The Eagles have announced additional shows at the Sphere in Las Vegas, marking their third consecutive year performing at the venue. Come January 2027, Vince Gill, Timothy B. Schmit, Don Henley, Deacon Frey, and Joe Walsh will take the stage on January 15-16 and 22-23, bringing their total engagements to 72. Tickets, starting at $175, go public on Friday, August 14, through Ticketmaster.
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Eagles Defy Expectations with Extended Residency
This new slate of concerts seems to counter Don Henley’s earlier suggestion to CBS This Morning that the band’s Las Vegas residency might wrap up in 2026. Still, instead, the band known for hits like “Take It to the Limit” and “Hotel California” is showing no signs of slowing down, continually adding to their Sphere legacy. The repeated extensions underscore audience demand, keeping the legendary group firmly planted in Vegas for yet another season.
Bryan Adams Brings “Bare Bones” Back to Wynn
Eighties rock icon Bryan Adams is set to return to the Encore Theater at Wynn Las Vegas this fall, offering fans another taste of his “Bare Bones” acoustic set. This run, slated from October 28 through November 1, includes a special Halloween performance. Adams, whose accolades include a Grammy and 18 Juno Awards, will perform stripped-down versions of hits like “Summer of ’69,” accompanied only by longtime collaborator Gary Breit. Tickets are available starting Friday, August 7.
Sin City Stones’ Final Bow at X Rocks Theater
The Rolling Stones tribute show, Sin City Stones, will end its tenure at the X Rocks Theater following the performance on August 22, as reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Since debuting on August 28, 2025, the show has entertained fans twice weekly. The X Rocks adult revue will maintain its Thursday and Saturday slots even after Sin City Stones take their final curtain call. And expect ticket sales to surge with both Eagles and Bryan Adams adding major dates to their Vegas schedules. But beyond ticket sales, some uncertainty remains—particularly regarding other residency acts vying for these prime venues. The board’s next move will be closely watched by industry insiders as they anticipate how these scheduling decisions could affect future venue availability in Sin City.
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