The classic rock group Van Halen recently enjoyed the most successful tour in their career.

The band reunited with singer David Lee Roth and started a tour throughout the United States and Canada, which earned them more than $93 million. The tour started in Charlotte, N.C. on September 27 and finished this Tuesday in Grand Rapids, Mich.

"We send our thanks to the countless new and longtime fans that helped make this tour our most successful," the members of the band, who played to nearly one million people during 74 arena shows, said in a statement.

Roth left the band in 1985, but he got together with guitarist Eddie Van Halen and drummer Alex Van Halen for the reunion tour. Bass player Michael Anthony was replaced by Eddie’s son Wolfgang, who is aged 17.

Initially planned as a summer amphitheater tour for 2007, the reunion was temporarily put off, when Eddie Van Halen entered rehab in the spring of that year.

Many were skeptical about the tour due to Eddie’s health problems, but the singer made a powerful comeback. The fans also feared the old tensions between Roth and the Van Halen brothers would cause the tour to fail. But the tour seemed to go on harmoniously all the way. Nobody can know what happened behind the scenes though…However, following the unexpected success, the band said they already had other future plans together.

Van Halen was formed in 1974 and its self-titled 178 album became one of the biggest selling rock debuts of all time.