The Eagles
After 52 years, The Eagles head out on final tour.
Why see The Eagles?
The Eagles Las Vegas
The Eagles - Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy B. Schmit, Vince Gill, and Deacon Frey are ready to rock your world for four weekends only. Are you ready to join them? Rock and Roll Hall of Famers, The Eagles are heading out on their Las Vegas Residency, and it's one you won't want to miss!
As the Eagles approach the end of their touring journey with their "Long Goodbye" tour, this residency offers fans a golden opportunity to witness the band live before they hang up their instruments. After 52 years of performing. Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy B. Schmit, Vince Gill and Deacon Frey will be performing together for the final time.
A bona-fida musical institution, Eagles has been making music for over four decades. The most successful group to emerge from the burgeoning West Coast scene of the early 70s, their brand of country-tinged rock saw them become one of the biggest-selling bands in the world. With songs like "Hotel California" and "Take it Easy", the band's popularity has remained undiminished.
About The Sphere Las Vegas
Following the grand openings by U2, the mystical melodies of Phish, and the soulful jams of Dead & Company, the Eagles' residency at the Sphere cements the venue's reputation as a hub for musical legends.
Reviews
Customer reviews
159 reviews, average rating: (4.8 Stars)
V. C.
Great concert
We loved the music and seeing the band play ( when we could) they need to make it mandatory that people sit down at these concerts, its not fair and outright rude to the people behind you whose vision is blocked and paid to see the concert performance not your dance moves. Concerts are to be watched and not just listened to by All !!!
Please be more respectful of others who paid for their seats and use the ones you paid for
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Steven W Tassin
Great but 180 from show I saw in 1976
Love every song this band produced, back then you worked and made a good album , today record companies want a number one single on the air . In 76 it was a general admission show , louder, higher energy with the croud singing along. Majority high on booze, pot , cocaine and LSD. 46 years later here we are with the band members that made it past those times along with this croud that I observed this historic event with me. The addition of the full orcastra was golden. Wouldn't have thought so in 76 but my understanding of music has grown tremendously with time. That sound gave me the chills the same as a parade band does at Mari Gras. The sun's areana had great acoustics from where I was seated. Sound technology has come a long way with time. I brought my 29 year old daughter with me and she loved it . She was raised on 60's and 70's rock n roll produced in times where the youth of this country fought to stand up and be counted & rebellion. The music showed it and will live on infinity
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Rob
Outstanding
What can you expect from a group of 75 year old musicians? A sold out crowd of geriatrics standing for the whole show. Perhaps the best performance I've seen from them - ever. Let's hope the Long Goodbye winds its way back to the Garden before they are done. ... Read more
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