The Eagles Tickets

For forty years The Eagles have been recording epic songs and touring the world to bring those songs to fans everywhere. Now, Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Glen Frey and Tim Schmit are getting together for a special Eagles 40th anniversary tour in 2012 to celebrate. Check back regularly for Eagles tour dates and pick up your Egales tickets right here!

In October, 2007, the Eagles released their Long Road Out of Eden album. In an interview with CNN, Don Henley declared, "This is probably the last Eagles album that we'll ever make." As you can imagine, Eagles concert tickets when straight up in value right then and The Eagles tour rumors developed into solid plans. The disc was their first proper album in nearly 20 years, sending Eagles fans into paroxysms of joy and expectation, and Eagles tickets were on the wing. "Eden" debuted at No. 1 in America, the UK, Australia and beyond. It went seven times platinum by the last count. This is no lightweight band we're talking about, and they're current with trends, too; the Eagles are even slated for inclusion in the latest incarnation of the popular video game Guitar Hero IV.

The Eagles' journey has tracked an enduring line of development, from their guitar-blues early days to the current blend of superstardom and nostalgia. Put simply, for Country Rock with a southwestern twist, you cannot better it. It is the music of pioneers, with a fantastic edge. As the years have passed, the Desperadoes have jumped those fences, all the way to the California sunrise (which they toasted with tequila, of course) and the light has dawned on two generations of Eagles fans bearing Eagles tickets.

Part of the broad appeal of the Eagles has been their plasticity; they easily cast a soft rock vibe but upon further inspection the music may contort into aggressive blues with a near-psychedelic undercurrent. Their "On the Border" and "One of these Nights" phases led into the pinnacle of what was to become their monument to the western life; Hotel California. This song (and, by extension, album) is among the most-played in American radio history, and you are hard-pushed to find someone who doesn't enjoy listening to it. 16 million copies of Hotel Calfornia have been sold in the US. Many people say that you must see the Eagles perform their anthem live at least once. The sheer demand and value placed on the Eagles tickets is likely due in part to this fact.

Today we find ourselves confronted with too many choices, too many musical genres, and oh so many talented youngsters who fall by the wayside. Not so the Eagles. The California pioneers are going strong, and despite a few personnel changes, are as fresh today as they were in 1971. Find your ideal tickets to the Eagles right here and actualize that desire. Watch the Eagles play their thing. And that song.