Don Henley moved to Los Angeles in 1970 with two things: a box of songs he’d written and a hope that Linda Ronstadt would ...

Don Henley's musical legacy is a testament to the enduring power of songcraft and storytelling. As a founding member of the iconic rock band Eagles, Henley's contributions have left an indelible mark ...

A debut album is a fickle thing to pull off–especially when it’s your first introduction as a solo artist after being in a mega successful band. Don Henley fell into that trap when he released his ...

As the Eagles took to the Grammys stage to perform and accept their award, some 40 years later, Don Henley found himself ...

For as much as Don Henley didn't want to be defined by one genre, he felt that country always had a place on his turntable if ...

Many music fans obviously love listening to Eagles. That’s why the band’s 1976 best-of compilation, Their Greatest Hits (1971–1975), is the all-time best-selling album in the U.S. Their Greatest Hits ...

Tears for Fears were working on material for what would become their second album, 1985’s Songs from the Big Chair. Indirectly, Don Henley provided an important piece of inspiration. As bassist and ...

Some classic rock stars loved courting controversy — but The Eagles’ Don Henley wasn’t one of them. He wrote a song about heavy issues that he knows will not play well to all audiences. For that ...

Don Henley and his longtime Eagles collaborator, Glenn Frey were known for their seemingly endless quest for perfection in the studio. So it's not surprising to learn that there are some moments that ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The early 80s were a time of uncertainty for Don Henley. "I felt tremendous pressure, not to measure up to the success of the ...

Classic rock bands were sometimes falsely accused of being Satanic. Meanwhile, Don Henley flat-out said that The Eagles’ disco song “One of These Nights” is Satanic. Here’s a look at what he was ...