Live tribute to the Eagles, playing their hits and album tracks from country-rock roots to chart-toppers, in an all-seated room at The Queen's Hall.
The Bootleg Eagles are playing The Queen's Hall on Saturday 13 March 2027, bringing their live tribute to the Eagles to the Southside. It's an all-seated room, so you'll be watching from your seat rather than on your feet.
The Eagles' back catalogue is described as etched into musical culture, the sound that defined the 1970s US West Coast. The show is staged as a journey from the band's country-rock roots through to their anthemic, global chart-toppers, with every harmony, guitar lick and hook performed. They'll be playing the hits and the best-loved album tracks live, so it's a good mix of the songs everyone knows and the deeper cuts that make the record work.
As a tribute act, they set out to embody the Eagles' energy, sensitivity and attention to detail, and the set follows the band's arc from those early country-rock days to the massive hits that eventually took them worldwide. It's a full run of the material, with the harmonies and guitar work kept front and centre.
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The gig starts at 8:00 PM at The Queen's Hall, 85-89 Clerk Street, Edinburgh South EH8 9JG. Tickets are between £26.75 and £32.25.
