A tour stop for this fall has been announced by the Eagles for Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines.
The show will be part of the Eagles’ “Fall 2010 Tour” and take place on October 24.
The Eagles, comprised of Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Timothy B. Schmit and Joe Walsh, will be performing hits from the entire [...]

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Piedmont Park Conservancy and Live Nation today confirmed that the Eagles are coming on October 15 to Piedmont Park. Rumors have been swirling about the enormously popular pioneers of country rock performing this fall at the park, but it hadn’t been official. It is now.

This will be the third concert for the Conservancy. In 2007 the Dave Matthews Band were headliners. The honors were done last year by Paul McCartney. According to the website for the organization, the benefit concert raises funds for maintaining historic Piedmont Park along with a new expansion of 53 acres, as well as promoting environmental sustainability.

It turns out the Cardinals won’t be the ones receiving the first cheers from KFC Yum Center. It will be birds with different feathers. The Eagles will be playing the inaugural concert for the new downtown arena in Louisville on Saturday, October 16. The new $238 million arena in Louisville is current under construction at Main and Second streets. The opening had been scheduled for November. The primary tenants of the arena will be the women’s and men’s University of Louisville basketball teams. Other sporting events, family shows, conventions and concerts will also be hosted there.

Austin City Limits, with one of the last summer concerts to be offered, is scheduled to end the summer concert season on a high note. Their festival will be held over three days from October 8-10 and feature as nightly headliners Flaming Lips, The Strokes, M.I.A., Phish, Muse and the Eagles. Among the over 130 bands to perform at Zilker Park in Austin are Norah Jones, the Black Keys, the National, Monsters of Folk, Spoon, LCD Soundsystem and Sonic Youth.

Two additional shows have been added by the Eagles to their “Long Road Out of Eden” tour, which is in-progress. The trek includes stadium dates with Keith Urban and the Dixie Chicks. The tour continues on May 9-10 with a stand of two nights in Vancouver. It now includes a June 17 show in Raleigh NC as well as a finale on June 26 in Dallas.

The Eagles, fresh on the heels of announcing a run of North America, have added an additional handful of performances onto their itinerary for the spring. Five performances since last check have been added to the tour. The trek kicks off with the Hollywood Bowl debut for the band over three nights (April 16, April 17 and April 20). New dates that have been added include a Las Vegas concert on April 24, a Seattle date for May 13, and a Portland, OR show on May 17.

A dream tour pairing Fleetwood Mac with the Eagles has reached the stage of a proposal. The idea of a US summer tour featuring the two legendary bands, who over the last decade have been consistent concert draws, is currently being pitched to arena and stadium promoters and operators. The double billing is under consideration for single nights in football and baseball stadiums as well as multiple night arena stands.

Plans have been unveiled by The Eagles for a stand of three nights next April at Hollywood Bowl in Southern California. The engagement will mark The Eagles first time performing in the venue. The three shows are scheduled for April 16, 17 and 20. On December 14, tickets will be be made available to the general public at the box office. Starting on December 7, American Express card holders will have an early chance to buy tickets. All Ticketmaster locations will have tickets available.

A few additional dates have been added by the Eagles for their forthcoming North American trek ahead of their launch next week. Last month, the veteran rockers wrapped up their “Long Road Out of Eden Tour” of 2008. On January 12, they will be back out on the road in Hampton, VA and through the month will have a dozen performances along the East Coast as well as South. Then the itinerary skips to March with another dozen shows taking place mostly in the Midwest as well as Canada.