The Eagles

Eagles have hinted they may have played their last show in London after performing on a balmy evening in Hyde Park.

Tennis ace John McEnroe even appeared to surprise the punters. There were guest spots during the night, with Deacon Frey – son of Glenn Frey, one of the founding members of the band, who died in 2016 – taking to the stage for renditions of Peaceful Easy Feeling and crowd favourite Take It Easy. With the sky turning from blue to golden-pink during their 23-song set, Eagles were certainly treated to a fine example of a night out in the capital.

Our mission tonight is to give you a two-hour vacation” (from the headlines and chaos in the world today) Don Henley announces at the start of the concert ...

After 50 years, it’s of course still great to see the Eagles on-stage and doing so well, and, as such, it is hardly surprising that they play it comparatively safe at this point: with crowd-pleaser after crowd-pleaser, these are all of the classics the audience have come to expect. In the City brings an insane guitar solo from Walsh and Peaceful Easy Feeling is performed marvellously by Deacon Frey, the late Glenn Frey’s son. But this also invokes some more melancholy attitudes – as guitarist Joe Walsh says about halfway through the show, he enjoyed himself a lot more “being 20 in the 70s than being 70 in the 20s”.

The soft rock legends headlined American Express Presents BST Hyde Park on Sunday night (26.06.22), and drummer and vocalist Don Henley suggested they might ...

He told the crowd: “We’d be in the middle of a take and the power would go off.” The Eagles hinted their Hyde Park concert could be their last ever London show. Eagles hint their BST Hyde Park concert could be their last in London

As Eagles began to play the opening notes of his 1984 solo song, Don Henley told the BST Hyde Park audience: “This one is for our brother Taylor Hawkins.”.

Eagles Eagles So sit back, relax and enjoy the music.”