The mostly a cappella tune was a strong way to start off the night but Henley seemed weak and disinterested as they carried on into ‘Dirty Laundry’ and ‘Sunset Grill’, hits from Henley’s solo career. The show began with Henley and 8 out of his 15-piece band crowded at the front of the stage singing ‘Seven Bridges Road’, a cover that the Eagles sang regularly. While not billed as an anniversary tour (despite almost every surviving 70’s rock group/star seems to be doing an anniversary tour), it has been 45 years since the release of the Eagles’ self-titled debut and Henley seems intent on celebrating and sharing the music he’s made over the course of his career. Frey tragically passed in early 2016 but drummer/singer/songwriter Don Henley didn’t let the death of his partner condemn the rest of his days to be wasted time. More was to come, but frontman Glenn Frey’s health problems caused the band to postpone. The doc is highly regarded in musical circles as one of the best music documentaries in recent years and the tour that followed its release saw the group playing sold-out shows around the world. Since the release of the two-part documentary, The History of the Eagles in 2013, American rock legends the Eagles have enjoyed some late-career success.
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