The Indiana University Eagles concert was in the I.U. Assembly Hall on September 1, 1974. The Eagles and Kansas opened for the Beach Boys. It was originally supposed to be an outdoor concert at the 10th Street Stadium, but rain changed the plans to an indoor concert in the Indiana University Assembly Hall.
Eagles backstage
All photos by Neil Sharrow used with his permission

Randy Meisner

Glenn Frey

Don Felder

Don Henley
Don could hide his drumsticks in that hair.
Indiana University Eagles concert
Neil Sharrow, photographer – Photos used with permission

Bernie Leadon, Randy Meisner, and Don Felder
I hope Randy didn’t lose the key hanging from his back pocket.

Randy Meisner and Glenn Frey

Randy Meisner and Glenn Frey

Bernie Leadon and Glenn Frey

Don Henley

Randy Meisner, Glenn Frey, Bernie Leadon, Don Henley, and Don Felder

Randy Meisner, Don Henley (on drums) Glenn Frey, Don Felder, and Bernie Leadon

Bernie Leadon, Don Felder, and Don Henley (on drums)
Indiana Daily Student (Indiana University student newspaper) – Sept. 2, 1974
Concert Posters
Kansas and the Eagles opened for the Beach Boys at Indiana University

Designed and created by James Tracy

Concert ticket – $7.00
Weather caused the show to be changed from the outdoor stadium to the Indiana University Assembly Hall


Evansville Courier (Evansville, IN) – Aug. 9, 1974

Daily Herald-Telephone (Bloomington, IN) – Aug. 23, 1974
“The Eagles livened up the darkness with a string of hits composed of many of the better songs of the day. The band opened with ‘Take It Easy,’ followed with ‘Outlaw Man’ and then hit the better songs from their current album like ‘Already Gone’ and ‘Midnight Flyer’.”

Concert review in the Daily Herald-Telephone (Bloomington, IN) – Sept. 1974
“What was to have been an outdoor concert in the Tenth Street Stadium had become a somewhat confined indoor concert at the Assembly Hall.”

From the 1975 Arbutus (Indiana University yearbook pg. 14). There was no Eagles photo, only a Beach Boys photo.
Indiana University Assembly Hall – capacity was 16,746

Great backstage pictures! Love what you pulled together for this concert.
I think Neil Sharrow did a fabulous job with the photos. This was a time when I think black and white was the way to go.