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Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy B. Schmit and Vince Gill of the Eagles treated fans to "Hotel California" and "Their Greatest Hits" in Phoenix concert.

It’s never easy to narrow down a list of anything to the 10 best. When it comes to putting together a list of the Top 10 musical acts to pass through the Pittsburgh area in 2022, it’s an especially daunting task with the embarrassment of riches we saw this year.

Much water has flowed under many an Arkansas bridge since The Eagles made their Natural State debut in the summer of 1972 as the opening act at Barton Coliseum for the British progressive rock group Yes on that bands "Close to the Edge" tour.

Brian Stanley may be the Zelig of rock ‘n’ roll. He’s been front and center at moments of rock ‘n’ roll history—such as the Stones’ 1969 Hyde Park concert. And he has been on stage, as a sideman, with a who’s who of rock fame, from Bryan Adams to Garland Jeffreys, and even had some odd but endearingly odd encounters with Brian Wilson. But his real moment of glory came when he played bass for the Kinks at an Earth Day concert at Foxboro Stadium. Many funny and productive encounter...

The Eagles, with Vince Gill, played all of "Hotel California" and more hits in a 3-hour show Thursday at Austins Moody Center. They play again Friday.

Eagles continue on their Hotel California Tour 2022, performing in Buffalo, New York, with an exquisite sound and great performances by all band members.

The son of founding Eagles member Glenn Frey is calling it quits with the band.

Eagles announced Glenn Freys son Deacon Frey has left the band to forge his own path after stepping in for his late father back in 2017.

Singer-songwriter Dar Williams readies a three-night residency in Park City.

Just as most Eagles fans will probably never forget where they were the first time they heard the song “Hotel California,” those at PPG Paints Arena on Saturday night won’t soon forget hearing the live version of the song that kicked off an in-concert performance of the entire “Hotel California”