They will be playing shows in Las Vegas at MGM Grand Garden on November 5 and 19. On Saturday May 28 tickets will be going on sale.

The Eagles are scheduled to kick their next leg of overseas dates off in Iceland on June 9. Also on their schedule are visits to the United Kingdom, Austria, Germany, Sweden, Denmark and Norway.

The shows in Las Vegas follow Don Henley’s run of fall solo shows in California. The first solo show for Henley is in Saratoga at Mountain Winery on September 21, which will be followed by dates at Friant (near Fresno), Murphys (between Yosemite and Lake Tahoe in the Sierras) and Valley Center (close to San Diego).

The Eagles are set to launch the Asian leg of the “Long Road Out of Eden Tour,” while the founder of the Eagles is reported to be working in a Nashville studio on an album which will be featuring big name guest performers.  It is thought that the album will have a similar style that his 1993 album “Common Thread” had, which featured Eagles songs as country covers and encouraged the Eagles to reunite.

Henley’s solo career apart from the band has been decent and he had a big hit in the 1980s with his song “Boys of Summer.”  He will be the second Eagles band member this year to release a new solo album.  In May Joe Walsh released the first solo album from him in 18 years.

On March 9 the band will be performing in Shanghai and on March 12 in Beijing.  The concert in Beijing will be held at Wukesong Arena.  According to the Chinese company hosting the event, the most expensive tickets will cost 2,580 yuan, which in U.S. dollars is $380.

The Eagles, formed in 1971, to date have sold more than 120 million copies.  The 1976 song “Hotel California” is many Chinese fans favorite song.

The new itinerary will now have the Lubbock show as the band’s last stop for the tour, scheduled on October 29, while the Orlando show will be moved to the 26th and the Ft. Lauderdale show to the 27th.  Those who bought tickets for the original dates will still have their tickets honored for the new dates.

Following the rescheduled shows, the band’s next stop which shows no signs of being moved is in Austin, TX on October 10 for the Austin City Limits Festival in which the band is the featured act.  The band will also be flying down under in Australia for a series of multiple-nighters in Darling Harbour, Sydney, Boondall, Melbourne and Perth (one-night gig only) in December.

According to Meredith Craig, arena spokeswoman, sight lines in the newly opened locations should be clear.

Reserved seats cost $76.25, $108.25 and $151.25, including Select-A-Seat varied services charges.  The base ticket prices are $65, $95 and $135.

The Eagles concert seating capacity, following the release of the new seats, now stands at 11,673.

Tickets can be bought at Select-A Seat outlets at United Supermarkets, the ticket booth at Texas Tech Student Union, Ralph’s Records & Tapes, Market Street, Lubbock’s Memorial Civic Center, Dollar Western Wear and Amgio’s Supermarket.

For more details visit www.selectaseatlubbock.com or call 800-735-1288 or 770-2000.

The first appearance by the Eagles at United Spirit Arena on June 28, 2002 sold out as well.

The Eagles are Timothy B. Schmit, Joe Walsh, Don Henley and Glenn Frey.

Over 120 million Eagles albums have sold worldwide.  The band has also won a total of six Grammy Awards.  Their “Greatest Hits 1971-1975″ set is the all-time best selling album.  Over 29 million copies of the set have been sold.  “Greatest Hits, Volume 2″ sold 11 million copies and “Hotel California” sold 16 million copies.

In 1998 the Eagles became members of Rock and Roll’s Hall of Fame.

The Eagles, a classic rock staple and Grammy Award winning group, will be performing on October 22 at 8 pm at Bryce Jordan Center.  The last time they performed there was in June 1996.

Bernie Punt, Director of Marketing and Sales for Bryce Jordan Center said, this is major.  Every year we get concerts, however this one is huge.

According to Punt, the Eagles for the most part are only performing in major cities.  Their State College stop is unique.

Songs from all of the solo careers of the band members will also be performed, in addition to Eagles classics.  An acoustic set is also planned for the concert mix.

Punt said be able to hear a live performance if the Eagles is an unforgettable experience.  Many would agree with him.

Paul Barsom, composition associate professor at Penn State’s School of Music said, when Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh and Don Henley are put together, the amount of style and compositional experience there makes it hard to really go wrong.

Barsom also said that the music of the Eagles holds cultural importance also due to the fact that it has transcended different generations, which makes them among the musical business’ best musicians.

