includes the 1986 album remastered directly from the original master tapes, overseen by the band's longtime engineer Donn Landee. Additionally, an Amazon-exclusive green vinyl version will be available the same day.
The set also introduces more than 90 minutes of previously unreleased live recordings from the band's August 27, 1986, concert at New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum in New Haven, Connecticut.
The Blu-ray includes a new high-definition upgrade of "Live Without a Net", Van Halen's double-Platinum 1986 concert video that was also recorded that same August night in New Haven.
Get more details and stream the 1986 live version of "Why Can't This Be Love" here.
Alex Van Halen Releasing Limited Edition 'Van Halen' Book
Wolfgang Van Halen's Mammoth Announces Summer Tour Dates
Van Halen In The Studio For 'Fair Warning' 45th Anniversary
Van Halen Streaming Classic Concert in 4K Online For RSD
Cruise News: Dave Koz Talks About Somma 'Jewels of the Adriatic' Cruise
Peter Frampton - Carry the Light
Live: Triumph Rock & Roll Machine Reloaded Tour
From Tapas to Paella, Say Si Si to Teleferic Barcelona in Scottsdale
Sites and Sounds: SkyDog: The Shoals Experience Set to Debut in Muscle Shoals, AL This Summer
Greta Van Fleet Return With 'Play Your Games' Video
Hollywood Undead And In This Moment To Co-Headline Taste Of Chaos 2026
Paul McCartney Releases 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane ' Album
Hear BABYMETAL's New Single 'from me to u (Jordan Fish Remix)'
Metallica Share 'Creeping Death' Video From Athens Concert
The Rolling Stones Take Fans Behind The Scenes Of 'In The Stars' Video
Def Leppard Rock India For First In Latest Behind The Tour Video
The Smashing Pumpkins' 'Gish' Goes Vinyl For 35th Anniversary