The Eagles were known for their classic rock and country songs. People don’t associate them with disco music. Despite this, they released a famous disco song in the 1970s. Here’s a look at why ...

The Eagles Pep Band reworked the team's fight song, turning "Fly, Eagles Fly" into an anthem at Lincoln Financial Field.

The Eagles played to some of the world's biggest crowds throughout the 1970s. But at which of their shows was the 1980 double album 'Eagles Live' recorded?

Double, double, toil and trouble! It's spooky season and with it comes all things witchy. Sure, ghosts, goblins and vampires ...

One of the most popular classic rock bands ever is The Eagles. The Eagles also knew how ... The main difference is that “96 Tears” is a serious song about heartbreak. Meanwhile, “The Greeks ...

He promises to be a sense of comfort while she finds her way in love again. The end of this Eagles song sees the narrator look to a higher power. I know a place where we can go where true love ...

But sometimes, you need a little more. Sometimes you wanna go where everybody knows the Eagles fight song but no one knows your name. There’s just something special about watching a game with ...

"I want to acknowledge the co-writer of that song who we lost three days ago, Mr. J.D. Souther," Henley told the crowd. "J.D. is someone you may know played a pivotal role in the Eagles.

But the bellows were telling: Even at Sphere, an Eagles audience is there more to hear one of the great song catalogs of the ... added bonus that some of the original principals are still around ...

Tom Leadon, the brother of Eagles original Bernie Leadon and the composer of an Eagles song, Hollywood Waltz, died last year. This week, it was John David “J.D.” Souther. In Eagles lore ...

They upped the song’s tempo and wrote the now iconic phrase “Fly, Eagles Fly,” which was not in the original song. They changed about 20% of the words, swapped out “on your way to victory ...