Joe Walsh

Joe Walsh, best known as a musician with a successful career spanning decades, has also established a notable presence in political commentary and authored books. Over the years, Walsh has entertained audiences with classics like "Funk," "Walk Away," "Life’s Been Good," and "Ordinary Average Guy." The catalog of songs is a significant part of many fans' lives, marked by his participation in the Eagles and solo projects, such as the 2005 release "One Day at a Time" on the Eagles Farewell I DVD.

Along with his contributions to music, Walsh has committed time and resources to support causes like the Santa Cruz Island Foundation and the California Innocence Project. His appearances have ranged from television spots on the Drew Carey Show and MadTV to political commentary. Notably, he has transitioned into a political figure and commentator, regularly appearing on CNN and MSNBC. Walsh has authored the book "F*CK SILENCE: Calling Trump Out for the Cultish, Moronic, Authoritarian Con Man He Is," released in February 2020, and hosts the podcast “White Flag With Joe Walsh.” His engagement in this arena includes challenging Donald Trump in the 2020 Republican primary and discussing topics such as the impact of elections on America's future and the defense of democracy.

Walsh's musical journey began in earnest when he joined the Cleveland-based power trio, The James Gang, in 1969. The success of albums like "Hotel California" and "The Long Run" with the Eagles, alongside his solo projects, cemented his status in the music industry. In the 1990s, the Eagles reunited for the "Hell Freezes Over" album and tour, demonstrating their enduring appeal. Currently, Walsh is involved with the Eagles on new projects, indicating his ongoing commitment to both his music and newer roles in political discourse and advocacy.