The Eagles

Behind The Song

05.21.25

“I Was a Nervous Wreck”: The Classic Eagles Track Don Henley Still Regrets—Inspired by Ray Charles

By Alex Hopper
On This Day

05.21.25

On This Day in 1977, the Eagles’ ‘Hotel California’ was Eclipsed by Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Rumours’ on the Top of the Chart

By Tina Benitez-Eves
Features

05.19.25

The First Song Don Felder Submitted to the Eagles Never Made it Onto the Band’s Albums, and Took Him 50 Years to Finally Record

By Tina Benitez-Eves
Features

05.13.25

Joe Walsh Predicted His Future With the Eagles in This Wistful 1975 Interview

By Melanie Davis
The List

05.13.25

The Eagles or Philosophy Class? 4 Lyrics That Double as Life Advice

By Alex Hopper
Features

05.12.25

“I Was Driven, a Man Possessed”: The Bands Glenn Frey Was Determined To Outdo With the Eagles

By Alex Hopper
On This Day

05.07.25

On This Day in 1977, the Eagles Went to No. 1 with a Song That Don Felder Argued Against Releasing

By Clayton Edwards
Features

05.06.25

The Eagles Really Did Challenge ‘Rolling Stone’ Magazine to a Softball Game To Settle a Grudge in 1977

By Lauren Boisvert
Features

05.03.25

How the Eagles’ Don Felder Conned His Way Into Becoming a Guitar Player as a Kid

By Melanie Davis
Latest Music News & Stories

05.01.25

Don Felder and His Old Eagles Bandmates Are “Very Cordial” Now, Says It Was “Freeing [and] Liberating” to Go Solo

By Matt Friedlander
Features

04.22.25

The Early Eagles Song Written By Jack Tempchin That Glenn Frey Never Got Tired of Performing

By Tina Benitez-Eves
Behind The Song

04.16.25

The Second Song Jackson Browne Wrote, Solo, After “Take It Easy” for the Eagles’ Debut Almost Didn’t Make It on the Album

By Tina Benitez-Eves