It's an impressive enough accomplishment for a song to hit #1 at any point in time, but for a track to top the charts before ...

The mid-1970s was a transitional period for the Eagles, who, after dropping their first two records – Eagles and Desperado – ...

"Desperado" was a song on the band's second LP. The ambitious concept project featured an Old West theme, and its tracks were ...

While Glenn Frey and Don Henley were always the backbone of Eagles, a lot of their greatest tunes came from digging into ...

The Beach Boys’ 1966 album Pet Sounds is a source of awe for many musicians, including Henley. Wilson recalled a time when they were backstage at the same event and Henley approached him with the ...

Don Henley has shared "That Old Flame," a duet with Martina McBride from his upcoming Cass County album. The song tells the story of a woman who tries to reach out to her old lover. Henley takes the ...

Fourteen transplant donors and recipients meet for the first time at University Health. Read full article: San Antonio police union pauses contract talks after ‘slap in the face’ pay offer from city ...

Don Henley learnt plenty of things from musical genius Kenny Rogers, who he once deemed the first "honest" man he had met in ...

Billboard: What are your thoughts on being the MusiCares honoree? By Empty, The Associated Press Billboard: What are your thoughts on being the MusiCares honoree? Don Henley: I’m very impressed with ...

A peeved Don Henley — co-founder of the legendary rock band Eagles — denied being a “drug-filled zombie” as he was grilled about his cocaine use during the Manhattan criminal trial surrounding ...

Don Henley performed during his 70th birthday concert at American Airlines Center in Dallas on Saturday. (Nathan Hunsinger/Staff Photographer) Nine years ago, when Don Henley was closer to 60 than the ...

Read full article: Brush fire concerns rise among worst drought Florida has seen since 2001 Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier says the Miss America organization may have violated state law ...