Eagles
PER Arena, SUNY Cortland
May 2nd, 1974
The Eagles played the State University of New York at Cortland on May 2nd, 1974.

Images via SUNY Cortland’s Didascaleion yearbook.





The Eagles played the State University of New York at Cortland on May 2nd, 1974.

Images via SUNY Cortland’s Didascaleion yearbook.





Leo Kottke opened.




The Eagles, along with Melissa Manchester, The Temptations, John Sebastian and Sly & the Family Stone performed at the Schaefer Music Festival in New York City’s Central Park on August 1st & 2nd, 1973. Both nights were filmed for a TV special called ‘Good Vibrations from Central Park,’ which aired on August 23rd, 1973.
The Eagles played two sold-out nights at Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York. It was the second stop on the first leg of the 1977 Hotel California tour. Jimmy Buffett was the opening act.

The two shows at Nassau Coliseum were the first of four concerts in New York. The Eagles’ next two stops were at Madison Square Garden on the 18th, then the War Memorial Auditorium in Rochester on the 19th The band made the Drake Hotel in Manhattan their home base for their entire New York visit until March 21st, when they departed for Washington, DC. (see itinerary below):
Band itinerary on the right:

Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Irving Azoff, and road manager, Richie Fernandez outside the Drake Hotel, March 21st, 1977.

Photos exist for both Uniondale concerts, however I’m not sure which photos are from which show. Glenn Frey wore a New York Islanders jersey both nights. The Islanders are a hockey team from nearby Elmont, NY. In the 1970s, Nassau Coliseum was their home base.
Glenn in his Islanders jersey:
In this first set of photos, Randy is wearing a blue hoodie, possibly the same blue jacket from the Tour of the Pacific from January-February 1976:



In this second set of photos, Randy is wearing a gray sweatshirt. Glenn is once again in the Islanders jersey.



The Eagles played the War Memorial Auditorium in Rochester on March 19th, 1977.
Randy performed both “Take It To The Limit” and “Try And Love Again” at this concert. According to the review, his high note in “Take It To The Limit” was “nothing short of amazing…and about three octaves above any sound human beings are usually able to sing.”



The Eagles performed at the Ice Arena at SUNY Geneseo. Leo Kottke opened.
Original poster:
Concert preview from Geneseo Lamron newspaper, May 3, 1974:
Photos from SUNY Geneseo’s Oh Ha Daih yearbook
The Eagles played Felt Forum in New York City on September 29th, 1972. Jackson Browne and J.D. Souther were their guests. Felt Forum was a smaller venue located at Madison Square Garden. The Eagles would play the latter in 1977.

