The Eagles

They redefined rock music and have sealed their place in music history as one of the most successful bands ever. Find out why people all over the world can't get enough of The Eagles. Grab your Eagles tickets from Ticket Club and save big.

The Eagles's History

The Eagles, one of the most influential and successful bands in the realm of rock music, have a robust history rooted in live concerts and event performances. Formed in 1971 in Los Angeles, the group, comprising Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Randy Meisner, and Bernie Leadon, transcended musical boundaries with their harmonious blend of rock and country music. Over the years, the Eagles have produced iconic hits that have graced the airwaves and resonated with fans worldwide, establishing their place in the pantheon of rock music.

The Eagles are greatly renowned for their energetic live concerts, which are a testament to their skill, unity, and the deep connection they foster with audiences. Their concerts were, and continue to be, a primary source of their widespread popularity and commercial success. The ticket sales for their shows often reach record-breaking numbers, depicting the vast fan base that the Eagles have cultivated over the years.

A significant milestone in their early career was the "Hotel California" Tour in 1977, named after their most celebrated album. The tickets were sold out instantly, resulting in an addition of more shows to the tour. Their live renditions of chart-toppers like "Hotel California," "Life in the Fast Lane," and "New Kid in Town" during this tour were momentous, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of fans.

The Eagles’ concerts have consistently drawn large crowds, as fans flock to witness their captivating stage performances. It comes as no surprise that the band has ranked among Billboard's top 5 touring artists of the 2000s. Their tour "Long Road Out of Eden" from 2008 to 2011 grossed over $250 million, with tickets being sold out months in advance, illustrating the enduring appeal of the Eagles.

One of the most iconic live performances by the Eagles was the 1994 "Hell Freezes Over" tour. The tour's name was derived from a statement made by Frey, who had remarked that the band would only reunite when "hell freezes over," following their split in 1980. The concert event saw a reunion of the original band members and was marked by electric performances that only seemed to have improved with time. The massive ticket sales made it one of the most successful tours in music history.

The legacy of the Eagles' live concerts and their impact on audiences was further cemented following the tragic death of founding member Glenn Frey in 2016. The band regrouped and continued touring, with Frey's son Deacon and country star Vince Gill joining the line-up, displaying their unwavering commitment to their fans. Tickets for their "An Evening with the Eagles" tour in 2017 were sold out rapidly, proving that their charm remains unbroken.

Over their five-decade-long career, the Eagles' live concerts have evoked a sense of unity and nostalgia, transcending generations. They have touched the hearts of millions across the globe, all under the banner of rock and roll. Whether it's the soft, harmonious ballads or the energetic rock anthems, the Eagles' music has proved to be timeless, especially in their live events. Their concerts not only offer an opportunity to revel in their music but also to be part of an experience that continues to define the history of rock music.

More About The Eagles

Legendary American rock band, The Eagles, have announced their final tour named "The Long Goodbye". The farewell to fans comes 52 years into being a band which has seen the group, composed of Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy B. Schmit, Vince Gill, and Deacon Frey, perform more than 1,000 concerts worldwide and sell over 200 million records, adding to its expansive legacy.

Having experienced an epic journey over the past five decades, The Eagles released a heartfelt statement expressing sincere gratitude to their fans and confirming that this tour will indeed be their farewell. Confirming that they will perform as many shows in each market as their audience demands, the band is prepared to give a large-scale send-off.

The tour will be making a stop at Rupp Arena, a location where The Eagles' faithful followers have enjoyed their music in the past. In 2018, the Eagles' concerts at Rupp Arena saw lower arena seats ranging from $229 to $445.

Joining The Eagles on their final venture will be fellow Rock and Roll Hall of Famers, Steely Dan, serving as the opening act. The Eagles tour is also set to visit other major cities, including a concert in Cleveland at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse and a stop in Indianapolis.

In related news, the once vibrant Eagles Club, which hosted concerts and pancake breakfasts for decades, is set for demolition. The city is in the process of drafting a request for proposals for redevelopment of both the Eagles Club site and surrounding lots, with a particular focus on affordability and density in the housing development.

As The Eagles embark on "The Long Goodbye" tour, fans are presented with the last chance to witness firsthand the band that has sold more than 15 million tickets globally. As the band brings the curtain down on an illustrious career, the final tour promises to be an emotional journey, commemorating the band's significant contributions to the live entertainment industry.