Qwest Center Tickets

Eagles take flight at Qwest Center

One of the great rock bands of all time are making their way to the Qwest Center as the Eagles will perform in Omaha on Saturday, Nov. 8.

The foursome of Glenn Frey, Don Henley, Joe Walsh and Timothy B. Schmitt have made a huge mark on the American music scene during the past three decades. Songs like "One Of These Nights," "Lyin' Eyes" and "The Long Run" have more than stood the test of time over the years and are still staples on classic rock radio stations all over the country.

Each of the band members has had their share of solo success as well. Henley has won several Grammy Awards for his solo work, Frey has made a name for himself with roles in music and movies (you may remember him as the owner of the Arizona Cardinals in "Jerry Maguire"), and Walsh and Schmitt have had solo hits as well.

But they are at their best when they are together in the collective known as the Eagles -- their reunion in 1994 (called "a 14-year vacation" by Frey) was one of the most celebrated reunions in rock and sparked not only a successful live album and tour, but kept the group on the rock scene into the 21st century.

The band has finally released an album of new music, "Long Road Out Of Eden" and is out on tour in support of the album. It's a concert you won't want to miss, so check out the Eagles on Saturday, Nov. 8 with tickets from Ticket Express -- where no event is ever sold out.

Rascal Flatts, Taylor Swift at Qwest Center

Two of country music's hottest acts will grace the Qwest Center stage together on Saturday night, headlined by the three-man band known as Rascal Flatts.

Rascal Flatts is out on its "Bob That Head" tour in support of its latest album, "Still Feels Good." The album includes their No. 1 single, "Take Me There" and is sure to get a lot of play when they take the stage on Saturday.

The band was named the Top Vocal Group by the Academy of Country Music, and they have developed quite a following with their high-energy performance that has been a hit all across the country.

Opening the show will be one of the brightest young stars in country music, Taylor Swift, who made a big splash at the Country Music Association awards show earlier this year with her rendition of her latest hit, "Should've Said No." Her new album, "Fearless" is due to hit stores next month.

Don't miss out on a great night of country music -- a few seats are still available to see Rascal Flatts with Taylor Swift right now at Ticket Express -- where no event is ever sold out.

Eagles flying into Omaha Nov. 8

The Eagles are landing.

Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh and Timothy B. Schmitt have put out their first album of new music in almost two decades, "Last Road To Eden" and are out on tour in support of this great album. The Eagles will fly into Omaha for a concert at the Qwest Center on Saturday, Nov. 8.

The Eagles rose to fame in the 1970's with their unique blend of California easygoing attitude and rock influence. Rocking songs like "Life In The Fast Lane" and "Already Gone" were mixed in with soaring, poetic ballads like "Lyin' Eyes," "Desperado" and "I Can't Tell You Why."

The band broke up in 1980, but reunited in 1984 for a live TV show that spawned a live album and the "Hell Freezes Over" tour. The band has continued touring but did not get back into the studio until 2007, and their new two-CD set continues their tradition of combining fantastic songwriting with striking lyrics.

They'll play many of their classics -- as well as some solo stuff from each member -- and it will be a show you won't want to miss. Get your tickets to see the Eagles now at Ticket Express -- where no event is ever sold out.

AC/DC to light up Qwest Center

Austrailia has given us kangaroos, Crocodile Dundee and their own brand of football. Their loudest import, however, is a five-man band of guitar-slinging rockers and they're coming to Omaha this January.

AC/DC has been rocking the world for over three decades, and they will be making a stop in Omaha for a concert at the Qwest Center on Thursday, Jan. 15.

The band was formed by guitar-wielding brothers Malcolm and Angus Young, and they first rose to fame in the late 1970's with tracks like "TNT" and "Highway To Hell." But it was the untimely death of lead singer Bon Scott that ultimately drove the band to icon status, and their 1981 release, "Back In Black" -- featuring new lead singer Brian Johnson -- became one of the biggest-selling albums of all time.

Since then the band has gone on to worldwide fame and has been inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Songs like "Thunderstruck" and "Moneytalks" are fan favorites, and the band has just released its first album in almost a decade, "Black Ice."

This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see one of rock's legendary acts, so don't miss out on your chance to see AC/DC in concert. Get your tickets now at Ticket Express -- where no event is ever sold out.