The Eagles will not record another album
The Eagles
'Long Road Out Of Eden' to be their last
The Eagles' Don Henley has confirmed that the band’s latest album, ‘Long Road Out Of Eden’, is to be their last.
The album, the reformed band’s first since 1979’s ‘The Long Run’, is currently Number One in both the UK and USA.
Drummer Henley has explained, however, that the band will not make another, saying: "This is the final statement. We got back together and went around the world twice on tour but then there was nothing left to do without new music.
"Now we have this album that fits in with our body of work. There won't be another Eagles album after this."
The Eagles originally disbanded in 1980, but reformed in 1994 to play a number of highly successful tours.
The album, the reformed band’s first since 1979’s ‘The Long Run’, is currently Number One in both the UK and USA.
Drummer Henley has explained, however, that the band will not make another, saying: "This is the final statement. We got back together and went around the world twice on tour but then there was nothing left to do without new music.
"Now we have this album that fits in with our body of work. There won't be another Eagles album after this."
The Eagles originally disbanded in 1980, but reformed in 1994 to play a number of highly successful tours.
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