“THE EAGLES JUST SHATTERED ALL EXPECTATIONS — AND VEGAS WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!” Their historic Sphere residency, already a spectacle of sound, lights, and pure rock legend, now explodes into March 2026 with 56 epic shows, weekends packed beyond belief, and over a million fans ready to witness history before the final curtain falls on March 28. This isn’t just a residency — it’s a cultural earthquake, a celebration of decades of music that keeps selling out, surprising, and electrifying every single night, leaving fans breathless, screaming, and asking, “Can they possibly top this?” The final dates promise more jaw-dropping moments, iconic renditions, and memories that will outlive the stage itself. Country rock icons the Eagles have announced what will be their final performances at the Sphere in Las Vegas, adding four new dates in March 2026 to close out their record-breaking residency. The band — who first took the stage at the cutting-edge venue more than a year ago — will ultimately perform 56 shows across 28 weekends, with their farewell concert scheduled for March 28. By the end of the run, The Eagles will have performed to over one million fans, setting a new benchmark for the longest residency in Sphere history. Their achievement surpasses the previous record held by Dead & Company, who played 48 shows between May 2024 and May 2025. A Grand Finale for a Legendary Band Promoters say the series will give audiences “the ultimate connection to the band’s legendary catalogue in an immersive experience that only Sphere can provide.” Tickets for the 20,000-capacity venue start at $175, with general sales for the newly added shows opening Friday, November 21, at 10 a.m. Fans can register now for early access through the band’s official website. For those seeking an elevated experience, two premium travel packages are being offered: the “Experience & Hotel” and “VIP Experience & Hotel.” The VIP option, priced at $1,451, includes a premium seat with guaranteed full view of Sphere’s massive screen, priority entry to the venue, a two-night stay at The Venetian Resort, airport transfers, a special Eagles fan experience, and exclusive memorabilia such as commemorative keepsakes, a laminate, and a lanyard. Opened in 2023 with U2’s 40-show residency, the high-tech venue has quickly become one of the most sought-after stages in live music. Since then, Phish (four shows), Dead & Company (48), Kenny Chesney (15), and the Backstreet Boys (35) have all headlined extended runs. Upcoming residencies include The Zac Brown Band (six shows in December and January), No Doubt (six shows in May 2026), and another series from Kenny Chesney (five shows in June). Rumors continue to swirl that Queen + Adam Lambert and Metallica are also in talks for future Sphere engagements. The next Eagles performance at the Sphere is set for January 23, kicking off the final leg of what has become a defining chapter in both the band’s career and the history of Las Vegas live entertainment. Eagles: Live at Sphere, Las Vegas Friday, January 23, 2026 Saturday, January 24, 2026 Friday, January 30, 2026 Saturday, January 31, 2026 Friday, February 20, 2026 Saturday, February 21, 2026 Friday, February 27, 2026 Saturday, February 28, 2026 Friday, March 20 Saturday, March 21 Friday, March 27 Saturday, March 28

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Don Felder of The Eagles at the Chicago Stadium in Chicago, Illinois, October 22, 1979. (Photo by Paul Natkin/Getty Images)

Country rock icons the Eagles have announced what will be their final performances at the Sphere in Las Vegas, adding four new dates in March 2026 to close out their record-breaking residency.

The band — who first took the stage at the cutting-edge venue more than a year ago — will ultimately perform 56 shows across 28 weekends, with their farewell concert scheduled for March 28.

By the end of the run, The Eagles will have performed to over one million fans, setting a new benchmark for the longest residency in Sphere history. Their achievement surpasses the previous record held by Dead & Company, who played 48 shows between May 2024 and May 2025.

A Grand Finale for a Legendary Band

Promoters say the series will give audiences “the ultimate connection to the band’s legendary catalogue in an immersive experience that only Sphere can provide.”

Tickets for the 20,000-capacity venue start at $175, with general sales for the newly added shows opening Friday, November 21, at 10 a.m. Fans can register now for early access through the band’s official website.

For those seeking an elevated experience, two premium travel packages are being offered: the “Experience & Hotel” and “VIP Experience & Hotel.” The VIP option, priced at $1,451, includes a premium seat with guaranteed full view of Sphere’s massive screen, priority entry to the venue, a two-night stay at The Venetian Resort, airport transfers, a special Eagles fan experience, and exclusive memorabilia such as commemorative keepsakes, a laminate, and a lanyard.

Opened in 2023 with U2’s 40-show residency, the high-tech venue has quickly become one of the most sought-after stages in live music. Since then, Phish (four shows), Dead & Company (48), Kenny Chesney (15), and the Backstreet Boys (35) have all headlined extended runs.

Upcoming residencies include The Zac Brown Band (six shows in December and January), No Doubt (six shows in May 2026), and another series from Kenny Chesney (five shows in June). Rumors continue to swirl that Queen + Adam Lambert and Metallica are also in talks for future Sphere engagements.

The next Eagles performance at the Sphere is set for January 23, kicking off the final leg of what has become a defining chapter in both the band’s career and the history of Las Vegas live entertainment.

Eagles: Live at Sphere, Las Vegas
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Friday, February 20, 2026
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Friday, February 27, 2026
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Friday, March 27
Saturday, March 28

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