The Eagles will return to Las Vegas' Sphere for five October 2025 performances, extending a residency that began in 2024 and has repeatedly stretched due to overwhelming demand. The October slate includes Friday, Oct. 3; Saturday, Oct. 4; Friday, Oct. 10; Saturday, Oct. 11; and Friday, Oct. 31, all scheduled for 8:30 p.m.
Ticket prices for the October run start at $160 including fees on Vivid Seats, with other October performances ranging from about $202 to $268 including fees. At publication time, the lowest price found for any October show was $160; The New York Post confirmed prices and times for all five October performances. All prices are in U.S. dollars and subject to change.
Following these five October gigs, the Eagles’ Hotel California trek becomes a longer Sphere residency with seven more shows set from Nov. 1, 2025 through Jan. 31, 2026. The band typically performs roughly 20 songs per show, and fans who have tracked the residency since its Sept. 2024 launch can expect a mix of classics and new arrangements built for Sphere’s immersive environment.
The band’s lineup for these Sphere performances includes Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy B. Schmit, and Vince Gill, joined by Deacon Frey, Glenn Frey’s son. Past members who remain associated with the broader Eagles story — including the late Glenn Frey and Randy Meisner — are not current performers with the lineup. Bernie Leadon has not performed with the group since 2016, and Don Felder is not touring with the Eagles but remains active with other projects.
Across six Grammys, more than 1,000 concerts, and sales in excess of 150 million albums, the Eagles have built a durable legacy that continues to adapt to changing venues and audiences. The Sphere residency emphasizes not only the band’s timeless catalog but also the venue’s groundbreaking visuals, which have been described as surrounding the performers with massive, starfield-infused displays while keeping the songs front and center.
If you can’t make it to Sin City, there are other veteran acts lighting up stages in 2025. Among the most anticipated are Paul McCartney, Robert Plant, Cat Stevens, Stevie Nicks and John Fogerty, each continuing to bring long-running careers to contemporary audiences.
This article is based on reporting from the New York Post, with prices and show details confirmed at publication time. Deals can expire, and ticket prices are subject to fluctuation.