Eagles add two more January 2027 Las Vegas Sphere shows. Get tickets

The Eagles‘ record-breaking Las Vegas Sphere residency is far from “Already Gone.”Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy B.Schmit, Deacon Frey and Vince Gill‘s legendary group just announced two additional concerts at the visually-spectacular Sin City venue.Their two new dates are scheduled to take place:Friday, Jan.

8, 20277 p.m.Saturday, Jan.9, 20278:30 p.m.These concerts will come near the end of the Rock Hall of Famers November 2026 through January 2027 Sin City run; they currently have 14 upcoming gigs lined up at Sphere.Once their stint “ends” on Jan.

23, the “Hotel California” band will have played 74 Sphere shows.Coming in at second after them is Dead and Company with 48, followed by Backstreet Boys and U2.Tickets for the Jan.

8 and 9 performances officially go on sale on Friday, Oct.30 at a.m.

PT through Ticketmaster but are available now on trusted secondary market sites like Vivid Seats.Seats for The Eagles’ 12 other nights at Sphere can be purchased as of today on all ticketing sites.Should you procure seats, you’ll be treated to a 20-song show that includes fan favorites like “Life In The Fast Lane,” “Desperado,” “Peaceful, Easy Feeling,” “Take It To The Limit” and, of course, “Hotel California.”However, what makes these shows so special are the awe-inspiring are Sphere‘s wraparound images that wed the band’s timeless music with larger-than-life images that engulf the audience.“It’s possible to find examples of video recordings on video sharing platforms of the concerts at the Sphere, but they can’t do justice to the quality and scale of the offering, nor can they provide anything like the jaw dropping experience of witnessing a performance at the venue,” Americana UK noted in a review of a March 2026 show.“One spontaneous, quite heartwarming moment occurred early in the set, before Vince Gill had been introduced to the audience, ‘Lyin’ Eyes’ started and Gill was the featured vocalist; as Gill star...

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