David Lee Roth has canceled the remaining shows he was scheduled to play at the House of Blues in Las Vegas amid coronavirus concerns, Fox News Digital has confirmed.

The Van Halen frontman, 67, had previously postponed shows scheduled for New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day and was to play a total of nine shows as he bid farewell to his career as a rock and roll stage performer.

Roth announced he was "throwing in the shoes" back in October during a phone call with the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

"I am throwing in the shoes. I’m retiring," he said at the time. "This is the first, and only, official announcement."

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David Lee Roth has canceled the remaining shows he was scheduled to play at the House of Blues in Las Vegas amid coronavirus concerns, Fox News Digital has confirmed.

David Lee Roth has canceled the remaining shows he was scheduled to play at the House of Blues in Las Vegas amid coronavirus concerns, Fox News Digital has confirmed. (Photo by Rachel Murray/Getty Images for The Brent Shapiro Foundation)

The shows were scheduled to take place on Dec. 31, 2021, and Jan. 1, 5, 7 and 8 of 2022.

When asked if Roth will whisk himself away in another capacity as his Vegas shows were to be his final curtain call, Roth told Fox News Digital in a statement, "It's not about me anymore. When the benefits for Kentucky, Colorado, and Farm Aid kick in; Call me."

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During his interview with the Las Vegas Review-Journal, he noted that a conversation with Alex Van Halen was a poignant culmination of the life and career they all had led in their heydays.

Roth said that the recent "departure of my beloved classmate" – a clear reference to the late Eddie Van Halen – had been on his mind ahead of Roth’s birthday last year. 

This Sept. 28, 2015 file photo shows David Lee Roth performing at Ak-Chin Pavillion in Phoenix, Ariz. Roth, the high-kicking lead singer of the rock band Van Halen, will have a mini-residence at the House of Blues Las Vegas in the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino. He’ll be performing Jan. 8, Jan. 10-11 and March 18, March 20-21, March 25, and March 27-28. Tickets go on sale Saturday.(Photo by Rick Scuteri/Invision/AP, File)

David Lee Roth, a rock musician best known for fronting Van Halen a handful of times, was to retire following his now-canceled Las Vegas shows at the House of Blues in Mandalay Bay. (AP, File)

"I am encouraged and compelled to really come to grips with how short time is, and my time is probably even shorter," Roth said.

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He also admitted at the time that he expected to be "the first" member of Van Halen to pass away.

"'Hey Ed, objects in the rear-view mirror are probably me,’" the musician said. "And my doctors, my handlers, compelled me to really address that every time I go on stage, I endanger that future."