Watch the Eagles Play ‘Hotel California’ at First Show Since Start of Pandemic
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The Eagles brought their 'Hotel California' tour back to the road with a show at New York's Madison Square Garden
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The Eagles’ Self-Titled Debut and ‘Desperado’ Get Deluxe Reissues
Posted in: Music NewsAll six of the band's Seventies albums will reissued by Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab
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You Can Only ‘Live It Up’ at This Eagles’ ‘Hotel California’ Show If You Get Vaxxed
Posted in: Music NewsNovember date will require vaccination at least 14 days prior to the show
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RS Charts: Taylor Swift’s ‘Folklore’ Rebounds to Number One
Posted in: Music NewsSwift ruled over a quiet week when only two releases earned more than 50,000 album-equivalent units
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Drummer Joe Vitale on His 50-Year Saga With CSNY, Joe Walsh, the Eagles, and John Lennon
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe co-writer of "Rocky Mountain Way" and "Pretty Maids All In a Row" looks back on an epic career in which he's also played with Buffalo Springfield and backed Meryl Steep
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Flashback: The Eagles Play ‘All Night Long’ at Final Show Before 1980 Split
Posted in: Music NewsThis is the last song that the Eagles played together before their 'Hell Freezes Over' reunion tour of 1994
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Man Out of Time: The Music and Mystery of David Blue
Posted in: Music FeaturesBob Dylan befriended him, Joni Mitchell helped support him, and the Eagles covered one of his songs. So why did success elude the late singer-songwriter?
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Joe Walsh Reflects on Kent State Shootings: ‘We Are as Divided Now as We Were Then’
Posted in: Music News"The solution then, as it is now, is to be able to peacefully assemble and understand each other and accept our differences," says artist who was present at the massacre
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Eagles Postpone ‘Hotel California’ Tour Due to the Coronavirus
Posted in: Music NewsRemaining dates on band's tour will now take place this fall
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The Eagles Fly High With Epic ‘Hotel California’ Show at Madison Square Garden
Posted in: Live Reviews"We want to provide you with about a three hour break from the hideous 24/7 news cycle," Don Henley told New York audience. "Something familiar in uncertain times"
