Learning to sing like David Lee Roth, the frontman of Van Halen and the singer of 'Panama,' takes some work. Roth is known for his high-pitched screams, powerful belt, and expressive vibrato. Here are some tips on how to sing like him, along with some of his signature songs to showcase his vocal technique.

• Tip #1: Develop your vocal range

To sing like David Lee Roth, you need to work on expanding your vocal range, especially in the upper register. Use Singing Carrot's range test to determine your current range and then practice scales or exercises that target the higher notes. Roth's songs often require a lot of falsetto singing, so gradually build up the strength of your head voice.

• Tip #2: Focus on breath support

Proper breath support is crucial to perform Roth's long and energetic notes without straining your vocal cords. Singing Carrot's breathing basics article explains how your breath support works and how to practice deep diaphragmatic breathing. Consider doing breathing exercises regularly and use the breath support techniques in your practice sessions.

• Tip #3: Master vibrato

Roth's expressive use of vibrato is one of the hallmarks of his singing style. Singing Carrot's Singing with Vibrato article is a useful resource to learn about the different types of vibrato, how to practice it and use it during a song.

• Tip #4: Refine your articulation

The fast and articulated singing, in the style of David Lee Roth, can be challenging. Singing Carrot's articulation article

explains how to improve your precision and diction while singing. Consider practicing in front of a mirror and recording your singing to identify and correct any pronunciation issues.

Signature songs:

1. Panama: Roth's signature song is a great example of his energetic and powerful belting style. Use the vocal pitch monitor tool to help you train singing the song's melody accurately.
2. Unchained: This song is another exemplar of Roth's belting style. Use the search songs tool and choose 'hard rock' under the genre options to find similar high-energy songs to practice and refine your belt.
3. Jump: Unlike Roth's typical belting rock songs, 'Jump' is more melodic and has a lot of high falsetto singing. It's a great song to challenge your upper range and practice your falsetto.

With the right training tools, perseverance, and practice, you can sing like David Lee Roth and incorporate some of his signature vocal techniques in your singing style. Singing Carrot's educational singing course can help you refine your vocal skills and achieve your singing goals.