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A question for those of you who are opposed to the "Eagles" name being used for this current iteration of the band: If Felder, Leadon, or, by some miracle, Meisner, rejoined them for the 2018 tour,...

Listening to some sound bites from Gill today on the Sirius Eagles channel, it does sound like Gill was/is simply a superfan who considers it an amazing honor to play with the Eagles. Imagine if...

Maybe Gill and Frey are just having a ball touring/playing/singing as part of the Eagles. Doesn't seem like a bad gig to me.

I’m also wondering how the tickets will be distributed. Would love to be there!

It's interesting to see what bands do when key members pass on. While they obviously aren't recognized on the global scale like the Eagles are, the Monkees have always been on my list of favorite...

I'm a big fan of I Can't Stand Still, one of the first albums I owned on vinyl AND CD. I'd rank it just below BTPB among DH's solo efforts.

Back in my English-teaching days (around 1990), I played...

The posters were kinda cool, but again no photos or band member names. Just fancy lettering of the band names, location, "The Classic," etc. I didn't buy one - if memory serves, it was $40! - but I'm...

Yes, home of The Big Flood last July... but our little town has bounced back nicely since then. I just signed up this week after attending The Classic East and once again being blown away by one of...

I've been saying for years (as have a lot of other fans, no doubt) that Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr should formulate a tour with Dhani Harrison and Julian Lennon. I think it could literally be the...

I really enjoyed Gill's contributions at the Classic East show. I get some fans questioning why they needed him, with Deacon there, but I think others have addressed that pretty well (safety net in...

I didn't see any programs at all, just posters and t-shirts with the Eagles logo, both alone and listed with the other 5 acts. I didn't see any band personnel named on any of the stuff they were...

From my seat, it seemed Stevie was referring to the sudden roar of a plane overhead during her dedication to Glenn, as she looked up and said "There he is!" A little odd, but, hey, we'll cherish any...