Legendary Whitesnake leader, David Coverdale, revealed in an interview with Talkin’ Rock With Meltdown, that he could retire in 2021. He said that would be “appropriate” for him to finish his career at 69.
Whitesnake’s David Coverdale said about retirement in 2021:
“I have a feeling it’s gonna take a little while to get things back to any semblance of what we knew before. So what we have to do is think outside the box. I have to get this surgery and get up and running. And what better age for the Whitesnake lead singer to go out and retire on – 69. [Laughs]”
“I’ve always written songs that challenge me as a vocalist, and I’m 68 now. So I think 69 would be appropriate for Whitesnake’s lead singer [to retire], wouldn’t you?”
Whitesnake had to cancel all his 2020 tour dates so that David Coverdale can fully recover from a surgery to repair a bilateral inguinal hernia.