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  The Eagles: songs that soared majestically over Hyde Park

  In the minutes before the Eagles began their set at Hyde Park, a lubricated American with a £263 ticket was trying to decide how many measures of Jack Daniels he and his friend should order. “Give me 16,” he told the perplexed young woman tending the bar. Then, as if struck by the sudden fear that an island as small as Britain might be in danger of running out of alcohol, he scrunched his face and said, “No, screw it – can I just buy the whole bottle instead?” Settling the £102 bill with a gold

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  Eagles hint their BST Hyde Park concert could be their last in London

  Don Henley hinted to the crowd at The Eagles' Hyde Park gig that the show could be their final London show.

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  Eagles hint that hit-laden Hyde Park gig could be their last in London

  The famous harmonies and solos floated and soared in equal measure over the 65,000-person crowd.

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  Eagles review – unflashy ‘guys with guitars’ deliver feelgood comforts

  Even without the whizz-bangery of the classic big-ticket stadium tour, the California veterans offer a dopamine hit of soft-rock singalongs from another time

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  Don Henley raises $33k at auction for food bank with classic Eagles lyrics

  The Eagles’ Don Henley helped raise more than $33,000 for a Texas food bank thanks to handwritten song lyrics.Henley, who lives in Dallas, Texas, offered to get involved in a sale benefiting the North Texas Food Bank, according to Heritage Auctions, the auction house behind the event.

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  Eagles announce Wembley 2020 dates: Band to play Hotel California in full at London shows

  The Eagles will perform the album Hotel California in its entirety at two huge London stadium shows next summer.The band — now made up of Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy B Schmit, Deacon Frey and Vince Gill — will visit Wembley Stadium on August 29 and 30, the bank holiday weekend.

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  Eagles, Wembley Stadium, review: these dinosaurs are going out with a roar

  “It’s been quite a week of music here at Wembley – it’s ‘dinosaur week’,” joked Eagles frontman Don Henley. Indeed it has. Beginning the UK leg of their world tour on Sunday night, Eagles played the stadium just days after Fleetwood Mac and Billy Joel had taken the same stage.

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  The Eagles review: Steely professionalism elevated by incredible harmonies

  Some bands start with fireworks. The Eagles began with only a voice — or, to be more accurate, several voices combining as one. Seven Bridges Road was a showcase for the glorious harmony singing that helped to make the US band one of the world’s biggest-selling groups. That they are still able to create such multi-layered loveliness is thanks in part to the recent inclusion of Deacon Frey, son of founding member Glenn, who died in 2016. Looking like Orlando Bloom but sounding uncannily like dad,

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  Eagles review – soaring return for rock's slick cowboys

  Glamorous ennui … Don Henley and Deacon Frey of Eagles performing at Wembley Stadium. Photograph: Simone Joyner/Getty ImagesTheir split was so severe that they titled their by-no-means-inevitable 1994 reunion album Hell Freezes Over, but now it seems not even the death of co-founder Glenn Frey in 2016 can halt the Eagles. Now 44 years after they first played Wembley, Frey’s co-anchor Don Henley (lean, intense, could be played by Bryan Cranston in the biopic) acknowledges the group’s Jurassic sta

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  Nelson, Henley to honor Parton at Grammy MusiCares concert

  LOS ANGELES (AP) — Willie Nelson, Vince Gill, Don Henley and Mavis Staples will perform in tribute to Dolly Parton when she's honored as the 2019 MusiCares Person of the Year by the Recording Academy.

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