Alex Van Halen has confirmed the release of unreleased Van Halen audio and visual material.

According to Chris Jericho, who discussed the project on SiriusXM’s Trunk Nation, a significant amount of previously unseen content exists within the band’s archives.

Jericho stated that Alex is the gatekeeper of this material and will determine the release timeline, emphasizing that the project will proceed on his own schedule.

The content includes both audio and visual recordings, with no specific release date announced.

Jericho noted that Alex’s approach mirrors the long-standing, non-linear nature of Van Halen’s history, with no fixed timeline for new releases.

A TED talk featuring Alex Van Halen and David Lee Roth is scheduled to take place in Fargo.

The event will serve as a potential launch point for the broader archival project.

Chris Jericho confirmed that he will support the release as needed, with his role being advisory and behind-the-scenes.

The full project remains under Alex’s direction, with no official release window or public rollout details available at this time.

The announcement marks a significant development in the legacy of Van Halen, as it reveals a substantial trove of previously unknown material.

The band’s history continues to unfold through new archival releases, reinforcing its enduring cultural impact.

Fans are advised to stay updated through official channels for future announcements.

No tour, album, or new project has been announced in connection with this release."