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David Lee Roth and Teddy Swims perform at Coachella on April 17. The duo reprised their performance of "Jump" at Stagecoach on Saturday night. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Coachella Teddy Swims followed up his back-to-back Coachella performances with a potent set at Stagecoach on Saturday and once again brought out David Lee Roth for the occasion.
After singing his new single, “Mr. Know It All,” and “Some Things I’ll Never Know” from his debut studio album I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 1), Swims invited the former Van Halen frontman onstage to once again play “Jump.” Like the duo’s previous two performances at Coachella, it was a standout moment at their Stagecoach iteration as fans fist-pumped the air in dusty cowboy hats and belted the lyrics.
During Swims’ previous Coachella sets, the Grammy-nominated artist brought out Joe Jonas to sing the country-flavored Jonas Brothers ballad “When You Look Me in the Eyes” and Vanessa Carlton, who played her resurgent Nineties smash “A Thousand Miles.”
Rolling Stone spoke to Roth right after the Stagecoach set, who called his duet with Swims a “45 [miles per hour] summer ride up to Stagecoach,” noting, “Classic Van Halen is probably 30 percent cowboy hat and boot.” When asked what made “Jump” his song of choice two festivals in a row, Roth replied that it has a universal appeal that is physical and emotional. “It’s a song about ascending, taking a shot, testing the deep end,” he said. “It’s about leading with your forehead, and I’ve been places with mine you wouldn’t go with a pistol — which is cowboy humor.”
