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No band has ever said goodbye quite like this. The Eagles Tour 2026 is unfolding across three formats — an immersive residency inside the world’s most advanced venue, a festival headlining slot at one of America’s most storied music events, and a stadium tour bringing 40,000-voice singalongs to cities across the South. Together, they form the final movement of “The Long Goodbye,” the farewell tour that has occupied the Eagles since September 2023. Don Henley confirmed in a February 2026 CBS Sunday Morning interview that this year “will probably be it.”
The Sphere Las Vegas residency — now 58 performances, the longest in the venue’s history — continues through April 11 with eight remaining shows. The Eagles then headline the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival on May 2 before launching “The Long Goodbye, Act III”: three stadium dates in Atlanta, Nashville, and Arlington featuring GRAMMY-winning Tedeschi Trucks Band. The farewell coincides with a landmark year for the band: Their Greatest Hits 1971–1975 earned the first-ever Quadruple Diamond RIAA certification in January 2026 — 40 million units, the best-selling album in American history, celebrating its 50th anniversary.
Imagine hearing the opening guitar notes of “Hotel California” while the desert materializes around you in 16K resolution — not on a screen in front of you, but wrapping around you in every direction across 160,000 square feet of LED surface. That is the Eagles Sphere experience. The venue’s 167,000-speaker Immersive Sound system uses beamforming technology to deliver crystalline audio to every one of 17,600 seats, while haptic technology in 10,000 of those seats lets you physically feel the kick drum and bass lines. Add 4D effects — wind, scent, and temperature changes synchronized to the music — and you understand why fans have called it the most transformative live music experience of their lives.
The Eagles — Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy B. Schmit, Vince Gill, and Deacon Frey — perform a three-hour set of 20-plus songs with custom visuals synchronized to every track. From the sun-bleached Southwestern landscapes behind “Desperado” to the neon-lit streets accompanying “Life in the Fast Lane,” the production transforms each song into a fully immersive journey. Visit eagles.com for the latest news and follow the band on Instagram and Facebook. Check the schedule below for all available dates.
Announced on February 25, 2026, “The Long Goodbye, Act III” shifts the farewell from the Sphere’s controlled immersion to the unbridled energy of stadium rock. Three dates are confirmed: Truist Park in Atlanta on May 5, FirstBank Stadium at Vanderbilt University in Nashville on May 9, and Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas on May 16. Each venue seats approximately 40,000 for concerts. Tedeschi Trucks Band — the 12-piece GRAMMY-winning ensemble fronted by Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks — opens all three shows, pairing perfectly with the Eagles’ California-country-rock sound. The band has hinted more dates could follow. Presales begin March 3 at 10 AM local through eagles.com; general on-sale is March 6.
Before Act III begins, the Eagles headline the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival on May 2, 2026. Jazz Fest’s unique open-air setting at the Fair Grounds Race Course creates a laid-back atmosphere that suits the band’s California-country roots. Sharing the weekend lineup alongside artists like Lainey Wilson and Teddy Swims, the Eagles’ set promises to be one of the most anticipated festival performances of the year.
The 2026 farewell is happening against a backdrop of historic achievements. On January 22, Their Greatest Hits 1971–1975 became the first album to earn Quadruple Diamond RIAA certification — 40 million units sold in the U.S., extending its lead as the best-selling album in American history by 6 million units over Michael Jackson’s Thriller. The album also celebrates its 50th anniversary, having originally been released on February 17, 1976 — the same year it became the first record ever certified Platinum. A crystal-clear 180-gram vinyl anniversary reissue is available at eagles.com. Meanwhile, Hotel California was re-certified at 28× Platinum, securing the third spot on the all-time chart. The Eagles are the only act in history to hold both the first and third positions.
Sphere shows deliver approximately three hours of music with an intermission. The setlist spans the Eagles’ entire career and typically includes more than 20 songs: arena-rock monuments like “Hotel California” and “Life in the Fast Lane,” country-rock originals like “Take It Easy” and “Tequila Sunrise,” power ballads like “Desperado” and “I Can’t Tell You Why,” and selections from members’ solo catalogs, including Joe Walsh’s crowd favorites. At the Sphere, custom visuals accompany every song, making the experience as cinematic as it is musical.
