Eagles Group ceases to exist

The American rock band Eagles ceases to exist. This was announced in an interview with the Air Force by one of the founders of the team Don Henley.

“I think you will no longer see us speaking together,” Henley said. He explained that the last for the group was the performance with musician Jackson Brown at the Grammy presentation ceremony on February 15. “It was a worthy farewell,” Henley said.

According to the musician, the decision on the collapse of the group was made after the death of the vocalist, the guitarist and co -founder of Eagles Glenn Fry, who died on January 18.

Glenn Fry and Don Henley founded the Eagles group in 1971. Among the hits they performed are Hotel California, One of these Nights, Best of My Love, Life in the Fast Lane, Take It Easy, Tequila Sunrise.

The musicians performed together until 1980, when they announced the collapse. However, in 1994, they reunited again to record MTV, after which they arranged a new tour that lasted two years. In 1998, the Eagles were admitted to the Rock-n Roll Glory Hall. More than 100 million groups of groups were sold in the world.