#Eagles in concert

[jhoneybees]

Electrifying⚡🫠

[jarofalicesgrunge]

Glenn Frey performing at an Eagles concert 🎶 🖤

[weezeranitsweezy]

my personal weezer collection

[pinkshiftbites]

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[phantombitemark]

I’m obsessed

[sportsthoughts]

Tagged by @couthbbg thank you! this was hard.

Post your nine favourite albums: (in no particular order)

1. Arrival by ABBA (1976) 2. Midnight Memories by One Direction (2013) 3. Rumours by Fleetwood Mac (1977) 4. Tapestry by Carole King (1971) 5. Abbey Road by the Beatles (1969) 6. Speak Now by Taylor Swift (2010/2023) 7. Taking The Long Way by the Chicks (2006) 8. Stick Season by Noah Kahan (2023) 9. Breakaway by Kelly Clarkson (2004)

Tagging: @samuelbennett @robindrake13 @freebooter4ever @timbitshockey @dilftanger @harpyharpyharpy @cornerihaunt & anyone else who feels like it!

[jeffcbliss]

Timothy B. Schmit of The Eagles - Sphere: Las Vegas, NV (10-11-24). @timothybschmit @the_eagles @SphereVegas

Photo: Jeff Bliss

[krispyweiss]

The Travelin’ McCourys at Woodlands Tavern, Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 1, 2024

When the Travelin’ McCourys wrapped their first set with the one-two-three punch of Nick Lowe’s “I Live on a Battlefield,” the Del McCoury Band’s “Baltimore Johnny” and the Eagles’ arrangement of “Midnight Flyer,” it seemed as if Woodlands Tavern might lift off the ground.

The tiny venue was super-charged with energy after an hourlong opening salvo that found the band previewing a forthcoming LP (the Waterboys’ balladic “Whole of the Moon”), playing old standards (the raucous, Ohio-centric “Highway 52”) and generally pushing bluegrass into the first quarter of the 21st century with respect and pure joy.

The quintet solidified the latter concept by splicing the chorus of “Long Black Veil” into Bruce Hornsby’s “White Wheeled Limousine,” which opened the band’s second set on Aug. 1, a date that happened to coincide with the 82nd anniversary of Jerry Garcia’s birth.

This was not lost on mandolinist and nominal bandleader Ronnie McCoury, who introduced “Cumberland Blues” by telling the story of when he, his banjo-playing bandmate-slash brother, Rob, and father, Del, sold Garcia some banjos backstage during the Grateful Dead’s 1991 run in Landover, Md. Garcia then told Del McCoury he’d seem him perform in 1963 with Bill Monroe and considered Del a hero.

“And I thought, ‘Dad is cool,’” Ronnie said as the band - which also includes guitarist Cody Kilby, bassist Alan Bartram and fiddler Jason Carter - went on to play “Cumberland Blues,” “Brown-Eyed Women;” “Deal,” with Ronnie McCoury on electric, four-string mando; and “Scarlet Begonias” in celebration of the Dead and Garcia.

While Ronnie McCoury, who looks and sounds much like Pops, Bartram and Carter are the main vocalists, Kilby got a turn at the mic on “Blue Letters,” one of a handful of tunes slated for the in-progress McCourys LP that featured on this evening. And Rob McCoury, sipping from a can of Miller Lite suds, led the group through a playful rendition of Tom T. Hall’s “I Like Beer” before the aforementioned “Scarlet” finale.

Two-, three- and four-part harmonies peppered such tracks “Runaway Train,” Paul Simon’s “50 Ways to Leave Your Lover” and “Let Her Go.” The band members were all smiles as they shared inside jokes that Bartram said can’t be revealed to the audience and played with dime-stop precision and such frenzy that Carter was oftentimes pulling loose fibers from his bow after sawing so hard the rosin flew off his fiddle and into the spotlights.

But there was one public joke when Bartram recalled the 2016 Woodlands show where a solo and unknown Billy Strings shared - and burned up - the Woodlands stage with the McCourys.

“Who?,” Ronnie McCoury retorted. And everyone guffawed.

And so it went for two hours, 20 minutes inside the venue that is almost a second home to the band. Columbus denizens are no doubt already eagerly awaiting the next gig.

Grade card: The Travelin’ McCourys at Woodlands Tavern - 8/1/24 - A

See more photos on Sound Bites’ Facebook page.

8/2/24

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[musette22]

In honour of Chris' birthday today, can I recommend a sweet Steve birthday fic. Its lovely, and sweet and fluffy 😍

https://archiveofourown.org/works/7380511

Hiii honey! Thank you so much for this, I don't know if I've read this one actually, but I will definitely read it asap!! Such a lovely idea to celebrate Chris's birthday through a Steve birthday fic 🥰 Happy Birthday, Christopher 💙

[jarofalicesgrunge]

Glenn Frey of The Eagles performs live at The Oakland Coliseum in 1977.

📸: by Richard McCaffrey

[leviabeat]

Die to Live

🎥 me

Notice that fan on the ground aimed at Michael? Yeah, that was probably the only form of AC this whole building had. Okay, exaggeration. There may have been a second one somewhere. I literally just bought some cooling cloths because of this venue. Next time, I'll be prepared for the heat 👍

[harrywavycurly]

Just curious, are we thinking Harry will go see Niall perform at Madison Square Garden in June?

[born-to-lose]

So in September I'm probably going to see ToxicRose with a girl I met at a concert last year and we miiiight go to Belgium for Wildfest together at some point

[jeffcbliss]

- Sphere; Las Vegas, NV (10-11-24). @timothybschmit @the_eagles @deak_blues #donhenley

Photo: Jeff Bliss

[queenlua]

in august, seattle is so wildly extravagantly unbeatably the best place on earth and it's not even close