Eagles have shared a previously unheard live cover of classic hit, 'Lyin Eyes'.
This live version of the track comes from Eagles' upcoming deluxe edition of One of These Nights, which was originally released in June 1975, an album which went multiplatinum, and won the band their first Grammy Award for 'Lyin Eyes', which won the Best Performance By A Duo or Group with Vocal.
The track, which you can check out below was taken from their live performance at the Sunshine Festival in Anaheim, California on 28 September, 1975, and features a line up of Glenn Frey, Don Henley, Randy Meisner, Don Felder and Bernie Leadon.
It also marked Leadon's final performance with Eagles, with Joe Walsh deputising that December.
As for the upcoming deluxe edition, which celebrates the band's 50th anniversary , it will include new mixes of the original record, as well as mixes from Dolby Atmos and high resolution. The full performance from the Sunshine Festival show will also feature.
It is available in a 3 CD/1 Blu-ray set, or a 3-LP version.
One of these Nights is available on May 1, a can be pre ordered via this link here.
Earlier this year, Eagles were playing a huge residency at Las Vegas' Sphere, as part of a huge 2026 tour which they extended with extra dates in extra cities back in February.
Speaking about this tour, Don Henley admitted this was probably be the final one for the band.
“You know, I think this year will probably be it", Henley replied when asked about the Eagles' future. “And I’ve said things like that before, but I feel like we’re getting toward the end. And that will be fine too".
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Last January, Eagles also played their first live show without Joe Walsh in more than 50 years, after he pulled out of a Vegas show due to illness.
“We had a choice to make,” Henley told the crowd. “We could either cancel the whole thing, or we could man up and do the show. So we came down here this afternoon and had an emergency rehearsal for two hours. And fortunately, in this band, we have a deep bench".
