The Eagles Play Hard Rock Live on The Long Goodbye Act III — May 13, 2026
The Eagles brought The Long Goodbye Act III to Hard Rock Live in Hollywood on May 13, delivering a 20-song set that opened with "Hotel California" and closed with "Desperado" and "Heartache Tonight" — a night that felt like a genuine farewell.
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The Eagles came to South Florida on May 13 and delivered a 20-song set that the room won't forget quickly.
The Eagles brought The Long Goodbye Act III to Hard Rock Live in Hollywood on May 13, and the evening had the weight of something that knows it is ending. The band opened with "Hotel California" — not as a climax but as a statement of intent, as if to say: we are going to give you everything, and we are going to start right now. The set moved through the catalog with authority. "One of These Nights," "Lyin' Eyes," "Take It to the Limit," and "Witchy Woman" arrived in the first half alongside Jack Tempchin's "Peaceful Easy Feeling" and "Tequila Sunrise." Joe Walsh's contributions — "In the City," "Life's Been Good," a cover of the James Gang's "Funk #49," and "Rocky Mountain Way" in the encore — gave the show a harder, bluesier edge that balanced the softer California harmonies. Don Henley's "The Boys of Summer" was a highlight mid-set, and "Life in the Fast Lane" brought the main set to a close before the encore delivered the sequence the audience had been waiting for: "Take It Easy," "Rocky Mountain Way," "Desperado," and "Heartache Tonight." Whether or not this tour truly marks the end, the band played like it did. For more upcoming events across South Florida, visit the Premier Guide Miami Events Calendar .
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The Eagles came to South Florida and left a room full of people who will be talking about this show for a while. That's the standard. This cleared it.
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