Don Felder, the iconic guitarist best known for his time with the Eagles, is set to release his highly anticipated fourth solo album, The Vault (Fifty Years of Music), following the success of American Rock 'n' Roll in 2019. This new album marks a unique milestone in Felder’s storied career, offering a stunning collection of newly recorded versions of songs originally demoed over a span of five decades. From the album opener, “Move On,” a song from 1974, to “I Like the Things You Do,” written as recently as 2023, The Vault offers a comprehensive look at Felder’s rich musical history. The album’s title reflects this expansive journey through time, blending timeless rock anthems with heartfelt ballads in a way that only Felder can. What sets The Vault apart is the incredible roster of musical giants that have come together to lend their talents to the project. Felder is joined by true rock royalties including David Paich, Steve Lukather, Joseph "Joe" Williams, and Greg Phillinganes of Toto, renowned drummers such as Greg Bissonette, Brian Tichy, Todd Sucherman, plus Timothy Drury, Nathan East, Nina Winter and Lenny Castro, among others. Their contributions bring a fresh, dynamic energy to the music, enhancing Felder’s signature sound and bringing new life to these songs. In addition to the previously unreleased material, The Vault also includes a newly re-recorded version of “Heavy Metal,” Felder’s classic hit from his 1983 debut album Airborne and the soundtrack of the 1981 animated film of the same name. With its perfect blend of high-energy rockers and introspective, emotional ballads, The Vault (Fifty Years of Music) is an impeccable, melodic rock release that showcases Don Felder’s enduring legacy as one of rock’s most influential and skilled guitarists. Fans of Felder’s remarkable career and music lovers alike will find The Vault to be an essential addition to their collection. Stay tuned for its upcoming release and prepare to experience the sound of a musical journey that spans half a century and don’t miss Don Felder live in his up-and-coming tour with Styx and Kevin Cronin aptly named “The Brotherhood of Rock” starting on May 28th in Greenville, South Carolina. Don Felder is a legendary American musician, proud, longstanding member of the RnR Hall of Fame, best known as the lead guitarist for the iconic rock band Eagles. Felder's virtuosity and distinctive guitar playing were integral to the Eagles' sound, contributing to some of their greatest hits, including "Hotel California," which he co-wrote with Don Henley and Glenn Frey. The song, released in 1976 as part of the Hotel California album, is one of the Eagles' most famous and enduring tracks. Joining the band in 1974, Felder played a pivotal role in their rise to fame, blending technical skill with emotional depth in his solos and riffs. After his time with the Eagles which ended in 2001, Felder concentrated on his solo career, releasing albums that showcase his personal blend of rock, blues, and Southern influences. Felder's music remains influential, and his contributions to rock history continue to resonate with fans worldwide.