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Sorry Australia, No Eagles In January
The Eagles will not be in Australia in January. Joe Walsh announced yesterday during an online chat at his website that the band was bringing the Long Road Out Of Eden tour to Australia in January, 2009.
Eagles to play Bradley Center Sept. 21
THE EAGLES: The supergroup - Glenn Frey, Don Henley, Joe Walsh and Timothy B. Schmit - will play the Bradley Center Sept.
Don Felder Of The Eagles Tells All
The album "Eagles: Their Greatest Hits 1971 - '1975" is the bestselling album of all time in the United States.
Joe Walsh Announces An Australian Eagles Tour
Joe Walsh has announced in an online webchat that the Eagles will tour Australia in January 2009.
Summer concert series continues
"A Summer of Tribute," the 2008 free summer concert series continues 7-9:30 p.m. Friday at Community Park.
Eagles: On The Border [Reviews]
Release Date: Mar 22, 1974 Label: Asylum Genres: Album Rock, Country-Rock, Soft Rock, Pop/Rock Number Of Tracks: 10 The Eagles combined many different elements, and their third album, which looked back to their ...
Not Everyone At Country Concert; The Rest Were In Troy
While country music fans are tapping their toes this weekend at the Country Concert near Newport in Shelby County, rock 'n' roll lovers were clapping their hands to the sounds of an Eagles tribute band Friday ...
The Eagles To Soar Through The AAC In September. Or: God, I'm Begging You--Defrost Hell Already
"This is probably the last Eagles album that we'll ever make," Don Henley told CNN of the band's 2007 steaming shit platter Long Road Out of Eden .
Eagles to play first show at Tulsa's BOK Center [13 mins ago]
California rockers the Eagles will be the opening act in Tulsa's new BOK Center this fall, it was announced at a press conference this morning.
'Hello, we're the Eagles from Los Angeles.'*
The Eagles are Timothy B. Schmit , Joe Walsh, Glenn Frey and Don Henley. They perform Sept.
Arenas opening act is the Eagles
BOK Center General Manager John Bolton and Tulsa Mayor Kathy Taylor announce the Eagles as the arena's opening act.
It's official. The Eagles are the opening performance at Tulsa's BOK Arena. The group will take center stage September 6th at 8pm.
The Eagles to be first BOK act in Tulsa

 TULSA -- The Eagles will be the first act to perform in Tulsa's new BOK Center.
 
 Tulsa Mayor Kathy Taylor announced Tuesday that the band will perform at 8 p.m. on Sept. 6.
 
 Ribbon-cutting ceremonies for the $178 million, 18,000-seat arena are set for Aug. 30.
 
 Country music star and native Oklahoman Garth Brooks will be on hand for those ceremonies but will not perform.
 
 The Eagles had a string of hits in the 1970s, including "Hotel California," ''Take It Easy," ''Life in the Fast Lane" and "Heartache Tonight." They released a new album last year called "Long Road Out of Eden."
 
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Not Garth Brooks, but the Eagles at BOK Center's Opening
One can only imagine the pressure put on country music superstar Garth Brooks in recent months to be the opening act for the BOK Center.
David Sykuta: We have to - get over it' and explore energy options
I visited with you on this page earlier this year to discuss gasoline prices. Today, I'd like to present some energy realities and suggest some solutions for a more secure energy future.
Eagles cover band closes out Fort Worth concert series
The Eagles can still draw a crowd - and they don't even have to be there to do it.
Whale of a story at some beach, somewhere
D10 The sleuth What a week it's been in good ol' New Brunswick. From buzzing bees to wayward whales, we've just about seen it all! With the summer heat finally here, Sleuth has been relaxing on his back deck, ...
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Heaven and Hell, by Don Felder
I always figured Don Henley and Glenn Frey were egomaniacs...Don Felder's tell-all book called Heaven and Hell not only confirmed my assumption but provided loads of details to back it up.
On this day in Eagle Classic Hitstory - June 30th
June 30 1966 The Beatles perform the first of three concerts at Nippon Budokan Hall in Tokyo, Japan.
Classic rock sounds return to Zooz
We can't see Jimi Hendrix any more. Barring a miracle, Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin will never tour again.