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The plot keeps thickening for Eagles -- Live in Concert at Sphere. After what was already the longest residency in the venues short history, the band has added six more shows for fall 2026, stretching the run to a record 64 total performances. Don Henley has been hinting in interviews that 2026 will probably wrap the bands touring career, which makes these new fall weekends feel like the actual last call rather than the latest in a string of farewells.
The new dates land on Friday, September 18 and Saturday, September 19, then Friday, November 13, Saturday, November 14, Friday, November 27, and Saturday, November 28. Every show starts at 8:30 PM local time, runs about three hours with an intermission, and takes place at Sphere at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas. Browse the listings below to see whats currently available on each night.
If you have been holding out for an Eagles ticket because the spring and summer run looked sold out, these fall weekends are your shot. Demand for the residency has been intense from the start -- enough to push the band to extend it three separate times. The fall dates went on sale in May 2026 and the prime weekend slots have been moving quickly, especially the Thanksgiving-week shows. The Friday-Saturday pairing makes Las Vegas an easy long-weekend trip from most US cities.
Inside Sphere, the show is built around a 21-song setlist that opens with Hotel California and closes with a stretch of stadium classics. Highlights include Witchy Woman with its glowing swamp visuals, Lyin Eyes with lyrics falling from the dome, Rocky Mountain Way with new snowboarder animations added in 2025, and The End of Innocence -- added to the set in late 2025 -- which plays under a cinematic war sequence that has become one of the residencys signature moments. The setlist runs through Heartache Tonight, Desperado, One of These Nights, Take It Easy, and a string of deep cuts that span the bands fifty-plus-year run.
The lineup features Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy B. Schmit, Vince Gill, and Deacon Frey -- son of the late Glenn Frey, who has handled the high-register Glenn vocals since 2017. Two years of Sphere shows have tightened the band into a chemistry-rich live unit, and the fall 2026 weekends will be the polished, fully realized version of the show. Lock in your seats today on BigStub -- over 20 years of trusted service, the highest Trustpilot rating in the industry, and a buyer guarantee on every order.
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The math behind Eagles 2026 at Sphere is wild. The band opened the residency in September 2024 with a single block of dates. Demand pushed Sphere to extend it. Then extend it again. Then again. With the latest six fall 2026 additions, the band now sits at 64 total performances at the venue -- more than any artist has played in any room in the immersive era. It is the longest single-venue run of the bands career, and almost certainly the closing chapter of their touring story.
The new fall dates -- September 18, September 19, November 13, November 14, November 27, and November 28 -- complete a calendar that started with the spring 2026 Sphere block, the May 2 headlining slot at New Orleans Jazz Fest, and the three Long Goodbye Act III stadium shows with the Tedeschi Trucks Band in Atlanta, Nashville, and Arlington. Those spring and early summer dates are now in the rearview, which means the fall Sphere weekends are the last confirmed appearances on the Eagles calendar.
Inside the dome, the production is what makes the residency a destination rather than just another concert stop. Sphere wraps the audience in the worlds highest-resolution LED screen, and the Eagles team has built custom visuals for every song in the setlist. Hotel California opens with a desert highway sequence. Witchy Woman drops fans into a moonlit bayou. Lyin Eyes rains lyrics. Rocky Mountain Way features snowboarders carving across the entire dome -- animations added in fall 2025. The End of Innocence closes the second act under a haunting cinematic visual that adds new weight to a song that has always carried heavy lyrics.
Founding members Don Henley and Joe Walsh still anchor the band. Timothy B. Schmit handles bass and backing vocals. Vince Gill brings a country-leaning warmth to the high-register parts, and Deacon Frey -- the late Glenn Freys son -- has fully grown into the role of lead vocalist on Glenns biggest songs, including Take It Easy, Already Gone, and Peaceful Easy Feeling. The transition that started with Deacon stepping in for his father in 2017 is now seamless.
The full fall schedule plays out at Sphere at The Venetian Resort, located at 255 Sands Avenue in Las Vegas. The venue holds roughly 17,600 fans across a sloped seating bowl. Doors typically open an hour before showtime, the show begins promptly at 8:30 PM, and the entire experience runs about three hours with one intermission. Primary tickets start at $175 each and use all-in pricing -- the listed price already includes taxes and fees. Verified resale inventory is available across all six dates above on BigStub.
