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David Lee Roth

Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts, Greensboro, US
14. May 2026. 20:00h
2026
14
May
Photo by: Domagoj Skledar - illustration/ arhiva (vlastita)
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David Lee Roth tickets for a rock concert at The Steven Tanger Center in Greensboro

Looking for tickets to see David Lee Roth in Greensboro? The concert at The Steven Tanger Center brings a rock night built around Van Halen classics, solo favorites and the frontman energy that appeals to longtime fans and hard rock listeners
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David Lee Roth brings rock theater to Greensboro

David Lee Roth performs on May 14, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. at The Steven Tanger Center for The Performing Arts in Greensboro, North Carolina. The concert is part of the "A Night With David Lee Roth" tour, with which the singer, frontman and one of the most recognizable showmen of American hard rock returns to audiences through a program based on songs that marked his career with Van Halen and his solo performances.

For audiences who remember Roth from the era of stadium rock, this concert has a clear appeal: he is a performer whose voice, stage movement and theatrical stance are strongly connected with the songs "Jump", "Panama", "Hot for Teacher" and "Runnin' with the Devil". Those songs are not only concert material, but part of the soundscape of the eighties - loud guitars, choruses sung in unison and a frontman who treats a performance not as a sequence of songs, but as a show with character. Tickets for this event are in demand.
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Why this performance matters in the current phase of his career

Roth's 2026 North American tour has been announced as a major return to the stage, with a series of dates from April to June and additional summer festival appearances. Greensboro is placed in that schedule after the concert in Wilmington and before the performance in Washington, so it comes at a moment when the tour has already warmed up, but is still in the earlier part of its route along the East Coast. For visitors from the Piedmont Triad region, that means a rare opportunity to see Roth in a theater-concert space, rather than in a huge festival setting.

His current phase does not rely on presenting a new studio album, but on returning to a catalog the audience knows. This is important to emphasize because expectations should not be built around new songs or an unpublished program, but around Roth's role in Van Halen's history and his solo identity. In his solo career, he is recognizable for songs such as "Just Like Paradise", "Yankee Rose" and his cover of "California Girls", while with Van Halen he left a mark on hard rock that combined virtuosic guitar, pop choruses and an excess of stage energy.
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The Steven Tanger Center presents him as the voice of Van Halen and recalls that the band has sold more than 80 million albums worldwide. Roth's contribution is also tied to Van Halen's induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which places his performance in a broader context of rock history, not only nostalgia. For the audience, that means an evening in which material with strong recognition is expected from the first bars, without the need for lengthy explanations.

What the audience can expect from the evening

No confirmed set list has been published for the performance in Greensboro, so it should not be invented. Still, based on the tour announcement and the way Roth presents himself to audiences, it is reasonable to expect a concert focused on his status as a frontman and on songs that carry the shared memory of rock audiences. That means strong choruses, a guitar-oriented sound, a rhythm that demands a reaction from the hall and communication with the audience, which has always been part of Roth's performance.
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Roth is not the type of performer remembered only for his vocal delivery. His identifying mark is the combination of voice, gesture, talk between songs and stage attitude. In a more intimate space such as the Steven Tanger Center, that element can be more pronounced than in a large arena: the audience can more easily see facial expression, movement and performance details, while the singer's communication with the hall is not lost in distance.

The concert will most strongly attract longtime Van Halen fans, listeners of classic hard rock and audiences who like performances with the frontman in the foreground. But the evening is not reserved only for those who know every phase of Roth's career. Songs such as "Jump" and "Panama" long ago moved beyond a narrow rock framework, so the hall will probably also include an audience coming for the best-known choruses, the band's energy and the feeling of watching a performer whose name carries a concrete concert history.


  • For Van Halen fans: an opportunity to encounter the voice that marked the band's early and best-known era.

  • For hard rock lovers: an evening of guitar riffs, big choruses and a stage performance rooted in the tradition of the American rock show.

  • For a wider audience: a concert with songs that have been present for decades on radio, in films, sports broadcasts and popular culture.

