The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers, The Doobie Brothers, have announced a North American summer tour that includes one show in Pennsylvania. The legendary band will tour with special guests, The Coral ...

Doobie Brothers' Michael McDonald sings in concert while banging on the keys. The Doobie Brothers are pulling double duty. After announcing their summer, co-headlining ‘Oneness Tour’ with Santana, ...

Patrick Simmons, Tom Johnston, John McFee, and Michael McDonald of The Doobie Brothers have announced a 2025 North American tour in support of their forthcoming album, “Walk this Road,” to be released ...

The Atkinson Lion Club presents The Brothers Doobie, a tribute to The Doobie Brothers, live at Timberlane Performing Arts ...

The Doobie Brothers are touring with Coral Reefer Band this summer. The 2025 trek opens Monday, August 4 at Pine Knob Music Theatre in Clarkston, Michigan. The Doobie Brothers’ upcoming North American ...

The ’70s were their golden decade, and you couldn’t go anywhere in 1979 without hearing a Doobie Brothers song. From the smooth groove of “What a Fool Believes” to the pulse of “Minute by Minute,” ...

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The Doobie Brothers will release "Walk This Road," their first album in four years, on June 6, 2025. The band, known for blending country, rock, and soul, continues to tour and create new music. The ...

The song “Walk This Road” is a gospel- and soul-influenced tune that features guest vocals by Mavis Staples. All of The Doobie Brothers’ core members—Michael McDonald, Tom Johnston, Simmons, and John ...

The Doobie Brothers are pulling double duty. After announcing their summer, co-headlining ‘Oneness Tour’ with Santana, Michael McDonald and co. just shared that they’re also striking out on a solo run ...

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