A six-piece tribute band faithfully recreating the lush harmonies and timeless melodies of The Eagles at The Ferry.
Hotel Caledonia are playing The Ferry on Friday 6 November, bringing a full Eagles tribute to the riverside. They're a six-piece band of seasoned musicians, and they've built their act around recreating the harmonies and melodies that made The Eagles the soundtrack of the 1970s. It's a tribute that doesn't just lean on the biggest hits, but pulls from across their catalogue.
They describe the show as a celebration of the band, and the setlist reflects that. You'll hear the heavy hitters like Hotel California, Take It Easy, Lyin' Eyes, Desperado, Life in the Fast Lane and New Kid in Town — the songs that most people associate with the band. With six musicians on stage, they've got the numbers to cover the vocal harmonies and the instrumental parts without cutting corners.
The Ferry is one of Glasgow's grass-roots venues: a small-capacity room where the audience stands close to the band and the bill changes every week. It's a proper gigging space rather than a seated theatre, so you'll be right up against the stage for this one. If you're into the Eagles' sound, it's a good spot to hear it live.
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Tickets start from £17.00, and the music kicks off at 20:30. The venue is at 25 Anderson Quay, G3 8BX.
