Eggy Turns Eagles Favorite ‘Seven Bridges Road’ Into A 15-Minute Jam

All four members of Eggy harmonized over layers of synth as they opened their first “Seven Bridges Road” on Saturday at Ardmore Music Hall in Ardmore, Pennsylvania. The Connecticut quartet debuted the song popularized by Eagles early in the second set of its two-night run closer, stretching the cover to 15:42.

The synths kept swirling beneath the harmonies through the composed section before Eggy took the song through a series of tempo changes. Jake Brownstein moved between guitar and the keyboard he added to his rig for the fall tour, working in a tease of King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s “Interior People” during the jam.

Steve Young wrote “Seven Bridges Road” and first released it on his 1969 album Rock Salt And Nails. Iain Matthews recorded the song with producer Michael Nesmith for 1973’s Valley Hi, devising the close-harmony arrangement Eagles would later use. Eagles warmed up with the song backstage before making it a concert opener. Their recording from a July 1980 show in Santa Monica appeared on Eagles Live and “Seven Bridges Road” has continued to be a setlist staple for the legendary band through 2026.

Eggy broke out a pair of songs in the first set. “Wireless” returned after 64 shows, while Little Feat’s “Spanish Moon” ended a 62-show gap when it emerged from a sequence that began with “Breaking The Horse” and wound through “Rampage.” An 18-minute “Peace Upon Us” opened the second set ahead of “Seven Bridges Road,” and “Smile” capped the night as the encore.

Watch fan-shot video of the full “Seven Bridges Road” debut and a clip of the jam below. The entire concert is available on nugs as a livestream replay and official audio.

Check out footage of Eggy practicing the “Seven Bridges Road” harmonies:

Setlist (via TheCarton.net)

Set One: Apology, Wireless[1], Breaking The Horse > Rampage > Spanish Moon[2], BubaGum, Fragments, Laurel[3]

Set Two: Peace Upon Us, Seven Bridges Road[4], Rosetta Stone[5], I Pray, Boom Or Bust[6]

Encore: Smile

Footnotes:
[1] LTP 3/17/26 (64 shows)
[2] Little Feat cover, LTP 3/19/26 (62 shows), with No Way Down (The Shins) tease from Jake
[3] with Stayin’ Alive (Bee Gees) and Material Girl (Madonna) teases from Jake
[4] debut of the arrangement popularized by Eagles, with Interior People (King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard) tease from Jake
[5] with Call To The Post tease
[6] with Voice Of Them All quotes

Eggy’s The Final Tour (of 2026) continues Friday and Saturday at Bowery Ballroom in New York City.