Eagles 2023 Hotel California Tour Setlist

The Hotel California Tour stops at Amalie Arena tomorrow night (March 28, 2023). On this tour the Eagles are playing every track on “Hotel California.” Don Henley, Joe Walsh, and Timothy B. Schmit, Vince Gill will also play loads of other Eagles hits as well as a few of the band members' solo material. An orchestra will join in for many of the Eagles classics. From the tour stops so far, here's the likely list of songs and the order you'll hear them.

Don't be late getting to your seat!

The first single from Hotel California.

Glenn Frey once said the title was inspired when he told his drug dealer to slow down on the highway.  "It's life in the fast lane" was the dealer's reply.

A song inspired by the sounds coming out of Philadelphia at the time.

Said to be the song that broke up the Eagles.

Bob Dylan called it one of the best songs ever.

One of those lost songs from Side 2 written by Randy Mesner.

A song recorded here in Florida.  Black Sabbath was recording next door and they were loud so this one had to be re-recorded a few times.

An ode to a county road in Alabama.

Here come the Greatest Hits! This was the band's first single in 1972. Jackson Browne has writing credits on this one with Glenn Frey.

Vince Gill performed it at the Grand Ole Opry as a tribute to Glen Frey after his passing, but Deacon Frey sings this one in concert.

One of those classics that shows off the band's harmonies.

The last Eagles single with Bernie Leadon before he was replaced by Joe Walsh.

Written when Don Henley was living in an old house that had a "haunting quality."

One of those rare songs that radio played even though it was never officially released as a single by the band.

Timothy Schmit says the song was based loosely on his own experiences.

Named after a popular cocktail at the time. Cheers.

This one scored the band a Grammy for Best Pop Vocal Performance by a Duo, Group or Chorus.

Life as a rock star baby!

Don Henley gets to do his own solo hit. One of the most iconic videos when MTV played videos in the 80s.

A James Gang cover.

Bob Seger had a hand in writing this one.

After the encore, Joe Walsh gets to get the party restarted with a killer air guitar classic.

Another one the band never really officially released as a single, but it's a staple.

This one's been a must in the setlist since the 70s.

A mellow finish to the night!