In a statement released by the band, they said they will play “as many shows in each market as the audience demands, even if it requires returning to certain cities.” The Eagles thanked fans for all the years of support, and said “This is our swan song, but the music goes on and on”.Īs various media outlets reported on this story, some mentioned that the Eagles did a tour named Farewell 1 Tour in 2003. (Joe Walsh, Vince Gill, Deacon Frey, Don Henley, & Timothy B, Schmit) Gill and Deacon Frey do a great job of carrying on the quality fans know they’ll hear at an Eagles concert. You might remember his lead vocal on “Let Me Love You Tonight”. Before he became a solo act, Gill sang with an Eagles-style Country Rock band, Pure Prairie League. Rounding out the band are Glenn Frey’s son Deacon, and Country artist Vince Gill. Three of the members have been together since the 1970s…original Eagle Don Henley, plus Joe Walsh, and Timothy B. The lineup is the main group that has toured after Glenn Frey’s death in 2016. Early demand has caused dates to be added to this tour of U.S. You can see the concerts include another popular Classic Rock act, Steely Dan. (Dates are being added as the tour progresses.) Dates and locations are still being determined, but here are the stops so far. It’s starting September 7th at Madison Square Garden in New York, and likely ending sometime in 2025. Tours by the Eagles have always been popular, and today they announced they’ll be performing their final tour, The Long Goodbye. They have the best-selling album of all time Eagles Greatest Hits, and the third biggest, Hotel California. Their recordings are among the most successful in history. Fifty-one years ago the Eagles started one of the longest runs of Rock & Roll popularity with “Take It Easy”.

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