The Long Road to Cabo

The Long Road to Cabo was released on 23 September 2003.

The Long Road to Cabo was directed by Gil Bettman.

The Long Road to Cabo has a runtime of 90m.

The Long Road to Cabo was produced by David Huseonica, Andrew Molina.

The Long Road to Cabo is a delightful documentary about rock & roll fellowship, featuring Sammy Hagar as the founder of a summer-long feast of heavy metal, Van Halen memories, and many bared female bosoms (in Hagar's audiences, that is). Looking more like a mellow, mid-life surfer than hairy rock icon from the 1980s, the ever-expansive Hagar leads the Waboritas through a long, hot 2002 tour, sharing a bill with David Lee Roth, Hagar's co-outcast from Van Halen. Despite their shared ignominy, Roth rebuffs Hagar's efforts at collaboration, or at least camaraderie, resulting in a competitive and entertainingly catty atmosphere.

The key characters in The Long Road to Cabo are Himself (Sammy Hagar), Himself (Michael Anthony), Himself (Vic Johnson).

The Long Road to Cabo is rated PG-13.

The Long Road to Cabo is a Documentary, Music, Musical film.

The Long Road to Cabo has an audience rating of 7.1 out of 10.