Why does this residency keep selling out? Part of it is the venue. Part of it is the band. But a lot of it is the way the two have lined up -- a five-decade catalog of songs with cinematic potential, paired with a room that finally has the tools to bring those songs visually to life. Even fans who saw the residency in its 2024 opening weeks are coming back to catch the new animations, the added song, and the small staging tweaks that have refined the show over time. BigStub has been connecting fans with shows like this for more than two decades, with the highest Trustpilot rating in the resale space and a full buyer guarantee on every order.
Tickets are available through the official Sphere Eagles page and authorized primary sellers including Ticketmaster. Verified resale tickets for all six fall 2026 dates are listed on BigStub, a trusted third-party marketplace with the highest Trustpilot rating in the industry. Pricing is all-in -- no hidden fees at checkout.
The new Eagles 2026 Sphere dates are September 18, September 19, November 13, November 14, November 27, and November 28. All six shows start at 8:30 PM local time and run approximately three hours with one intermission. The full fall run takes place at Sphere at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas. Check the official Eagles announcement for the latest details.
Sphere is a purpose-built immersive concert venue with about 17,600 seats and the highest-resolution LED display in the world. The Eagles team has built custom visuals for every song in the setlist, turning the dome into a 360-degree visual companion to the music. Sightlines are excellent throughout the venue, the audio system delivers crystal-clear sound to every seat, and the entry process moves quickly if you arrive at least 45 minutes before showtime.
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Yes. If your plans change, you can list your Eagles Sphere tickets for resale through verified marketplaces, including BigStub. The process is straightforward, listings move quickly for a high-demand event like this residency, and payout terms are clearly outlined. Confirm transfer requirements with your original ticket source before listing.
In May 2026, the band added six brand new fall Sphere shows to a residency that was originally set to wrap in April. The new dates -- September 18 and 19, November 13 and 14, and November 27 and 28 -- bring the residency to 64 total performances and mark the final confirmed Eagles dates on the calendar.
With the fall 2026 additions, the residency is scheduled for 64 total shows since its September 2024 opening night. That makes the Eagles the most-booked artist at Sphere by a wide margin -- well ahead of every other act that has performed at the venue.
Don Henley said in a February 2026 CBS Sunday Morning interview that the 2026 dates will probably be the bands final touring chapter. With the spring 2026 stadium dates and Jazz Fest set already behind them, the fall Sphere weekends are the last confirmed appearances on the calendar.
The current 21-song setlist features Hotel California, Witchy Woman, Lyin Eyes, One of These Nights, Take It Easy, Take It to the Limit, Heartache Tonight, Life in the Fast Lane, Desperado, Rocky Mountain Way, The End of Innocence, and a deep cuts stretch that varies slightly from show to show.
The current Eagles lineup features Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Timothy B. Schmit, Vince Gill, and Deacon Frey -- son of late co-founder Glenn Frey. Vince and Deacon split lead vocals on the songs Glenn used to cover, including Take It Easy, Already Gone, and Peaceful Easy Feeling.
Showtime is 8:30 PM local time for every Sphere date. The performance runs about three hours with one intermission. Doors typically open an hour before the show, and Sphere recommends arriving at least 45 minutes early to clear entry and find your seat without missing the opening notes of Hotel California.
Sphere at The Venetian Resort sits at 255 Sands Avenue in Las Vegas, just off the Strip behind The Venetian and Palazzo. It is connected to the Venetian Expo by an indoor walkway, walkable from those resorts, and about a ten-minute rideshare from most central Strip hotels.
No. The Eagles Sphere residency is a standalone show with no opening act. The full evening is built around the bands setlist and Spheres custom visual production. There is one intermission between the acts.
Primary tickets start at $175 each and reflect all-in pricing that includes taxes and fees. Verified resale pricing on BigStub varies by date, section, and demand. Holiday-adjacent dates like the late-November weekends tend to carry premium pricing.
Yes. Sphere offers accessible seating, wheelchair access, accessible parking, and assistive listening devices. Service animals are welcome, and the venue provides accessible drop-off zones. Contact Sphere guest services in advance to arrange specific accommodations.
Verified BigStub tickets honor the rescheduled date. If a show is fully canceled and not rescheduled, the BigStub buyer guarantee covers a full refund. Customer service is available throughout the process and walks fans through their options if a change happens.
Yes, but every child needs a ticket and an adult chaperone regardless of age. The content is family-friendly classic rock, but the immersive visuals and high-volume sound can feel intense for very young children. Sphere recommends checking their family guidelines before bringing children under 5.
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