Still from fan filmed videoTeddy Swims made his Coachella set something to remember by bringing out some very special guests during his performance on Friday (April 10th), including Van Halen frontman David Lee Roth.
Swims stage set was styled after an apartment with living room and bedroom. The sets front door came complete with a door bell that would sound before the special guests were brought out.
First up was Joe Jonas who performed the Jonas Brothers' "When You Look Me In The Eyes" with Swims, followed by Vanessa Carlton for a rendition of her 2001 hit "A Thousand Miles".
Roth was the final special guest and following door bell ring the Van Halen legend appeared with Teddy telling the crowd, "Oh my God! It's David Lee Roth from the best f***ing band of all time, VAN HALEN!"
They then launched into a performance of Van Halen's 1984 classic hit "Jump". Watch fan filmed video here
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