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The Eagles tour has been extended with new concert tour dates for the Arco Arena in Sacramento, Hp Pavilion in San Jose,  the General Motors Place in Vancouver and the US Airways Center in Phoenix. The Eagles are currently lined up for 3 nights at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles in mid April.

An Eagles and Fleetwood Mac tour rumor surfaced recently, but it appears that may have been premature speculation as  the Eagles tour schedule is extended to more arena shows. The Eagles last tour of the US ended in May 2009 and in Europe in July of 2009.

The Eagles will play many of their classic hits as well as some of the material from their last studio album “Long Road Out of Eden” and if you haven’t seen the Eagles live in a long time, you don’t want to miss this show. Many of the rock bands from the 70′s don’t sound anything like they did when the original tracks were recorded, but the Eagles still sound great live and they have dozens of hits to pick from.

Tickets for the Eagles concerts at the Arco Arena, Hp Pavilion, General Motors Place and the US Airways Center will go on sale within the week at the usual outlets. You can buy the best tickets for the Eagles live for all of their concerts online or charge by phone.

Michael Vick has signed with the Philadelphia Eagles according to his agent, Joel Segal, but before you run out and buy Philadelphia Eagles Season Tickets, you may want to wait and see if he even plays this year.

Michael Vick

After being released from federal prison in May for his dogfighting conviction, Vick was reinstated into the NFL on a conditional basis in July, that may allow him to resume full play in October.

This is going to be interesting since the current starting quarterback for the Eagles is Donovan McMahon, who had record stats last year with 416 points, 3916 yards, 345 completions on 547 attempts on the way to the Eagles fifth NFC Championship game and 2004 Super Bowl appearance with McMahon as starting quarterback.

Because of his contribution to the team, McMahon’s contract was restructured in June for the final two years for a whopping $24 million. At best, Michael Vick would have to wait a year to start for any team unless McMahon goes down. And if Donovan McMahon has another banner year, they’ll be losing Vick with his option on the second year, but for $1.6 million, it’s good insurance.

More on the story can be found at ESPN.Com. If the Eagles are not your team, you can find Tickets for NFL Games Here.