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Doobie Brothers
Genre: Pop / Rock | Headline Shows: 18 | Date: All

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Date City Venue Tickets
Fri 03/19/10 Thackerville, OK Winstar World Casino
 
Sat 03/20/10 Mayetta, KS Prairie Band Casino & Resort
 
Sun 03/21/10 Columbia, MO Jesse Auditorium
Tue 03/23/10 Austin, TX The Expo Center
 
Thu 03/25/10 Mescalero, NM Inn Of The Mountain Gods
Sat 03/27/10 Rancho Mirage, CA The Show At Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa
Sun 03/28/10 Winterhaven, CA Quechan Casino Resort
 
Thu 04/22/10 Montgomery, AL Montgomery Performing Arts Centre
Fri 04/23/10 Atmore, AL Wind Creek Casino
 
Wed 04/28/10 Lancaster, PA American Music Theatre
Sat 05/01/10 Atlantic City, NJ Caesars Circus Maximus Theatre
Fri 05/21/10 Grand Rapids, MI Frederik Meijer Gardens
 
Appearing at "HullabaLOU Music Festival" \ Bon Jovi
Fri 07/23/10 Louisville, KY Churchill Downs
Appearing at "Sturgis Rally"
Sat 08/14/10 Sturgis, SD The Legendary Buffalo Chip
 
Appearing at "Western Idaho Fair"
Tue 08/24/10 Boise, ID Western Idaho Fairgrounds
 
Sat 09/04/10 Las Vegas, NV Las Vegas Hilton
 
Sun 09/05/10 Las Vegas, NV Las Vegas Hilton
 
Mon 09/06/10 Ivins, UT Tuacahn Amphitheatre / Center For The Arts

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  1. 2
    gdthoms wrote:

    05:57 PM, Sep 17, 2009 |

    Date of Concert: 9/1/2009 | Location: Salem, Or

    I have seen the Doobie Brothers in concert 7 times and I will keep going back for more. It is just incredible that even after all these years they still put on a full blown rockin' show. They still look like they are having fun.

  2. 122
    fnLEE wrote:

    11:04 AM, Jun 25, 2009 |

    Date of Concert: 6/23/2009 | Location: Raleigh, NC, USA

    BAD COMPANY / DOOBIE BROTHERS
    Tuesday, June 23, 2009
    Walnut Creek

    There is always something to do on the weekend but Tuesday nights need any
    excitement injection it can get and this Tuesday was juiced up like a
    pro athlete with BAD COMPANY and the DOOBIE BROTHERS hitting The Creek.

    What a beautiful day for it, all sun with no chance of rain. You did
    not have to concern yourself with two seasons, one bright and warm
    during the day and one dark and cold later in the evening. It is
    officially Summer Time and all the girls are dressing accordingly.

    As always, the party starts on the 96rock Deck at the top of the hill.
    Free beer, free food, live radio broadcasting, 96rock Girls and the
    chance to play Corn Hole and get a free upgrade to the Front Row.
    The Deck was packed early; it is like a club within a club. The
    gentleman that won the front row upgrade was a Corn Hole pro, he had
    a beer in one hand and the bean bag in the other.

    I had an extra so 96rock Girl Jessica went to Row A with me, it is
    always nice to get some attractive ladies in the pit and have the
    96logo present and accounted for at Ground Zero. Both bands certainly
    appreciated it as they kept coming to the edge of the stage to reach
    down and connect.

    I would say we hit the barricade but there was no barricade fence down
    front, there was no security. You went there and did what you wanted
    with no direction from others, and let’s be honest, we’re pro’s and
    don’t need guidance.

    It was easy to lose track of all those that said things like,
    “The Doobie Brothers were my first concert”. “I saw the DB in
    such-and-such place at such-and-such time”, everyone had their memory
    and if they did not, they left with one tonight after a monster set-list:

    1 Take Me In Your Arms,
    2 Jesus Is Just Alright,
    3 Dangerous,
    4 Rockin' Down The Highway,
    5 Nobody,
    6 Back To The Chateau
    7 Guy Allison piano solo>
    8 Takin' To The Streets
    9 Don't Start Me Talkin'
    10 Little Bitty Pretty One
    11 Black Water
    12 Long Train Runnin'
    band intros
    Encore:
    13 China Grove
    14 Without You
    15 Listen To The Music

    The DB had the stage packed with players: keyboards, fiddle, sax, 3 guitar
    players, two guitars on pedestals, bass and two complete drum kits.
    It was a wall of sound.

    Skylark, the bass player sang “Takin’ To The Streets” and he was nailing
    it like he had a pneumatic hammer instead of that wild bass with the red
    LED lights in the neck. It was a driving thumping sound that was leading
    the charge.

    Marc Rosso was right there with him playing the choice of saxophones he
    had racked-up on the stage. You can tell the bands that have equipment
    techs, their brass instruments are shinny where if you pack your own
    load-in the gold tone is usually tarnished and oxidized.

    Give it up for the DB, they knew where they were as they changed the
    lyrics on Black Water to “Old Black Water, Keep On Rolling”
    “Carolina Moon, won’t you keep on shinin on me”

    That felt like a closing act but not this time, it is the night of the
    co-headliners and next up
    was BAD COMPANY.

    The sun has set so all the intensity of the lights kick in and everything
    gets jacked-up to the next level and that next level is where Lead Singer
    Paul Rodgers must reside all the time. His touring with Queen has him in
    great shape.

    He was wearing a white tank top with black pants that had rows of zippers
    down the front legs and he had a chrome mic stand that he was throwing in
    the air so high that it went out of the light frame and came down like
    it was reentering the atmosphere. It was a juggling act.

    For “Burnin’ Sky” the stage went dark, there were sounds of thunder and
    super nova flashes of blinding white lightning that lit up the world in
    strobes of movement as the stage filled with smoke then the lights turned
    to a red storm as the lyrics described it all: “The sky is burnin’ I believe
    my soul’s on fire”. So special are the moments when the theatre and the song
    are the same.

    It is another monster set-list:
    1 Honey Child
    2 Rock Steady
    3 Run With the Pack
    4 Live for the Music
    5 Burnin' Sky
    6 Gone, Gone, Gone
    7 Electricland
    8 Seagull
    9 When Will I Ever Be Free?
    10 Movin' On
    11 Simple Man
    12 Shooting Star
    13 Deal With the Preacher
    14 Feel Like Makin' Love
    15 Can't Get Enough
    Encore:
    16 Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy
    17 Ready for Love
    Encore 2:
    18 Bad Company

    How many One-Hit-Wonder bands are there out there. That one-hit can be ridden
    their whole career but even in their fame they must get a little jealous of
    those that can draw on set-lists like The Doobie Brothers and Bad Company.

    …fnLEE
    http://96rockonline.com/sectional.asp?id=32723

  3. 1
    Dingo Renno wrote:

    09:14 PM, May 22, 2009 |

    Date of Concert: 1/10/2006 | Location: Newcastle, NSW, Australia

    Have seen the Doobies twice now here in Australia. What always amazes me is their passion, I mean these guys were playing live gigs when the Beatles were still together. Both times they played with the enthusiasm of a first gig. Thank god for the Doobies to set the standard. Amazing talents. Oh yeah and thank you guys for the plectrums and drum sticks.

  4. 2
    DoobiesRule wrote:

    02:11 PM, May 03, 2009 |

    Date of Concert: 4/28/2009 | Location: Bridgeport, CT

    The Doobies always rock and always put on a great show. I've seen them several times and have never been disappointed. Good mix of classic rockers and some deep cuts. They always leave you wanting more. Can't wait to see them again!

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