Eagles's 1974 Concert History

The Eagles are an American rock band that was formed in Los Angeles, California in 1971. Currently consisting of vocalist/drummer Don Henley, guitarist/vocalist Joe Walsh and bassist/vocalist Timothy B. Schmit, the band had five Number 1 singles and six Number 1 albums. the Eagles were one of the most successful recording artists of the 1970s. The Eagles' album, Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 was named as the best-selling album of the 20th Century with 26 million sold. For more information about the Eagles, see the Frequently Asked Questions below.

Date Concert Venue Location
Dec 31, 1974
Eagles / Dan Fogelberg / Linda Ronstadt
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Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles, California, United States
Dec 18, 1974
Eagles / Dan Fogelburg Sacramento Memorial Auditorium Sacramento, California, United States
Sep 02, 1974
Eagles Maryville, Tennessee, United States
Sep 01, 1974
The Beach Boys / Eagles / Kansas
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Indiana University South Bend Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States
Aug 26, 1974
Doobie Brothers / Eagles / Ozark Mountain Daredevils
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State Farm Show Arena Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States
Show Duplicate for Aug 26, 1974
Aug 25, 1974
The Beach Boys / Eagles / Marshall Tucker Band Scope Norfolk, Virginia, United States
Aug 24, 1974
Eagles / SNAFOO Palace Theater Waterbury, Connecticut, United States
Aug 22, 1974
The Eagles
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Lenox Music Inn Lenox, Massachusetts, United States
Aug 20, 1974
The Eagles
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Pine Knob Music Theatre Clarkston, Michigan, United States
Aug 10, 1974
August Jam
Allman Brothers Band / Emerson Lake & Palmer / Black Oak Arkansas / Eagles / Foghat / The Marshall Tucker Band / Ozark Mountain Daredevils / Grinderswitch
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Charlotte Motor Speedway Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Jul 31, 1974
Joe Walsh / Eagles
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The Omni Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Jul 27, 1974
The Eagles / Harry Chapin / Renaissance / The Chambers Brothers / Bo Diddley / Stories / If
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Take It Easy Ranch Callaway, Maryland, United States
Jul 20, 1974
Joe Walsh / Eagles
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St. Paul Civic Center Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
Show Duplicate for Jul 20, 1974
Jul 19, 1974 –
Jul 21, 1974
Ozark Music Festival 1974
Aerosmith / Eagles / Blue Öyster Cult / Ted Nugent / The Charlie Daniels Band / Bachman-Turner Overdrive / Marshall Tucker Band / The Earl Scruggs Revue
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Missouri State Fairgrounds Kansas City, Missouri, United States
Show Duplicate for Jul 19, 1974
Jul 18, 1974
Eagles Jeppesen Stadium Houston, Texas, United States
Jul 07, 1974
Eagles / Leon Russell / Lynyrd Skynyrd / The Gap Band / Sons of Champlin / Isis
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Orange Bowl Stadium Miami, Florida, United States
Show Duplicate for Jul 07, 1974
May 26, 1974
The Eagles
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Grand Valley State University Allendale, Michigan, United States
May 22, 1974
The Eagles
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Masonic Auditorium Detroit, Michigan, United States
May 21, 1974
The Eagles Springfield Civic Center Springfield, Massachusetts, United States
May 20, 1974
The Eagles
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Academy Of Music New York, New York, United States

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The Eagles
Apr 19, 1974
 Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States
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Eagles / Dan Fogelberg / Linda Ronstadt on Dec 31, 1974 [067-small]

Eagles / Dan Fogelberg / Linda Ronstadt
Dec 31, 1974
 Los Angeles, California, United States
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The Eagles / Harry Chapin / Renaissance / The Chambers Brothers / Bo Diddley / Stories / If on Jul 27, 1974 [344-small]

The Eagles / Harry Chapin / Renaissance / The Chambers Brothers / Bo Diddley / Stories / If
Jul 27, 1974
 Callaway, Maryland, United States
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Eagles / Dan Fogelberg / Linda Ronstadt on Dec 31, 1974 [593-small]

Eagles / Dan Fogelberg / Linda Ronstadt
Dec 31, 1974
 Los Angeles, California, United States
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The Eagles on May 22, 1974 [358-small]

The Eagles
May 22, 1974
 Detroit, Michigan, United States
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August Jam on Aug 10, 1974 [738-small]

August Jam
Aug 10, 1974
 Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
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Doobie Brothers / Eagles / Ozark Mountain Daredevils on Aug 26, 1974 [995-small]

Doobie Brothers / Eagles / Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Aug 26, 1974
 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States
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Joe Walsh / Eagles on Jul 31, 1974 [964-small]

Joe Walsh / Eagles
Jul 31, 1974
 Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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Joe Walsh / Eagles on Jul 20, 1974 [540-small]

Joe Walsh / Eagles
Jul 20, 1974
 Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
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The Eagles on Apr 1, 1974 [871-small]

The Eagles
Apr 1, 1974
 Denver, Colorado, United States
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The Eagles / Jesse Colin Young on May 18, 1974 [550-small]

The Eagles / Jesse Colin Young
May 18, 1974
 Passaic, New Jersey, United States
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Eagles / Leon Russell / Lynyrd Skynyrd / The Gap Band / Sons of Champlin / Isis on Jul 7, 1974 [792-small]

Eagles / Leon Russell / Lynyrd Skynyrd / The Gap Band / Sons of Champlin / Isis
Jul 7, 1974
 Miami, Florida, United States
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The Eagles on May 10, 1974 [494-small]

The Eagles
May 10, 1974
 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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[email protected] Sep 23, 2022

Qzsu the current Tour is called the hotel california Tour it's an anniversary theme by the band


Edith Mae Aug 15, 2021

Awesome show! The best so far!


