You can check out anytime you like… but they’re not quite leaving yet.

The Eagles are extending their stay at the Sphere, adding six more dates to their smash-hit residency as fans scramble for what could be their last shot to see the rock legends live.

The band announced the additional shows “due to overwhelming demand,” with new dates set for Sept. 18-19 and Nov. 13-14 and Nov. 27-28.

That pushes the “Eagles — Live in Concert at Sphere” run to 64 total shows since launching in September 2024.

But if you’re desperate to see the band live, don’t take it easy — the clock is ticking.

In a February interview with CBS Sunday Morning, frontman Don Henley suggested the group’s touring days may soon be over.

“This is probably the last chapter,” the long-tenured drummer said, signaling the iconic band may finally be ready to say goodbye after more than five decades.

The looming farewell has only made tickets hotter than a desert highway.

Fans have been flocking to the Sphere shows, which blend the band’s timeless catalog with the venue’s mind-bending visuals and immersive sound.

Tickets for the newly added dates go on sale May 15 at 10 a.m. PT, with presales starting May 13. Prices begin at $175, with VIP packages offering premium seats, merch and hotel perks tied to The Venetian Resort Las Vegas.

And the setlist is basically a greatest-hits victory lap.

From “Hotel California” to “Take It Easy” and beyond, the band is leaning all the way into the catalog that made them one of the best-selling acts of all time.

With more than 150 million albums sold worldwide and a legacy that spans generations, the Eagles aren’t just playing shows, they’re taking fans on one last ride down a very familiar road.

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