Eagles Live at Sphere

The sound is the other draw. “You can hear every note, we don’t have to turn it up too loud,” Henley told the crowd. The show runs 90 minutes to 2 hours, encore included.

Good to know

Shows start at 8:30 PM, and doors open 90 minutes before.

Don Henley said in 2026 that the band is “getting toward the end,” so each new run may be one of the last.

Sphere sets no minimum age but strongly suggests that guests under 18 come with a parent or guardian. Everyone 2 and older needs a ticket; children under 2 sit on a lap. Tickets are mobile only, so add them to your phone’s wallet before you go.

Sphere is a “no bag” venue: small clutches, purses and fanny packs up to about 6 by 6 by 2 inches are fine, as are diaper and medical bags, but backpacks and large bags aren’t. Keep your phone’s flash off; video cameras, selfie sticks and professional cameras aren’t allowed.

Expect flashing lights, loud sound, fog and seats that vibrate. Sphere asks guests who are pregnant or have a medical condition to check with a doctor first.

Where to sit

The Eagles play on a stage at the front of the room, under the screen. Our pick is the center of the 200 level, straight on to the band and high enough to take in the whole screen; the first rows are the best seats in the house. For the visuals, the center of the 300 level, sections 305 to 307, is the pick. The floor and the 100 level put you closest to the band, but most of the screen is then above and behind you, and from the back rows of the 100 level, around row 24 and up, the 200 level cuts off the top of the screen.