Eagles VIP Tickets & Hospitality

Eagles have confirmed five dates at Manchester's Co-op Live Arena as their only current UK dates for 'The Long Goodbye Tour'. After announcing that they probably wouldn't perform again following the death of founding member Glenn Frey in 2016, the LA rockstars returned in 2017 and announced that they would be embarking on a new tour in 2020.

Now, the band is continuing their 'Long Goodbye' farewell tour into 2024 with extended North American dates, as well as six dates in Europe (three in Manchester and one date in Arnhem, Netherlands at GelreDome).

Eagles last tour was their 'Hotel California' world tour in 2020. The tour came off the back of the band reforming with a fresh new line-up, with the additions of former member Glenn Fray’s son Deacon Frey, and Country music star Vince Gill.

The tour was delayed due to the pandemic, but the Los Angeles rockers finally made their way to the UK in 2022 and played some huge gigs in Hyde Park, London, Anfield Stadium, Liverpool, Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh and Aviva Stadium, Dublin.

Don't miss your chance to experience the legendary rockers live in Manchester with official Eagles VIP packages and tickets. Here's what you'll get when you purchase these tickets.

What do you get with Eagles VIP tickets for Co-op Live?

Deck Suite North:

• You will have exclusive access to a VIP Lounge before, during and after the Eagles performance.

• You will also benefit from excellent views of the stage from the VIP lounge.

• This package also secures you and your guests premium seats on Level 1, located directly outside the VIP lounge.

• You will have access to a dancefloor directly outside the suite overlooking the arena/stage, so you can party with your guests.

• Enjoy a complimentary drink on arrival, as well as complimentary bar snacks that will be served throughout the evening.

• Food and drinks will also be available to purchase at the Arena.

Deck Suite West:

• Benefit from exclusive access to a VIP lounge before and after the show

• You and your guests will secure designated VIP seats on Level 1.

• You will receive a complimentary arrival drink and premium bar snacks will be served throughout the show

Eagles 2024 UK tour dates

• Friday 31st May - Co-op Live, Manchester
• Saturday 1st June - Co-op Live, Manchester
• Tuesday 4th June - Co-op Live, Manchester
• Friday 7th June - Co-op Live, Manchester
• Saturday 8th June - Co-op Live, Manchester

For more information about the Eagles UK tour dates, check out our blog post.

Who is supporting Eagles on tour?

Steely Dan, the iconic 70s American jazz rock band, will support the Eagles for all their UK performances. This remarkable collaboration between two musical giants assures that you will have an incredible concert experience.

The distinctive sound of Steely Dan, combined with the timeless hits of Eagles, will create an evening to remember as they share the stage for a series of sensational shows at Co-op Live. Find out more about Steely Dan's UK concert dates on our blog.

Formed in Los Angeles in 1971, the Eagles are renowned for their harmonious blend of rock, country, and folk music. The founding members included Glenn Frey, Don Henley, Bernie Leadon, and Randy Meisner.

The band gained immense popularity in the 1970s with hit albums such as 'Eagles' (1972), 'Desperado' (1973), and 'Hotel California' (1976). 'Hotel California' is particularly iconic and features the eponymous title track, which remains one of their most celebrated songs.

Known for their exceptional musicianship, the Eagles are recognised for their tight vocal harmonies and skillful instrumentation. Despite facing lineup changes over the years, the band continued to produce successful albums like 'The Long Run' (1979) before going on hiatus in 1980.

Eagles reunited in the 1990s and went on to release new material, earning accolades for their resilience and musical legacy. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998, the Eagles remain one of the best-selling music artists of all time, with a rich catalog that has left a lasting impact on the history of American music.

Eagles Most Popular Songs

1. 'Hotel California' (1976)
2. 'Take It Easy' (1972)
3. 'Desperado' (1973)
4. 'Lyin' Eyes' (1975)
5. 'One of These Nights' (1975)
6. 'Peaceful Easy Feeling' (1972)
7. 'New Kid in Town' (1976)
8. 'Take It to the Limit' (1975)
9. 'Witchy Woman' (1972)
10. 'Heartache Tonight' (1979)

These songs showcase the band's versatility and ability to seamlessly blend rock, country, and folk influences, contributing to their enduring popularity.

Eagles Most Popular Albums

1. 'Hotel California' (1976): This album is often considered the Eagles' masterpiece, featuring the iconic title track along with other hits like 'New Kid in Town' and 'Life in the Fast Lane'.
2. 'Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975)' (1976): A compilation album that became one of the best-selling albums of all time, it includes many of their early hits like 'Take It Easy', 'Desperado', and 'Witchy Woman'.
3. 'Desperado' (1973): This concept album is known for its Western-themed songs and includes classics such as the title track 'Desperado' and 'Tequila Sunrise'.
4. 'The Long Run' (1979): Eagles' final studio album before their breakup in 1980, it features hits like 'Heartache Tonight' and the title track 'The Long Run'.
5. 'One of These Nights' (1975): This album marked a transition in the band's sound, with the title track and songs like 'Lyin' Eyes' showcasing a more rock-oriented style.

These albums represent significant milestones in the Eagles' career and contributed greatly to their success in the music industry.

What is Eagles' best-selling album?

Eagles' best-selling album is 'Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975)', released in 1976. It is one of the best-selling albums of all time, featuring classic hits from their early years.

Did the Eagles ever disband, and when did they reunite?

Eagles disbanded in 1980 after releasing their album 'The Long Run'. They reunited in 1994 for their 'Hell Freezes Over' tour, and they have continued to perform and release music since then.