The Eagles Reviews

Timothy McMacken from Dallas, Texas

EAGLES SHOW

Very impressed with the band , Vince Gill was great also Glen Fryes son a great

Sabra from Dallas, Texas

EAGLES WELCOME SWEET TALENTED DEACON FREY!

The Eagles began with an emotional moving harmony with them all lined up across the stage. Glen Frey’s son Deacon was front center in his gentle spirited way. Deacon is stepping up to use his beautiful voice and natural talent to sing where his late father Glen Frey has left a vacancy once described as irreplaceable- Deacons voice took over perfectly. It was an experience one has to see and hear! Vince Gill is on tour with them and his soul balanced the missing parts. Best sound ever, best concert so happy to have the opportunity to see this superbly gifted group in Dallas our home. Thank you Eagles, great sound Deacon you did it!❤️ Not to be missed tour!

Ben Bouchard from Vancouver, British Columbia

THE SONGS AND THE HARMONIES

Always wanted to see and hear the Eagles live. To sing along and hear tens of thousands of people singing together has to be the best experience a human can have. Songs are still great, harmonies are moving, The Eagles still have it. Joe Walsh?, c’mon! Great. Beautiful Stage and backdrop. Pushed through with a couple meatheads beside us who arrived drunk and were served an additional 7 beers each. They were eventually hanging off us. Nothing bad just annoying. My wife and I left early missed one song, not bad to avoid getting more beer spilled on us and the eventual good by hugs and or shove haha! Great show.

from Orlando, Florida

TRANSITIONAL

This was my third time seeing the Eagles and the first for Jimmy Buffet. Saw the Eagles 3 years ago in Miami. I was interested to see how they would handle the transition to a "new chapter" without Glen, the bands long time front man. Don Henley stepped out from behind the drums more than he has in the past. I see this as him taking more of a leadership role now as the patriarch of the band. They put Deacon Frey right up front there next to Don so I thought they must have a lot of confidence in him. He does sound a little like his father. At only 24, I hope that his voice continues to mature and that he only gets better. They spent a lot more time doing the old stuff than in past shows I've seen. Nearly an hour, most led by Vince. Too much of that. Only 1 song from Long Road Out of Eden, a 2 CD set. That was disappointing. As always, no one rocks the house like Joe Walsh. Would like to see them back in the studio. Jimmy Buffet, same ole tired sing-a-longs for 40 years

Jim Bates from New York, New York

LASTING LEGACY TERRIFIC

Not a bad moment in 2.5 hrs vince is seamless addition to sit in for glen seamless great night

Dave Ball from Toronto, Ontario

TOO MUCH WALSH

Our third Eagles concert..this one was extra special with the great Vince Gill doing so well on Take it to the Limit and Lying Eyes plus others.. But the preponderance of Joe Walsh numbers was grating. Frankly, songs that sound too similar and they were coming after each original Eagles number in the second set. With a full orchestra and choir Wasted Time never sounded better !

BA from Houston, Texas

HARMONIES STILL CHILL AND JOE STILL ROCKS

Caught the Feb16, 2024 show in Houston. Steely Dan opened and musically were fantastic. Don Fagan's vocal chops have been, well, chopped, but it was great to see him out there singing all of those hits. Eagles opened with Seven Bridges and the harmonies were spot on. Somebody, I think Vince Gill, threw in some cool bluegrass licks to envy. The band ripped through one Eagles hit after another, while Don Henley sang a great rendition of Boys of Summer and Joe was, well, Joe. At 76, his voice was strong and he remains a dynamic live rock guitarist. He did Funk 49, In the City, Life's Been Good and a rousing Rocky Mountain Way in the encore, and the crowd loved every one. Vince contributed vocals on Take It To the Limit and others and his guitar was a help, particularly a great solo dual with Joe late in the show. Deacon Frye was a nostalgic reminder of his dad. He sounds a little more Travis Tritt than Glen Frey, but it was cool to see him up there. All in all, a great performance.

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