The Illegal Eagles celebrate 30 years on the road with their Hotel California Tour, playing the entire Hotel California album plus Eagles hits.
The Illegal Eagles bring their Hotel California Tour to Salisbury City Hall on Thursday 12 November, part of their 2026 run. It's a six-piece band that's spent three decades on the road, and this year they're marking 30 years of playing the Eagles' songs. They've built a reputation as one of the most accomplished live acts in the UK, known for their vocals, guitars, and their way of recreating the Eagles' sound.
The set is built around the Hotel California album, which they play in its entirety. That means you'll hear the title track, Life in the Fast Lane, and New Kid in Town as part of the full record, rather than just as stand-alone hits. Once they've worked through the album, they move on to a second set of the Eagles' greatest hits from across the rest of their back catalogue, so the night covers both the specific record and the wider songs you'll recognise.
It's a full evening of music, and since they're a six-piece, there's plenty of room for the harmonies and guitar work that the original recordings are known for. If you've only ever heard the album on record, this is a chance to hear it played through from start to finish in one go.
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The show is at Salisbury City Hall on Malthouse Lane, SP2 7TU. Doors open at 18:30 and the music starts at 19:30. Tickets are £42.35, and if you're bringing anyone under 18, they'll need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian on a maximum 1:4 ratio.
