Eagles Announce ‘Hotel California’ US Tour For 2022
Eagles have announced US tour dates for their ‘Hotel California’ tour of 2022.
The legendary country-rock group, comprising Don Henley, Joe Walsh and Timothy B. Schmit with Deacon Frey and Vince Gill, will play eight new dates in the US from February.
Each stop will feature a choir and an orchestra accompanying the veteran rockers for a run through of their landmark 1976 album Hotel California before an interval followed by a set of the band’s greatest hits.
Before the COVID pandemic, the group had set out plans to return to the UK in the summer of 2021 to bring their ‘Hotel California’ tour to London’s Wembley Stadium for two nights.
The announcement came after the rockers played the album in its entirety for the first time ever at three sold-out shows in Las Vegas in September of 2019. The show featured 77 musicians on stage, including a 46-piece orchestra and 22-strong choir.
Eagles, alongside Pearl Jam, Guns N’ Roses and Green Day, were among the bands to receive PPP loans from the US federal government’s Paycheck Protection Program during the COVID crisis last year.
In October Eagles confirmed huge shows across the UK and Europe as part of their ‘Fifty Years’ tour. The band will join Elton John, Pearl Jam and Duran Duran and more at BST Hyde Park 2022. Tickets are on sale for all dates now. Check out Eagles’ official website for further information.
The Eagles ‘Hotel California’ 2022 tour dates are as follows:
19 February– SAVANNAH, Georgia, Enmarket Arena (US)
21 February – CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, Spectrum Center (US)
24 February – ORLANDO, Florida, Amway Center (US)
25 February– FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, FLA Live Arena (US)
28 February – TAMPA, Florida – Amalie Arena, (US)
02 March – RALEIGH, North Carolina, PNC Arena (US)
04 March– ATLANTA, Georgia, State Farm Arena (US)
19 March – AUSTIN, Texas, Moody Center ATX (US)
17 June – ARNHEM, Gelredome (Netherlands)
20 June – LIVERPOOL, Anfield Stadium (UK)
22 June – EDINBURGH, BT Murrayfield Stadium (UK)
24 June– DUBLIN, Aviva Stadium (Ireland)
26 June – LONDON, Hyde Park (UK)