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It is worth securing tickets in time, especially for visitors who want to choose better seats in the hall. With a concert like this, the position in the space affects the experience: closer to the stage brings more contact with the performer, while the middle of the hall often provides a more balanced relationship between sound and view.

A venue that changes the character of a rock concert

The Steven Tanger Center for The Performing Arts is located in the center of Greensboro, at 300 N. Elm Street. It is a modern performing arts venue with approximately 3,000 seats, which is an interesting combination for a concert like this: a capacity large enough for a strong collective audience impression, but also a hall compact enough that the performance does not turn into a distant spectacle without closeness.
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Unlike sports arenas, a theater-concert center of this type directs attention toward the stage. Seats, entrances, lobbies and the acoustic treatment of the space are designed for performances in which the audience listens and watches with greater concentration. With David Lee Roth, that can be an advantage: his performance rests on frontman details, on body rhythm, on contact with the audience and on the feeling that a song is not performed only accurately, but also with character.

The center is part of Greensboro's cultural core and is connected with city life before and after the program. Visitors traveling from outside the city can fit the concert into an evening arrival downtown, dinner nearby and a return after the performance without an additional trip toward the city's outer zones. For audiences coming for the first time, it is good to check traffic, parking and entry rules in advance because congestion can form around larger evening events in the city center.

Basic information about the venue

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  • Venue: The Steven Tanger Center for The Performing Arts.

  • Address: 300 N. Elm Street, Greensboro, North Carolina 27401.

  • Capacity: approximately 3,000 seats.

  • Surroundings: downtown Greensboro, in the area of North Elm Street, East Lindsay Street, Summit Avenue and Abe Brenner Place.

  • Accessibility: accessible seating, parking spaces for people with disabilities and a drop-off zone in front of the hall are available.



Arrival, parking and entry into the hall

For arrival by car, the simplest option is to use the address 300 N. Elm Street, Greensboro, NC 27401. The venue operator lists nearby parking options, including accessible parking spaces in parking garages, a surface parking lot next to the box office and a drop-off zone on Abe Brenner Place. It is also important to note that the Bellemeade and Davie Street Parking Decks are closed, so visitors should not rely on older information or routines from previous visits.
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Visitors using public transportation can plan their arrival toward stops in downtown Greensboro. According to city transit information, nearby stops include Elm/Friendly, N Church/Public Library, W Friendly/N Greene and N Eugene/Grasshoppers Stadium, and the area is served by bus lines toward downtown. This is useful for those who do not want to look for parking in evening congestion or who are coming from parts of the city that are well connected by local lines.

For entry into the Tanger Center, visitors should count on security screening with metal detection at the entrances. In its visitor guide, the venue states that lobbies usually open one hour before the start of the performance, and the seating area about 30 minutes before the start. Since the concert begins at 8:00 p.m., it is practical to arrive earlier, especially if tickets need to be picked up, parking found, security screening passed or a drink bought before sitting down.

Ticket sales for this event are in progress. When planning arrival, the last minute should be avoided: downtown traffic, security screening and the seating layout can take more time than it appears on a map. For a concert that starts at 8:00 p.m., arriving in the wider area of the hall early enough reduces stress and leaves room for a calm entry.
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Greensboro as concert host

Greensboro is a city in North Carolina that has a practical advantage for visitors from the region: downtown is compact enough for an evening out, and cultural programs at the Tanger Center often connect naturally with restaurants, bars and a walk through the city center. For travelers coming only for the concert, that means the evening does not have to be reduced to arrival, entry and departure. It is possible to arrive earlier, get to know the surrounding streets and avoid rushing before the program begins.

Downtown Greensboro is especially useful for audiences who want to do everything on foot after parking. Nearby are city cultural and hospitality points, and the venue itself is located in an area oriented toward event visitors. For David Lee Roth's concert, this can contribute to the feeling of an evening out, not just going to another performance on the calendar.
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If you are coming from outside the city, it is good to check accommodation, distance from the hall and return time after the concert in advance. Thursday evening can be practical for a shorter trip, but also inconvenient enough if one must account for a workday, traffic and a late return. That is why the arrival plan is just as important as the choice of seats.

