Santana are honoring both the 50th anniversary of their legendary Woodstock set and the 20th anniversary of their comeback album Supernatural by touring North America this summer. The Doobie Brothers ...

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – The sounds of Santana and The Doobie Brothers could be heard on Friday night as the two acts stopped in the Spa City on their Supernatural Now tour. A half-century after ...

The Doobie Brothers have announced the June 6, 2025, release of their forthcoming studio effort, Walk This Road, via Rhino Records. The hitmakers’ latest 10-track assemblage finds Michael McDonald ...

Michael McDonald had been a key collaborator on the Doobie Brothers' platinum-selling Top 10 album Takin' It to the Streets. He wrote or co-wrote four of the 1976 LP's nine songs while singing on five ...

Considering they've been playing the riff for half a century, maybe it shouldn't be a surprise, but knocking the rust off never sounded so good, as this band tuning up in a rehearsal hall in Burbank. ...

The Doobie Brothers have just announced a new tour slated for 2024, taking their classic sound across the country. They’ll be beginning their tour in Seattle, Washington at the White River ...

This story was originally broadcast on "Sunday Morning" October 3, 2021. Considering they've been playing the riff for half a century, maybe it shouldn't be a surprise, but knocking the rust off never ...

The trek currently features 19 confirmed shows, kicking off August 4 in the Detroit suburb of Clarkston, Michigan, and running through a September 18 performance in Toronto. Additional dates will be ...

Born out of Northern California’s chaotic, late-1960s musical stew, The Doobie Brothers’ rugged, real and authentic approach to rock and roll made them biker bar stalwarts. But their self-titled debut ...

News that Jimmy Buffett’s Coral Reefer Band would tour this summer with the Doobie Brothers Band was exciting for fans – and for the players it’s “a pure joy,” says an Alabama star in the thick of it.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Tom Johnston isn’t that big a fan of agencies like BMI, ASCAP and others cracking down on bars that host weekend warrior bands. That might be a bit surprising, considering Johnston’s ...