Eagles

Brilliant. Voice harmonies still spot on. As shown by opening song. Songs all performed flawlessly. They’ve been around the block a few times , but they know how to perform, despite many lineup changes. My favourite songs , and in the order I would have chosen too ! Don Henley and the others had some funny political/ age related banter with audience later. Impressive new arena . Excellent acoustics. Visual screens great too. ( but seat row numbers nearly impossible to read after lights down/ quite steep. So be v careful! and get to seats earlier ) Despite this , those in the south and elsewhere , should now come here.

The music stands the test of time no matter who sings. Was a great night to hear the classics with Vince Gill and Deacon Frey filling the big shows of Glen Frey. Great opening by Steely Dan and the Eagles played for almost 2 1/2 hours with an encore. If you have a chance to catch them, highly recommend.

What a great, great concert! Kudos to the sound engineer and the camera crew . . . Spot on!!! Even though 3 band members had been ill, the harmonies were perfect, the band was tight, Joe was, well . . . Joe! Everybody loves Joe! They are 76 years old! I hope this isn't the end of the touring! 🥰

Simply amazing from start to finish! Don Henley and Joe Walsh still got it and Deacon Frey is a great addition to the band! Loved it! Too bad it’s their farewell tour but I guess all good things must come to an end. Blessed my husband and I got to experience all of their talent in person one last time.

I had seen them before I think 5 years ago in LA and before that in San jose. They were so good in San Jose that I saw them the next day. I was a little disappointed they didn't sing more balance to hear their harmonies, but maybe they're getting older and it's harder. This is the best concert I have ever been to. They had 15 semis and brought their own lights and sound, which is why the tickets were a little more. I had to go see them again, cuz this might be their last show.

So Henley, Walsh, Schmidt and Vince Gill with a supporting cast of the best musicians made memorable music during a three plus hour performance at the Toyota center Saturday. What a blast! The whole arena was singing along to the multitude of hits. At one point Joe Walsh joked to the crowd that he found it easier to be in his 20’s in the 1970’s than in his 70’s in the 2020’s. All I can say is the band performed flawlessly. So glad I went

One of the GREATEST CONCERTS I’ve ever seen. The last time I saw them live was 1977, they were GREAT then and nothing has changed. Hats off to Deacon Frey, carrying on for his dad, the young man did a super job and the addition of Vince Gill, who’d ever thought that, GREAT ADDITION! Don, Timothy and Joe, KEEP PLAYING!

I first saw the Eagles back when the Long Run came out. They were as amazing as the first time I saw them. The only band I have seen live 6 times over the years. I told my wife, I should have bought tickets to Friday and Saturday shows. Thanks for the great memories. I can hear anyone of their songs and so many different memories flood back into the front of my mind. Fantastic....

I went to see the Eagles at Madison Square Garden on October 9th 2018 & this was my second time seeing them & they are amazing. Timothy B Schmit is my favorite Eagle. He even walked out looking for me. He sent out guitar picks for me and when I got the picks I looked up at Timothy & I waved to him & he waved back to me. The reason why I waved to him is that he knows I got the picks and the drummer came down and gave me his drumsticks.

Great trip down memory lane last night. Joe was shredding, Vince Gill was helping to make the loss of Glenn Frye a little less noticeable along with Deacon. Don Henley combined voice and drums to help the crowd relieve the 70s and 80s. Timothy’s voice was a little thinner but none the less in my opinion

Doobie Bros were solid. I had never seen Zac Brown band and was blown away. IMO they stole the show and that’s not an insult to the Eagles who were fantastic. Joe Walsh played the best I have seen him in 3 other shows. Vince Gill was great but would have loved to hear more of his amazing guitar skills especially on ‘I Can’t Tell You Why’, but they were great overall.

Amazing! I’ve always said the Eagles were more country than rock. With the addition of Vince Gill to their current tour, that observation is fully realized. For supporting evidence I suggest you track down Common Thread: The Songs of the Eagles. This country tribute album to the Eagles was released in 1993. The album features covers of 13 Eagles songs, performed by country music acts, including, “I Can’t’ Tell You Why” by Vince Gill. Two other observations about the show: Deacon Frey was amazing. His father would be proud. And Joe Walsh can shred with the best of them. It all added up to a terrific concert!

The Eagles made this concert one of the most memorable. I have seen them in the past, but this one I will carry close to me always. Deacon Frey sounds so much like his father. I could close my eyes and see Glen Frey as I listen. He is an up and coming artist to follow. Don Henley wow there are no words to describe that distinctive wondrous voice. Ah such a dream to hear Don Henley sing. Joe Walsh fantastic guitar and songs. He really knows what the fans love. Timothy B Schmit sweet romantic voice sing the songs that lift an inspire the heart. He too is one that can brings all in the area to their feet. The night was filled with song and laughter, smiles and tears. Old memories now new, everyone there felt such adoration for the Eagles and appreciated their presents here in Sacramento. A must see concert any time they play.

This group’s harmonies are fantastic. Deacon Frey is wonderful and moving in tribute to his father who was my favorite singer. They played their hits, but too much Walsh solo songs to us. Vince Gill is perfect for this group and guitar playing always has been great. GO c them!!

Perfect! Vince Gill and Deacon Frey are great additions to the band. They sang and played as Eagles. Don Henley and Joe Walsh were spot on and you could tell they still loved to perform. Tim was showing his age but it was so good to hear him on his solos. Highly recommend.

It was a great show. Glenn Frey’s son was great. Vince Gill was good, but felt like he was a fill-in, which I suppose he was. Joe Walsh stole the show. Timothy B. Schmidt good. Don Henley, IMHO, lacked energy. I’m guessing he is still grieving and must be tough to put on a great show without your long-time partner on stage.

They played over three dozen songs including two encores. The addition of Glenn Frey’s son Deacon was interesting and he is very talented. They also added Vince Gill to the line up and his guitar and voice fit in well. Joe Walsh is a star among stars and his vocals and guitar riffs are as good as I have ever heard. They went from soft and harmonious songs continuing to build through the evening. Ending up with a driving rock and roll Life In The Fast Lane complete with horns, videos and lasers suitable for a Las Vegas performance. Incredibly talented bunch that need no pitch correction software or tricky sound generators. A drummer, a bass and some smoking hot guitars still make the music that makes me want to shake my tail feathers.

The Eagles rocked the house but they do not want you standing at all! This isn't a Broadway play! It's a rock concert! 5 rows from the stage and we have to sit?? This is the 2nd time I've seen them in the last 6 months. It was the same at both venues. Absolutely no pictures or video. This will be the last one I attend for those exact reasons. Saw Fleetwood Mac at the same venue last month and they let us stand and crowd the stage the whole concert. What's a rock concert without the ability to dance and have fun?

I expected long in the tooth guys just phoning it in. What I got were consummate pros who still have a passion to perform. Never a part of my personal music Pantheon, I nevertheless realize Eagles have been a pivotal group. I knew all the words without effort because the songs are so well written. And as a bonus original member and multi-instrumentalist Bernie Leadon was a big part of the show. If you love American rock see this show.

The band has zero energy on stage. They don't even appear to be enjoying what they're doing. They make an announcement before the band takes the stage - please do not stand up during the show, don't make too much noise, don't take pictures...basically don't have fun! Stay home, get a beer & put on the Hotel California album & save your money.