It’s time for us to close the circle, according to The Eagles, who have announced their final tour.

The Eagles have announced  their final tour, called “The Long Goodbye,” which is expected to last until 2025. The band expressed  their gratitude and  acknowledged that it is time to bring their journey to a close. The tour will begin  on September 7 at Madison  Square Garden in New York and will include stops in Boston, Denver, Atlanta, and St. Paul, among others. Presale tickets and VIP packages will be available starting July 12, with the  general on-sale beginning on July 14.

Joining the Eagles on  this farewell tour  will be Steely Dan,  who will also be celebrating their own five-decade career. The Eagles stated that  they will play as many  shows in each market as demanded by the audience, even if it means returning  to certain cities. Since the passing of founding member Glenn Frey in 2016, the band has been joined  on stage by Vince Gill and eacon  Frey, Glenn’s son.

After Glenn Frey’s death, there  were indications  that the Eagles would no longer tour, but they resumed regular live performances after participating in  classic-rock  festivals in 2017. Over their 50-year touring career, the Rock and Roll Hall  of Famers and six-time   Grammy winners have played over 1,000 concerts. Their recently concluded  Hotel California Tour, which   featured the album played in its entirety with a backing orchestra, grossed  around $250 million from 90   shows.

The band expressed their gratitude to fans for their years of support and  assured them that although this is their farewell tour, the music will continue  to  live on.

Here are the first dates for the Eagles’ final tour

New York, NY, September 7 Metropolitan Square Garden
Boston, Massachusetts, September 11, 2001 In TD Garden
Prudential Centre, Newark, New Jersey, Sept. 16
20 September: Belmont Park, New York AUB Arena
Denver, Colorado Ball Arena,
Denver, Colorado, Oct. 5 – Ball Arena
Indy, Indiana, on October 9 Fieldhouse at Gainbridge
Detroit, MI, October 13 Small Caesars Arena
Cleveland, Ohio, October 17 FieldHouse by Rocket Mortgage
Atlanta, GA, November 2 Arena at State Farm
Charlotte, NC Spectrum Centre, November 7
9 November – Raleigh, NC, PNC Arena
14 November: Lexington, KY Arena Rupp
Nov. 17 – Minnesota, St. Paul The Xcel Energy Centre
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