Detroit Free Press — Don Henley, Dick Dale, Gov’t Mule and the I Love the ‘90s show are all headed to area venues.             more info

Chicago Tribune — Don Henley is no musical novice. He's one of the founders of the massively successful rock band the Eagles, a popular solo artist and a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. But when it came to recording with Merle Haggard, the singer-songwriter ... more info

Rolling Stone — Don Henley has always had a life outside of the Eagles. During his youth in Texas, where he also currently lives, he drummed and sang in the country-rock band Shiloh. During the Eagles' 1980-1994 sabbatical, he carved out his own career with forwa... more info

Rolling Stone — After getting together in 1971, the Eagles needed to find an identity and prove themselves as songwriters. They did both on their debut, which they cut in London with Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin producer Glyn Johns. The album was released on J... more info

Chicago Tribune — John David Souther wrote or co-wrote some of the most definitive country rock songs of the '70s and '80s, performed by almost all of the genre's defining artists: the Eagles ("Heartache Tonight," "Best of My Love"), Don Henley ("The Heart of the Matt... more info

Popdose — If it wasn’t enough that John David (J.D.) Souther’s debut self-titled album was a stunner, then it shouldn’t come as any kind of surprise that his sophomore effort, Black Rose, was a masterpiece.  Originally released by Asylum Records in 1976... more info