The Eagles will return to KeyBank Center Saturday, July 14^th at 8:00pm.

The EAGLES are one of the most influential and commercially successful American rock bands of all time. With their profound lyrics, harmonies and country-tinged melodies, they created a signature Southern California sound. The Eagles have sold more than 120 million albums worldwide, have scored six #1 albums and have topped the singles charts five times. The band has been awarded six GRAMMY® Awards. The Eagles have performed sold-out concert tours worldwide throughout their career. The band’s 2014 History of the Eagles Tour broke numerous U.S. box office records and included five sold-out concerts at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY and six sold-out concerts at the Forum in Inglewood, California.  The Eagles were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1998 in their first year of eligibility and received the Kennedy Center Honors in 2016.

Tickets are on sale now! Tickets range $99.50 – $229.50 (includes $3.50 facility fee) and can be purchased at the downtown Buffalo VIPTix Box Office at 505 Main St , online at www.viptix.com, or by calling 866-505-0573.  All tickets subject to applicable service charges and fees.

By Spectrum News Staff  |  January 2, 2018 @6:46 AM

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Dreaming off a warm getaway in these frigid temps? The first Bills playoff game in nearly two decades is as good of a reason as any to head south.

Buffalo will face off against the Jaguars in Jacksonville where it’s about 45 degrees — not exactly scorching heat, but compared to Western New York recently, definitely warm.

VIP Tix President Nick Giammuso says there are about 1,500 tickets available, but the demand is far exceeding that. Giammuso says Jacksonville fans are wanting the tickets just as bad, as the the Jaguars haven’t had a home playoff game since 1999.

He says upper level tickets started at about $285, but now they’re more than $400. A ticket for a 50-yard line seat started at $750, and now they’re $900 or more. Between Monday morning and Monday evening prices went up across the board about $80.

“Whether they will continue to go up or not, we watch the supply side a little bit and right now the supply is still there,” Giammuso said. “So we may see prices level off by Tuesday and Wednesday. By Thursday or Friday, prices may go down a little.”

Emphasis on the word may.

As of Tuesday morning, there are still a lot of tickets available online, with some fetching prices as high as $2,100.

As for flights, round trip from Buffalo to Jacksonville leaving Saturday morning and returning Monday range from about $670 to $1,000.

Some would say it’s a steep price, while others might argue that it’s a priceless situation.