The Sphere at 255 Sands Avenue in Las Vegas opened in September 2023 at a cost of $2.3 billion. Standing 366 feet tall, it houses the world’s largest LED screen (160,000 square feet, 16K resolution), 167,000 speakers delivering Sphere Immersive Sound, haptic seats, and 4D environmental effects. Concert capacity is 17,600. It is connected to The Venetian Resort via a 1,000-foot pedestrian bridge, making The Venetian and The Palazzo the most convenient accommodations.
Complement your concert with Third Encore, the free-admission Eagles fan experience in The Summit Showroom at The Venetian. The exhibit recreates the 1970s Southern California music scene, featuring the “Hotel California” immersive walkthrough, vintage photographs and memorabilia, exclusive merchandise collaborations with MadeWorn and James Perse, and a recreation of The Troubadour, the legendary West Hollywood club where the Eagles story began (VIP access only).
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The Eagles 2026 schedule includes eight Sphere Las Vegas shows on February 27, February 28, March 20, March 21, March 27, March 28, April 10, and April 11. The band headlines New Orleans Jazz Fest on May 2 and then performs three Act III stadium shows with Tedeschi Trucks Band on May 5 in Atlanta, May 9 in Nashville, and May 16 in Arlington. Additional dates may be announced.
Every indication says yes. The Long Goodbye farewell tour launched in September 2023, and Don Henley confirmed in a February 2026 CBS Sunday Morning interview that this year will probably be the band’s last. While the Eagles have said they may add dates to give all fans a chance to attend, the farewell is real and the Sphere residency concludes on April 11.
Eagles concerts at the Sphere run approximately three hours with an intermission. The band performs a setlist of more than 20 songs starting promptly at 8:30 PM. Arriving 30 to 60 minutes early is recommended to pass through security and enjoy the pre-show visual displays on the Sphere’s interior LED screen before the band takes the stage.
The Eagles 2026 lineup features founding member Don Henley on vocals and drums, Joe Walsh on guitar and vocals, and Timothy B. Schmit on bass and vocals, joined by Vince Gill on guitar and vocals and Deacon Frey, son of late co-founder Glenn Frey. For Act III stadium dates, Tedeschi Trucks Band joins as special guests.
In January 2026, Their Greatest Hits 1971 to 1975 became the first album in history certified Quadruple Diamond by the RIAA, signifying 40 million units sold in the United States. The album has been the best-selling record in U.S. history for decades and leads second-place Thriller by Michael Jackson by 6 million units. The milestone coincides with the album’s 50th anniversary.
The Sphere is a $2.3 billion entertainment venue in Las Vegas that opened in September 2023. It features the world’s largest LED screen at 160,000 square feet with 16K resolution wrapping entirely around the audience, 167,000 speakers for immersive spatial audio, haptic technology in 10,000 seats, and 4D effects including wind, scent, and temperature changes. The Eagles have performed 58 shows there, more than any other act in the venue’s history.
Act III is the stadium leg of the Eagles farewell tour, announced February 25, 2026. It features three shows: Truist Park in Atlanta on May 5, FirstBank Stadium at Vanderbilt University in Nashville on May 9, and Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas on May 16. GRAMMY Award-winning Tedeschi Trucks Band opens all three dates. Presales start March 3 through eagles.com with general on-sale March 6.
The Sphere is at 255 Sands Avenue, east of the Las Vegas Strip. It connects directly to The Venetian Resort via a 1,000-foot pedestrian bridge, making The Venetian and The Palazzo the most convenient hotel options. Parking is available at The Venetian’s garage with bridge access, and rideshare drop-off zones serve the venue entrance.
Truist Park in Atlanta is home to the Atlanta Braves and seats approximately 41,000 for concerts. FirstBank Stadium at Vanderbilt University in Nashville holds around 40,000 fans. Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas is home to the Texas Rangers and offers approximately 40,000 concert seats. Each venue provides a dramatically different atmosphere from the Sphere, emphasizing raw energy and communal singalong moments.
Yes, Eagles concerts at both the Sphere and stadium venues are open to all ages. The shows are well suited for multi-generational groups, as the music spans decades and appeals to fans of all backgrounds. Children under two are generally admitted free at the Sphere when seated on a parent’s lap. All other attendees require a ticket.
Third Encore is a free-admission immersive exhibit located in The Summit Showroom at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas. It celebrates the 1970s Southern California music scene with the Hotel California immersive walkthrough, vintage photographs and memorabilia, exclusive Eagles merchandise, and a recreation of the legendary West Hollywood club The Troubadour available to VIP ticket holders.
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