The Doobie Brothers and Coral Reefer Band are set to open their summer tour on Monday, August 4, 2025 at Pine Knob Music ...

When Tom Johnston left The Doobie Brothers in 1977, he says he nearly died.

After “Takin’ it to the Streets” in 1976 with the addition of Michael McDonald, the Doobie Brothers are once again inviting the masses to take another spirited journey with ”Walk This Road.” The ...

"If we do another record, we might just sit in a room together and play the tracks like we used to in the old days and see what happens." ...

Plus, why the band's new album Walk This Road is its first to feature contributions from all three principal songwriters: Tom Johnston, Michael McDonald and Pat Simmons.

Fifty-three years since their first hit single, “Listen to the Music,” raced up the charts in 1972, the Doobie Brothers are back with their 16th studio album, Walk This Road, and a 20-date ...

As Doobie Brothers fans well know, the band went through a seismic shift in 1976 when they made one of the more successful ...

Patrick Simmons tells us about the best and worst of the Doobie Brothers, including the song the Hells Angels couldn’t get enough of: ‘I didn’t want the crap beaten out of me. But we had a ...

Michael McDonald, Tom Johnston, Patrick Simmons and John McFee reflect on 50 years of The Doobie Brothers, including how touring has changed since their days flying on "The Doobieliner." ...

In June 2025, the band released their sixteenth album, Walk This Road, and first in 40 years with McDonald, who gave a shout-out to fellow inductees Schwartz and Jerkins, who also called the ...

Latest chart stats about WALK THIS ROAD - peak chart position, weeks on chart, catalogue number, week-by-week chart placement and latest news ...