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The Eagles have announced several rescheduled dates for their blockbuster Hotel California tour.
The classic rock band — featuring longtime members Don Henley, Joe Walsh and Timothy B. Schmit alongside Deacon Frey and Vince Gill — will now be performing in the fall in North America.
The rescheduled tour includes two nights at the Chase Center in San Francisco, which were originally scheduled for April.
The Eagles are now set to perform at the new home of the Golden State Warriors on Oct. 2-3.
A full list of the North American tour dates is listed below.
The Eagles rescheduling adds to what was already shaping up to be a huge weekend of music in the Bay Area.
BottleRock Napa Valley recently rescheduled its three-day event for that same weekend, Oct. 2-4. Plus, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass — possibly California’s biggest music event (in terms of sheer attendance) — has long bookmarked that weekend (Oct. 2-4).
And then, of course, to complicate calendars even further just consider that the great John Prine is set to perform at the Golden State Theatre in Monterey on Oct. 2. (OK, so maybe it’s just us who see this is a major conflict.)
But back to the Eagles ….
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The tour features the band performing the classic album “Hotel California” with accompanying orchestra and choir during each stop. The main attraction is followed by a second set filled with many of the band’s greatest hits.
“Hotel California” is one of the most successful albums of all time. It currently stands as the third best-selling U.S. album in history, having been certified a staggering 26-times platinum.
Most impressively, it’s not the only Eagles release in the top three. The group’s “Their Greatest Hits 1971-1977” sits at No. 1 spot, having been certified – gulp! – 38-times platinum.
“Hotel California” features several iconic songs, including the Grammy winners “New Kid in Town” and the title track. However, “several of the songs from the album have never been performed since the original ‘Hotel California’ tour,” according to a news release.
The Eagles tour is just one of many high-profile treks to be rescheduled, postponed, canceled or otherwise impacted as the concert industry continues to reel from concerns over the spread of the coronavirus. Others include the Billie Eilish, Lauren Daigle, Rage Against the Machine and Celine Dion tours.
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Rescheduled Hotel California Tour dates:
Pepsi Center, Denver, Colorado; Sept. 18-19
The Forum, Los Angeles; Sept. 25, 26, 29
Chase Center, San Francisco; Oct. 2-3
XCEL Energy Center, St. Paul, Minnesota; Oct. 16-17
American Airlines Center, Dallas, Texas; Oct. 21
Talking Stick Resort Arena, Phoenix, Arizona; Oct. 25-26
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