Van Halen is celebrating four decades of 5150 with a newly expanded edition of the landmark album that introduced the band’s chapter with Sammy Hagar. The anniversary release arrives March 27—just days after the record’s official 40th birthday—and is available for preorder now.

Originally released in 1986 as the group’s first studio effort following the departure of David Lee Roth, 5150 launched what fans often call the “Van Hagar” period. The album produced major hits including “Why Can’t This Be Love?” and “Dreams,” helping it top the charts and usher in a new sound for the band.

The 40th anniversary package will be offered as an LP/three-CD/Blu-ray box set. The original album has been remastered from the source tapes under the supervision of longtime engineer Donn Landee. Alongside the refreshed studio tracks, the collection features roughly 90 minutes of previously unheard live material captured during the band’s Aug. 27, 1986 performance in New Haven, Connecticut.

One highlight from that concert—an electrifying live take on “Summer Nights”—is available now as a preview. The same show also served as the basis for the band’s 1986 concert film, which receives a high-definition Blu-ray upgrade as part of the new set. Additional bonuses include rare single edits, extended 12-inch versions, and the original promotional clips for “Dreams” and “Why Can’t This Be Love.”

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