Eagles Mentions in the Press (2006 - 2017)

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Originally Posted by Ive always been a dreamer

The only way the Eagles can probably tour successfully with another act is by doing what they originally had up their sleeves - they need another megaact such as Fleetwood Mac whose fans are used to paying high prices, and would perceive paying $250 to see their favorite act share equal billing and time with the Eagles as a bargain.

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Now that would be a dream come true for fans like me! Too bad it fell through for some reason.

I'm afraid the Eagles will just say "To hell with it" and not tour anymore rather than reduce prices because tickets aren't selling. That's assuming, of course, that they are unwilling or unable to continue doing the full Eagles shows that do still sell.

http://www.theboot.com/2010/05/26/ea...hows-canceled/

They can forget about getting a response.

What a shame so much is being made of this. I am sure the Eagles are not the only band to cancel shows, whether due to poor ticket sales or not. :-(

The 5/27/2010 issue of Rolling Stone magazine has a small article about ticket prices. One of the things they mention is the showes with the Eagles, Keith Urban and the Dixie Chicks being cancelled. I didn't really get a chance to read it that close but I THINK it said that they wanted a 3 million dollar guarantee:eyebrow:

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Originally Posted by AzEaglesFan

The 5/27/2010 issue of Rolling Stone magazine has a small article about ticket prices. One of the things they mention is the showes with the Eagles, Keith Urban and the Dixie Chicks being cancelled. I didn't really get a chance to read it that close but I THINK it said that they wanted a 3 million dollar guarantee:eyebrow:

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Sorry, but that is just obscene....3 MILLION dollars.

Eagles are mentioned in this:

http://new.music.yahoo.com/blogs/sto...mium-packages/

This excerpt from the above regarding ILAA packages is pretty funny:

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Originally Posted by YahooNews

Eagles offer $895 "5-star" ticket packages that include a seat in the first 4 rows, a preshow party with dinner and drinks, an "exclusive Eagles gift," "hassle-free entrance to venue," "crowd-free merchandise shopping," the inevitable laminate, and parking. Sounds like a lot of money to have access to a merchandise sales room with no lines. But the promise of "free" drinks guarantees a lot of boomers downing as much alcohol as possible to get their 900 dollars' worth, followed by them drowning out Don Henley as they sing "Hotel California" at the top of their lungs.

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Not sure if I should have put this here or not but its an interesting bit... While it mentions Glenn and Irving by name, the part I was interested in referred to the Eagles in general. Sort of. Lol

The quote I am talking about towards the bottom. Looks like you shouldn't give up yet on an Australia tour Julie (assuming Irving can get his way) :D

http://www.businessweek.com/news/201...nba-title.html

Azoff said he often takes clients to games to do business. During the first game of the series, he said his goal was to convince Frey to go on tour in Australia.

Fp's gonna like Irving now! :lol:

The use of the word 'convince' I'm afraid does not fill me with optimism. Sorry.

There's power in Positive thinking ;)