Yeah you'd think they could bring Bernie Leadon back into the fold for this tour. Since he did the guest spot on The History of the Eagles one.

Also, was present when the Grammy's did the tribute to Glenn Frey.

I'll likely try and get cheap tickets to his using tickpick or stubhub, the day of for the Detroit show.

I'd assume this could be a longer tour, or maybe like the Stones.

I don't know. Depends on Henley's health I suppose.

Walsh still looks good, and I assume Schmidt is doing fine. Didn't seem like Henley is in bad shape.

It's just a shame they never tried to get more albums done. Besides the Long Road Out of Eden.

They took Axl long with that album.

I'm going to have some faith that The General is a big gun.

Also, they'll do the proper release on all channels, not just physical media.

I normally would shit hard on the band right now, and its incompetent management Team Brazil.

So I'm going down to the wishful, hopeful, delightful well. Drinking that water, until October / November rolls around.

We will have answers then.

Since the potential album is untitled. Or maybe has a title. Or who the hell knows.

I came up with some album names. A couple are Sopranos inspired.

- Everyone Knows It
(line from Axl’s asshole song)

- Sorry We’re Late

- Cut to Black

- Blind Faith

- It Goes On

- Looking Over Our Shoulder

- All a Big Nothing

- From Los Angeles

- 1985

- 2016

- Maybe In This Lifetime

- Eat Shit

- Graymalkin

Is /was Zodiac ever a song? That’s what I want to hear next. After the General of course. Which we are getting finally,

Oklahoma
Thyme

This band is dead regarding new material.

No new album on the horizon let alone studio work.

It’s a shit greatest hits project with a lot of covers in between their 3 real albums of original material (yes excluding CD).