By Stig Editor 
“Love Will Keep Us Alive”: Netflix’s New Eagles Documentary Uncovers the Passion, Pain & Power Behind the Legends
Netflix breathes new life into the legendary rock band with an emotional deep dive into their music, brotherhood, and the untold love stories that shaped an era.
They weren’t just a band, they were the soundtrack to decades of heartbreak, highways, and healing.
Netflix has officially announced its upcoming rockumentary “Love Will Keep Us Alive”, a powerful and poetic tribute to the Eagles, the iconic group that gave us Hotel California, Desperado, and countless anthems of longing. Set against the backdrop of their unforgettable 1994 New York reunion captured in the striking photo that now graces the documentary’s cover this special takes fans beyond the spotlight and into the soul of a band whose harmonies masked deep emotional storms.
In true Netflix style, the film is more than just a celebration of the music. It’s a layered exploration of love, loss, ego, and endurance a story told through vintage tour footage, raw interviews, and the voices of those who lived through the wild highs and gutting lows.
From Glenn Frey’s magnetic fire to Don Henley’s quiet intensity, and the chaos and charm of Joe Walsh, Love Will Keep Us Alive reveals the emotional threads that held the Eagles together and nearly tore them apart.
Intimate reflections on the relationships behind songs like “I Can’t Tell You Why” and “Wasted Time”
The real story behind their split and how love (for the music and for each other) brought them back together
Never-before-seen footage from the 1994 “Hell Freezes Over” tour
Cameos and commentary from fellow rock legends and family members
Set to premiere Fall 2025, the documentary promises to be a soul-stirring ride through the desert highways of memory, fueled by timeless melodies and the hearts that bled to create them.
If you’ve ever found yourself lost in an Eagles song, this is one story you don’t want to miss.