The Eagles Expand Their 'History' Tour

The Eagles have announced more tour dates to their already extended tour. The History of the Eagles tour is now expanded to late spring and summer. The Eagles last performed stateside on October 15 in San Antonio, Texas. The new set of performances in the States kicks off May 19, in Austin, Texas. Performances will continue until July 29. The band will be performing at notable venues such as MGM Grand Garden Arena and American Airlines Arena.

The tour is in support of the documentary, "History of the Eagles," which was released in February of 2013. The band will perform classic songs that were made famous throughout their five-decade career. They have also stated that they will perform songs that have never been done live before.

Here is a complete list of the new dates for the History of the Eagles tour:

Eagles Add More Tour Dates

The Eagles have announced more tour dates to their already extended tour. The History of the Eagles tour will now be coming to the west coast, after performances in Europe. The U.S. portion of the tour kicks off August 25, in Tacoma, Washington. Performances will continue until October 4. The band will be performing at notable venues such as Madison Square Garden and TD Garden.

The tour is in support of the documentary, "History of the Eagles," which was released in February of 2013. The band will perform classic songs that were made famous throughout their five-decade career. They have also stated that they will perform songs that have never been done live before.

Here is a complete list of dates for the History of the Eagles tour:

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