History of the Eagles

Fifty years after its release, Linda Ronstadt's Hasten Down The Wind remains one of the defining albums of the 1970s, cementing her place as one of popular music's most influential voices while expanding the creative boundaries of country rock.

Andy Bickers, the New Zealand born saxophonist whose powerful performances became an integral part of Cold Chisel's live sound and countless Australian recordings, has died aged 56 after a battle with cancer. His passing brings to a close a career that shaped Australian rock music on stage and in the studio for more than three decades.

As Australian Rock Collective prepares to take one of rock's most scrutinised albums back to the stage, Darren Middleton says the process of deciding who performs each Eagles song has less to do with impersonation and more to do with finding the right voice for the material.

The Eagles revisit One Of These Nights with a 50th anniversary edition featuring a previously unreleased 1975 Anaheim Stadium concert, marking a pivotal moment in the band's evolution.

The Eagles' iconic album One Of These Nights returns in a lavish 3CD/Blu-ray and 3LP Deluxe Edition, including a previously unreleased live 16-song concert from 1975.

As Hotel California marks 50 years since its single release, Don Felder's music remains the architectural spine of The Eagles' defining work

Five decades after release, Eagles' Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 remains the biggest selling album in American history, with 40 million sales in the United States alone