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Following his recent departure from Whitesnake, David Coverdale has announced a form of retirement by indicating his intention to withdraw from social media, according to Loudwire. Throughout his career, Coverdale has been an engaging presence online, often expressing his personality through humorous videos and memes on various platforms. However, with his recent announcement of retirement from the music industry, he stated in a post that it is now time to disengage from social media as well.
Ladies & Gentlemen, Boys & Girls, Brothers & Sisters of the Snake …
After over 20 fun-filled years of interacting online with all of you Snake People, first with the BBS on whitesnake.com & then into Twitter (those were the days), Facebook, Instagram & TikTok …it’s been a fab ride, but, along with the over 50 years in the music business, it’s time for me to withdraw from social media to fully engage in sweet reflection on my career & my life & enjoy my retirement with my friends & my Beloved Family …
It has been such a pleasure for me to interact with you all over the years … sharing music videos, funny memes, farts & giggles, tour info, Unboxings, Q&A with DC …. Santa Snake … etc …
Unforgettable, precious memories … & I thank each & everyone of you for your support & participation …
What An Incredible Journey We’ve Shared Together!!! What A Magical Experience!!!
Please take care of yourselves & know YOU are TRULY BELOVED BEYOND MEASURE…
Be Safe, Be Happy & Don’t Let Anybody Make You Afraid …
A Very Merry Christmas & Wonderful New Year to You & Yours From Me & Mine!!!
Your Obedient Serpent,
David Coverdale
Dec. 2025
Whitesnake
In mid-November, Coverdale announced his formal retirement from the music industry. He had spent a significant portion of his career as the frontman of Whitesnake, with notable periods in Deep Purple and a collaborative project with Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin).
