US EditionEagles ‘Long Goodbye’ Tour Extends. Will They Land in Nashville?
The Eagles will play three stadium shows with Tedeschi Trucks Band in May due to strong demand during their Long Goodbye farewell tour, announced Live Nation.
- Live Nation announced on Wednesday that The Eagles will perform three U.S. stadium shows: May 5 at Truist Park, May 9 at FirstBank Stadium at Vanderbilt University, and May 16 at Globe Life Field.
- Following an extended residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas beginning Feb 27, The Long Goodbye tour includes Act III with three stadium dates, including Nashville on May 9.
- Presales begin Tuesday at 10 a.m., with signup due Monday at 10 a.m.; additional presales start Thursday and general public on-sale opens Friday via Ticketmaster, while limited VIP packages are available now at eagles.com.
- At Vanderbilt, FirstBank Stadium's upgrades added suites, premium seating and a restaurant, and its seating capacity is now 35,000, down roughly 5,000 seats from the original.
- With Quadruple Diamond recognition, the Eagles have sold more than 150 million albums worldwide, and Henley has said 2026 will probably be their final tour year.
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Eagles Extend ‘The Long Goodbye’ Tour for Stadium-Size ‘Act III’
Goodbyes usually don’t last forever, but if you’re the Eagles, maybe they do. On Wednesday (Feb. 25) the legendary rock outfit announced a third leg of their aptly named “The Long Goodbye” farewell tour. This new three-show run will hit three U.S. stadiums: Atlanta’s Truist Park on May 5, Nashville’s FirstBank Stadium at Vanderbilt University on May 9 and Arlington, Texas’ Globe Life Field on May 16. Special guest Tedeschi Trucks Band will joi…
Eagles announce dates for The Long Goodbye Act III tour
Tour admat for Eagles The Long Goodbye Act III (Courtesy of Live Nation) Turns out the Eagles aren’t done saying goodbye. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band just announced a new set of dates on their The Long Goodbye Tour, which began in September 2023. The new North American stadium dates, which they are calling The Long Goodbye Act III, so far consists of three shows – May 5 in Atlanta, May 9 in Nashville and May 16 in Arlington, Texas. All thr…
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