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The Doobie Brothers have produced some of classic rock’s most memorable hits. From the polished yacht rock sound of “What a Fool Believes” — a No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 and ranked by Rolling Stone Australia as one of the greatest songs ever — to the feel-good harmonies of “Listen to the Music,” The Doobie Brothers’ more than five-decade run has made them one of the preeminent live bands to see. Since their debut album in 1971, The Doobie Brothers have won two Grammy Awards, landed eight albums in the Top 10 on the Billboard 200, been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and sold nearly 50 million albums worldwide. The band has showcased their 14 gold-album repertoire on a globetrotting 50th anniversary tour that began in 2021 with the reunited lineup of Pat Simmons, Tom Johnston, Michael McDonald and John McFee playing together for the first time in nearly 25 years.
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The Doobie Brothers will kick off The 2024 Tour in June.
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The 2024 Tour begins at the White River Amphitheatre in Seattle, WA on June 15.
The 2024 Tour will take The Doobie Brothers across North America in the following cities:
The Doobie Brothers will be joined by Robert Cray and Steve Winwood on select dates. Be sure to refer to individual event pages for exact details.
Fans will have the opportunity to purchase two VIP package options for The 2024 Tour. VIP packages include perks such as:
*See specific date for details, locations may vary slightly by venue.
Citi cardmembers will have access to a presale beginning Tuesday, January 23 at 10:00 a.m. local time. General onsale begins Friday, January 26 at 10:00 a.m. local time.
They are good musicians however the concert was lacking the sound I remembered. Maybe because the lead singer had left the tour for back surgery. I would have opted not to attend and receive my money back if that was possible. The band did a good job but it was not the same.
One of the best concerts I’ve ever been to. Three and a half hours of nothing but the Doobie Brothers. Sang old and newer songs. Band engaging. They sang as if there hadn’t been 50 years since their inception. LOVED EVERY SECOND OF IT! THANKS GUYS
Fun to see them again but missed Tom in the show. Vocal sound levels were off on a few songs so it was difficult to understand them . It would have been nice to have some big screens showing the performers and I would have thought this would be standard for a band like this. Still a nice trip down memory lane.
We really enjoyed the concert. Doobie Brothers put on an amazing concert
Iconic songs, tight sound, great show! It may be the last tour but the memory and the music will last forever 😊🎸🎶
Thought they were fantastic but could have done a few more Michael McDonald songs at the beginning. Great they all still have such strong voices.
There should have been large screens or the Jumbotron playing close-up views of the band on the stage. Could not see any of the solo instrumentals! Very disappointing. Music and tunes were great. Viewing sucked.
The band was tight...close your eyes and it was like listening to the album in your living room.
It was a great performance at the Saddledome. Acoustics were as good as one can expect. Only thing was I expected there’d be jumbotron set up so we’d have a closer up view of the band..
The concert was just ok not enough vocals and singing and too much filler. There was no live screen to see them perform close up when you are seated up high in the arena. Disappointed for the money that I paid.
The real McCoy , no young back up singers to try and make them sound better 1 Police officer could have handled all security LOL
Played all the oldies and a few new songs. Crowd was definitely older (average age 55+) but they were dancing in their seats and in the aisles. Was nice to sit back and listen to all the songs from AM radio in the 70's. Mike McDonalds voice brought back so many memories.
They put on a fantastic 50th Anniversary show without several major members not there. As usual the music was so load that you could not hear the vocals. The tickets were far too expensive too. The band put on a 2 1/2 hour show with no opening act. I really missed Tom Johnson and Jeff Baxter.
Sound is never great at the saddledome, but its sure been better at other concerts Ive attended. I'll never sit on the sides again (we were in section 213). I'd go see the Dobbie Bros again in a heartbeat if I could be confident the sound would be better in different seat or in a different venue. Unfortunately the base and drums were just "noise"that often washed out the vocals, guitars and organ. The only performance that was consistently clear was the sax player. The sound quality was disappointling; to say the least.
The band was great ! 50th anniversary tour is crazy as my first concert was the Doobie Brothers at McMahon some 49 years ago ;)
Disappointing to find the vast majority of songs were their newer songs and not their old songs that we paid to hear.
One of the best shows I've ever see so good to see the guys in action. The show will stay in my memory for ever as an amazing show. Love you Doobie Brothers. I only wish I will see you again.
Getting in was easy but if you don’t have a cell phone, you’re screwed. Sound was good with the exception of the bass and saxophone. Bass was muddled as best and the sax was overboard. Too much and way too loud. Some of my guests said it hurt their ears. And where was Tom Johnson? Guys did a reasonable job of replacing him but we paid to see the whole band.
Loved the concert. If you r a Doobie Bros fan, as I am you would have really loved it. Just one slight issue, the music over played the vocals. I’m not sure if the why that was s I been to the Saddledome before and that wasn’t an issue then.
These guys were great. I was impressed, a great show.....if you have a chance, DON'T MISS THEM !!!!!