How to prepare for the evening

The best preparation for this concert is not learning an unfamiliar program, but refreshing Roth's musical language. Van Halen material carries fast transitions, choruses that immediately open up the hall and a guitar character that marked American hard rock. Solo songs, on the other hand, show Roth's tendency toward humor, glamorous exaggeration and pop sensibility. Precisely in that combination lies the reason why his concert can function both as a rock performance and as an evening of stage character.
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It is good to listen before the concert to several key songs from both phases: "Jump", "Panama", "Hot for Teacher", "Runnin' with the Devil", "Just Like Paradise" and "Yankee Rose". That does not mean their performance in Greensboro is confirmed in advance, but that these songs most clearly explain Roth's range - from Van Halen anthems to solo material in which hard rock merges with pop, humor and a large frontman gesture.

For the evening itself, it is worth bringing only what is necessary. The Tanger Center has rules about items that may not be brought inside, and security screening at the entrance means that large bags, unnecessary equipment and unchecked items can slow down entry. The most practical choice is a light arrival, a checked ticket, identification if needed and enough time to find the seat.

A concert for an audience that wants to see a frontman, not only hear songs

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There are concerts people attend for the perfect reproduction of albums and concerts people attend because of the person who gives songs shape in front of an audience. David Lee Roth belongs to the second group. His career is built on turning songs into a performance: a jump, a smile, an improvised comment, a phrase spoken toward the audience and a vocal that does not hide rock theatricality.

In Greensboro, that element will be especially important because the space is not an impersonal mass arena. The Steven Tanger Center enables the audience to follow the concert as a performance in which details are visible, and voices from the hall can be felt as part of a shared reaction. If the audience arrives ready to sing the choruses, the evening can gain that old rock dynamic in which the boundary between stage and seats becomes softer.

For younger audiences who know Roth mostly through Van Halen's best-known songs, this concert can be an opportunity to understand why the frontman is a special role in rock. For older audiences, it is an encounter with the voice and attitude that marked the format of a major American rock band. For everyone in between, it is an evening in which popular music history is not listened to as an archive, but as a live performance in a hall.
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Practical reminder for visitors


  • Check the arrival time and count on security screening at the entrance.

  • For driving, use the address 300 N. Elm Street, Greensboro, NC 27401.

  • Do not count on the Bellemeade and Davie Street Parking Decks because they are listed as closed.

  • If you use public transportation, check the current schedule of lines toward downtown Greensboro.

  • Arrive earlier if you want to find your seat, buy a drink or visit the space before the start without rushing.

  • Do not expect a set list published in advance if it has not been specifically confirmed for this performance.



David Lee Roth at The Steven Tanger Center for The Performing Arts brings a concert that relies on a strong catalog, a recognizable voice and frontman energy that shaped Van Halen's image in popular culture. Greensboro is one of the East Coast stops on the tour schedule, and the May date gives audiences from North Carolina an opportunity for a rock evening in a space large enough for a collective sound, but close enough to see the performer. Seats are disappearing quickly.
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Sources:

- Steven Tanger Center for The Performing Arts - announcement of the concert "A Night with David Lee Roth", artist description, date, time and career context.

- David Lee Roth - overview of 2026 tour dates and the position of the Greensboro concert in the performance schedule.
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- Greensboro Complex - information about The Steven Tanger Center for The Performing Arts, capacity and the venue's role in downtown Greensboro.

- Steven Tanger Center Plan Your Visit, Parking, Directions and A-Z Guide - address, arrival information, parking, accessibility, security screening and visitor rules.

- Downtown Greensboro - confirmation of the event in the city calendar and basic context of the location in downtown Greensboro.
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- Moovit and Greensboro Transit - orientation information about public transportation and stops near the hall.

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