An amazzzzing show, as good as the 1977 Hotel California tour, 40 years later! Harmonies spot on and wonderful tributes to Glenn Frey with his son Deacon stepping in. Played the entire HC album with no stops, no talk, just music and then played second half full of the favorites. Props to Vince Gill doing the honors on Take It to the Limit.

Saw the Eagles last night at CFG Arena in Baltimore, MD. with my husband. We were wowed out of our minds They are older but have not missed a beat. They had a few surprises for us , one ,they had The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra playing and The Choir from Morgan State College. Concert was very well thought out , they had cameras galore . They were connected to all the microphones and various other places for high def extremely close-up viewing. That was a first for any concert I had been to. Even in the cheap seats it would be like front row seats. This addition was part of the Eagles equipment, not the arenas’. Each member of the band had intimate moments for us concert goers. Their expertise in playing their instruments along with the BSO and Morgan State Choir is something I will rave about forever.The only down fall of the concert was on CFG Bank Arena, they spent millions of dollars on upgrading the arena but seats were uncomfortably small and too close to each other making for extremely tight fit even for the average size person. But after the concert began that was secondary.

I first saw Eagles in Jersey city in probably 1977ish. Boz Scaggs was the starter! Loved both since! Have seen Eagles 6 or 7 times. Never bad!!

One of the best concerts I've attended. We got a chance to see the true artistry of Joe Walsh, Vince Gill, the others, but to me, Don Henley really stood out with his enthusiasm, great singing and we loved hearing him speak to the audience. Wish I could give this show 10 stars!

Absolutely everything wrapped into one , nice job Eagles and thank you for all your years

Loved the Eagles! I figured they would sound LIKE what I remember. They WERE what I remember. Made me a little weepy. Opened with acapella “7 Bridges Road. “. That was a moment to savor! Surrounded by young people who were also into the concert. Made me glad this music has stood the test of time!