Joe Walsh

It was September 8, 1983 and a packed house in Portland for Stevie Nicks and Joe Walsh.

Eagles and AC/DC members talk about forming band with Robert Plant and Roger Daltrey.

First came an important shift in playing style, and then a signature song.

Eagles guitarist bought house soon after completing 'Ordinary Average Guy' solo album.

The group always featured other voices, even if the balance of power eventually shifted.

39 years ago this week, Joe Walsh brought his There Goes the Neighborhood Tour to Portland for his first ever Maine concert at the CCCC.

Eagles guitarist chooses to host show on station that “serves the community I live in.”

Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh, Don Felder, Bernie Leadon, Timothy B. Schmit and Randy Meisner — we looked through the band's catalog and ranked the results.

36 years ago today, Stevie Nicks played a sold-out show at the Civic Center! This was really more of a double-bill with Joe Walsh opening the show.

On June 28, 1981, Joe brought his There Goes the Neighborhood Tour to Portland. It was Joe’s first album since the break-up of the Eagles and it included the fan favorite, “A Life of Illusion”, which we heard in the beginning of BLM’s A to Z.