The generation of college aged students are also very excited about the upcoming Eagles performance.

Travis Cunningham, wildlife and fishery science freshman said, this is my type of music.

Travis says he enjoys the lyrics and superior songwriting of the band.

On August 27 a pre-sale for American Express members will be held, with public sales starting on August 30.

Tickets can be purchased from Ticketmaster, Penn State Theatre, Eisenhower Auditorium and BJC ticket office.  There are four tier prices of $201, $137, $87 and $51.  The prices for V.I.P. Tickets haven’t been announced yet.

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 span of their 35 year career, including “How Long,” “Life in The Fast Lane” “Desperado,” and “Hotel California.”

The last time the Eagles performed in Iowa was in 2002 at Hilton Coliseum.

Advanced tickets will be going on sale for American Express Card members from August 21 to August 26.

The general public can start purchasing tickets on August 27 at the Wells Fargo Arena’s Box Office, Dahl’s Foods stores, dahlstickets.com or by telephone by calling 866-55-DAHLS.

Over the course of the Eagles’ career the band has sold over 120 million worldwide albums, received 6 Grammy Awards and earned five No. 1 singles in the US.

More information can be found at www.eaglesband.com.

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.

There is a special offer from Piedmont Park Conservancy.  When you up for the organization’s eNews, you will be provided with a special code which will allow you to buy pre-sale tickets.  These pre-sale tickets will be going on sale via Ticketmaster starting on Saturday, July 31.

Ticket prices are $55 and VIP packages are $250.  Ticket sales for the general public will start on August 7.

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.

According to Louisville Arena Authority Inc.’s chairman, Jim Host, the opening date for the arena has been moved and will now open in early October. Louisville Arena Authority Inc, is overseeing the 22,000 seat venue’s development.

M.A. Mortenson Co., the project’s construction manager based in Minneapolis, has committed to completing their work by October 9. At that time they will handing the keys to Louisville Arena Authority.

According to Host, several previews, including private and public tours, will precede the concert over the week of October 10. A VIP black tie celebration for those a part of the construction of the arena is scheduled tentatively for October 14.

Starting on Friday, June 18, Eagles show tickets will be going on sale. Prices will be $180, $115, $68 and $37.

Tickets can be purchased at the box offices for Kentucky International Convention Center and Freedom Hall, at Ticketmaster.com online, at Ticketmaster outlets or by phone at 800-745-3000.

Timothy B. Schmit, Joe Walsh, Don Henley and Glenn Frey make up the Eagles. They are currently out on the band’s “Long Road to Eden Tour.” The Eagles will be performing songs that span across their 35 year plus career.

The band has sold over 120 million worldwide albums, had five No. 1 hit singles on Billboard and earned a total of six Grammy Awards. Hit singles include “Take It to the Limit,” “Life in the Fast Lane,” “Desperado” and “Hotel California.”

AEG, the booking agency based out of Los Angeles, was able to land The Eagles with help from Harold Workman, CEO and president of the Kentucky State Fair Board.

AEG has been contracted by the fair board for booking major concerts for Freedom Hall and the new arena.

Host says he is ecstatic that the first concert for the downtown arena will be The Eagles. They are my favorite band of all time. They transcend all ages. They are as popular with now among the youth as they were in the 70′s with us,

Host had high praise for Mortenson and their pledge for completing the arena on budget and early. He said the work by the company was unbelievable. They are the best. They do just what they say they will do.

Host had praise for area’s labor force as well for their outstanding work that was making the arena possible.

Single day Austin City Limits Festival tickets are currently on sale. Last October three day passes went on sale for $145 and sold out in just 14 hours, which was a record. The bands hadn’t even been announced yet. Austin City Limits will be offering three day VIP passes in limited numbers for music fans with deep pockets.

The Strokes, garage rock revivalists, will be performing at Austin City Limits following their Lollapalooza headlining performance. Phish, the jam improvisers, will wrap their summer tour up in August. Their performance at Austin City Limits will be their only visit this year to Texas. The lineup for the Austin City Limits festival includes an eclectic mixture of indie rock performers as well, including Devendra Banhart, Matt and Kim, Gogol Bordello, Band of Horses, the Morning Benders, Girls, Beach House, the xx, Yeasayer and Broken Bells.

The Austin City Limits Festival website has a complete list of the performers in addition to other festival information.