Qzsu May 10, 2021

This concert date isn't possible. The album "Hotel California" came out in 1976.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)


How much are tickets to an Eagles concert?

Depending on the location of the concert, the ticket price will vary, but the average ticket price for the much-anticipated “Hotel California” tour in 2022 was $154 to $280 with front row and floor seat tickets costing up to $950.

Where are the Eagles from?

While the Eagles are based in Los Angeles, the members of the rock band hail from all over the country. Don Henley is from Texas, Glenn Frey is from Michigan, Berne Leadon is from Minnesota, and Randy Meisner is from Nebraska.

The newer additions to the band are also from other states. Don Felder and Timothy B. Schmit both came from California while Joe Walsh is from Kansas.

When did the Eagles start?

The Eagles formed in 1971 in Los Angeles. The original members (Don Henley, Randy Meisner, Glenn Frey, and Bernie Leadon) moved to Los Angeles to pursue different musical careers, but in 1971, David Geffen (their producer and manager) signed the four musicians as a group for the label he co-created, Asylum Records.

Who were the original members of the Eagles?

The Eagles were formed in 1971 by:

  1. Glenn Frey: Frontman and co-lead singer
  2. Don Henley: Co-lead singer and drummer
  3. Randy Meisner: Bassist and backup vocalist
  4. Bernie Leadon: Guitarist and multi-instrumentalist

Don Felder joined in 1974 as a multi-instrumentalist and guitarist alongside Leadon with Leadon departing in 1975, the same year Joe Walsh joined the band on guitar, vocals, and keyboards. Meisner left in 1977 and was replaced by Timothy B. Schmit. The Eagles broke up in 1980 but reunited in 1994 with Felder, Henley, Walsh Frey, and Schmit returning as the core line-up until Felder's departure in 2001.

Why did Don Felder?

Don Felder was fired from the band in 2001 by the lead vocalists Henley and Frey. Those two were allegedly receiving a higher percentage of the band's revenues than he was, and Felder questioned why. While Felder did go to court against Henley and Frey over this matter, the results were not broadcasted publicly. After Felder's departure, the Eagles continued on as a quintet until 2013 when Leadon returned. Leadon departed a second time in 2016, the same year of Frey's death.

Why did Randy Meisner leave the Eagles?

Following the successes of their hit song “Take it to the Limit” in 1975, which Randy Meisner had written, and their career-changing album Hotel California in 1976, the demands of touring and fame became too much for Meisner who left the band in 1977, citing "exhaustion." Meisner passed on July 26, 2023, due to complications from COPD

When and how did Glenn Frey Die?

Glenn Frey died at the age of 67 on January 18, 2016, as a result of complications from several illnesses, including pneumonia, acute ulcerative colitis, and rheumatoid arthritis.

How old is Don Henley?

Don Henley, one of the founding members of the Eagles, was born on July 22, 1947. He is 76 years old.

When did Vince Gill join the Eagles and who did he replace?

Vince Gill joined the Eagles in 2017, following the unfortunate death of Glenn Frey. He was hired as co-lead vocalist alongside Gill’s son Deacon Frey.

Who sings “Love Will Keep Us Alive” by the Eagles?

The song “Love Will Keep Us Alive” was first recorded in 1994 and sung by Timothy B. Schmitt, during the “Hell Freezes Over” tour.

How many concerts has Eagles had?

Eagles has had 1,434 concerts.

What genre is Eagles?

Eagles is most often considered to be Rock, Pop, Pop Rock, Singer-Songwriter, Classic Rock, Country, Folk Rock, Soft Rock, Country Rock, Album Oriented Rock (AOR), Mellow Gold, and Yacht Rock.

When is the next Eagles concert?

The next Eagles concert is on May 31, 2024 at Co-op Live in Manchester, England, United Kingdom.

When was the last Eagles concert?

The last Eagles concert was on April 11, 2024 at Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California, United States. The bands that performed were: Paul McCartney / Eagles / Jon Bon Jovi / Zac Brown Band / Jackson Browne / Brandi Carlile / Kenny Chesney / Eric Church / Sheryl Crow / Scotty Emerick / Jack Johnson / Caroline Jones / Mac McAnally / Jake Owen / Pitbull / Jake Shimabukuro / The Coral / Snoop Doog.

What setlist does Eagles play live?

The songs that Eagles performs live vary, but here's the latest setlist that we have from the April 11, 2024 concert at Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California, United States:

  1. The Boys of Summer
  2. Take It to the Limit
  3. In the City

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