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The Eagles possess one of the most storied careers in all of music. The California group, formed in 1971, have sold more than 200 million albums globally with six releases reaching No. 1 on the Billboard 200 through their final studio album, Long Road Out of Eden (2007). The band also holds the record for best-selling album in the United States with the 1976 compilation Their Greatest Hits 1971-1977 certified 38-times platinum. Their immediate follow-up Hotel California, released later that year, ranks third on the U.S. all-time best-seller list at 26-times platinum. The Eagles made an instantaneous imprint on rock music with their indelible 1972 debut single “Take It Easy,” and over the years released five No. 1 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 including “Best of My Love,” “Hotel California” and “Heartache Tonight.” The band earned six Grammys throughout their career, and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998. Founded by Don Henley, Bernie Leadon, Glenn Frey and Randy Meisner, the Eagles have forged ahead as a live outfit featuring Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy B. Schmit, Vince Gill and Deacon Frey.
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The Eagles headed out on The Long Goodbye tour in September 2023. After kicking off at Madison Square Garden in New York, New York, the tour covered much of North America through March 2024.
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The Eagles’ The Long Goodbye North American tour began on September 7, 2023 at Madison Square Garden in New York, New York.
The Long Goodbye tour took the Eagles across North America in the following cities:
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I purchased Eagles tickets for my husbands birthday present and boy was it the best gift ever! We both loved the concert, they were by far the best group that we have ever heard. Age is not a factor with these guys, they still rock it out like they did in their 20's.
GREAT experience.......and The Eagles were amazing.
The Eagles are great musicians with amazing talent - no question about it. Watching them perform their hits at the show was proof of that. They were great with or without the awesome effects. However, this was not a $375 show. Sorry. I dont care how many tractor trailers you have - I didnt feel satisfied and felt a tad taken advantage of. Steely Dan had to cancel which I understand was due to an unforeseeable circumstance. But I don't think Vince Gil is a reasonable substitute. As talented as he is I didnt go to see the Eagles to see him. He has his fans but I'm not one of them although his stock went up in my book after seeing him. However it didnt make up for the loss of Steely Dan. The Eagles should have put on a longer show ( maybe the Hotel California Version without the orchestration and choir - we would have understood) or offered a refund or some free merch or something to offset the loss of Steely Dan. The show was not as advertised. If I'm going on a date with a pretty lady and she can't make it don't send your not so pretty sister instead.
Such a tremendous experience. I hate this will be their last tour
The entire experience was wonderful. That was a lot of music in the space of three hours. The tickets were a little pricy but it was well worth it.
Joe Walsh still has his stellar guitar tallent. Vince Gill is a perfect match. Deacon Fry was an added bonus. Amazing concert
As was the Charlotte show in Nov, the March show was spectacular! Band was pitch perfect and the techlology package (lights, sound, front of house boards) were again second to none. Thank you Eagles for 50 years of bringing the best to your fans!
You can never go wrong with The Eagles! Amazing concert and experience!
The Eagles never disappoint. What a great concert. They are the best band around and they play all their famous songs. Hope they come back again this year or next year. They are my favorite band of all times.
The Eagles are really good. I've seen them 3 times on this "farewell"tour. Each time we've been disappointed that Steely Dan has cancelled out - at what appears to the public, to be the last minute. Many people sitting near us at the concert found out about the cancellation after the lights went down and Vince Gill, the opener, came on stage. With the reasonable expectation of the opening act actually showing up and performing, I would have expected some sort of compensation when said act cancels at the 11th hour.
Everything was perfect!!! Spectrum center was sold out. All went smoothly from ordering tickets, entry,ushers helping find your seats, sound, lighting, smooth exit. Great night. Steely Dan could not make due to loss of band member. Vince Gill stepped up and filled in at the last minute. He put on a fantastic opening. Then sang with the Eagles!!!! Such a memorable experience!
15+ years ago saw the Eagles in Detroit and said this is the best concert EVER. Now I am saying it again. Best concert EVER. Every song was sung perfectly and what a fabulous addition Vince Gill made to this group. Deacon sounds so much like his Dad. Don Henley, you still got it! And Joe Walsh. Funk 49 was amazing. It's still running through my head. Thanks for an incredible evening of entertainment! Will never forget it. Love you guys.
Best farewell concert ever. Saw them 2 years ago in Charlotte during their 'Hotel California' tour. I thought they were great then, but most of them being in their mid seventies, they didn't miss a beat. Vocals and instrumental were dead on after all these years. Was blessed to be part of their 'The Long Goodbye' final concert. They will be surely missed by fans like me and will always be part of our history.
Vince Gill opened the show and he was great!! The Eagles were awesome!! All of the great songs and they played for 2 hours straight. They were really good -really enjoyed Joe Walsh and Don Henley. They have been playing for 52 years- WOW!!
The Eagles are one of the best bands around!! They have the absolute best harmonies! There is not one song that I don't know. Always with the money to see them!
I paid over $1200 per ticket for 4 tickets (> $4800) to see Steely Dan open for the Eagles. Steely Dan did not perform and the replacement was not of the high quality that was paid for the tickets. There should be a partial refund for this show since it was not what was paid for.
Joe Walsh and the boys were great! The music, melody and harmony were on point. By far one of the best live performances.
This is what it’s all about. Just pure music and great musicians playing it. Every young person should witness The Eagles to see how it’s done and to aspire to that level of talent.
Somewhat of a bittersweet show. It was my 7th time listening to the Eagles live and I knew it would be the last. Their performance was incredible but definitely the end of an era.
One of the best concerts I've ever been to. The set was just over 2 hours long and the band still sounds awesome. Very entertaining.
