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Dodger Stadium became home to some of rock's biggest bands this past weekend. The Classic West featured The Eagles and Fleetwood Mac as headliners.
The Eagles performed Saturday evening for the first time since the passing of long-time member Glenn Frey. However his son Deacon Frey took his dad's place in the group with a tribute to his late father to start off the night with “Take It Easy”. Country songwriter and artist, Vince Gil joined the band for the night.
Also performing Saturday evening was Steely Dan and The Doobie Brothers.
Joining Fleetwood Mac on the beautiful Los Angeles Sunday evening was Journey with Arnel Pineda and Earth, Wind and Fire.
Photography by Christopher Victorio for OC Weekly.