The Wembley Mid-Summer Music Concert in London included the Eagles, Elton John, The Beach Boys, Joe Walsh, Rufus, & Stackridge. At the end of this page is the video for the Wembley TV commercial. The audios of the Eagles’ performance from the Live at Wembley Stadium CD for all 16 songs performed at this concert are below on this page.
“Next, even better, came the Eagles, the epitome of easy-listening, quality country rock. Again, they played to a formula, and within certain safe perimeters, but with chugging rhythms and fine harmonies they were perfect at what they did.”
The Guardian – June 23, 1975
The Eagles were also at Wembley Stadium for four nights in 1977, April 25-28.
Photos by Henry Diltz
Wembley Mid-Summer Music in London
Randy Meisner, Glenn Frey, Don Henley (on drums), Bernie Leadon, and Don Felder
Eagles leaving the stage and walking past tour manager, Richard Fernandez
Jackson Browne, Glenn Frey, and Joe Walsh
Jackson and Glenn backstage
Glenn and Jackson backstage
Candice Bergen sitting on the stage
All-day Wembley ticket
Now we know how these bands get all their equipment moved.
Billboard magazine – July 10, 1976
Wembley concert posters
Program booklet
Mid-Summer Music CD – Live at Wembley Stadium 1975
Take It Easy
(joined by Jackson Browne on stage)
Outlaw Man
Doolin’ Dalton
Desperado
One Of These Nights
Train Leaves Here This Morning
Peaceful Easy Feeling
Blackberry Blossom Instrumental
Midnight Flyer
Already Gone
Too Many Hands
James Dean
Good Day In Hell
Witchy Woman
(extra long intro)
Oh Carol
(joined by Joe Walsh on stage)
Best Of My Love
(joined by Joe Walsh on stage)
Evening Standard (London, England) – May 1, 1975
Record World magazine – May 10, 1975
Bryan Garofalo later joined Randy in the Silverados.
History of Rock 1975
Record Mirror – June 28, 1975
“Next, even better, came the Eagles, the epitome of easy-listening, quality country rock. Again, they played to a formula, and within certain safe perimeters, but with chugging rhythms and fine harmonies they were perfect at what they did.”
The Guardian (London) – June 23, 1975
Birmingham Evening Mail (Birmingham, England) – June 24, 1975
Colorado Cowboys?
Record Mirror magazine – June 28, 1975
Cash Box – July 5, 1975
“The first LP, titled simply, ‘Eagles’, took off immediately via a great debut hit single, ‘Take It Easy’. Ironically, in Britain, where the album was made, the song was merely an underground classic. But when the Eagles opened with it at Wembley this year, there was a huge roar.”
Record Mirror magazine – Aug. 16, 1975
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