The Doobie Brothers at Jiffy Lube Live

Bring everyone out, it’s The Doobie Brothers’ biggest outing of their career. The Walk This Road Tour celebrates the band’s forthcoming effort. The album, which is set to drop on June 6, will be their 16th studio effort and first album in four years following the release of their 2021 work, Liberte. You’ll be catching this band in their best element as they bust out brand new music, but also a slew of their hard hitting smashing hits. The Doobie Brothers have five decades worth of phenomenal music, such as “Listen to the Music,” “Long Train Runnin’,” “What a Fool Believes,” and so much more.

Prepare for an exhilarating showdown, The Doobie Brothers definitely delivers a monumental spectacle. The band has been bringing the world standard in rock since the 70s and to this day, they continue to blow minds wherever they go. Stunning stage presence, great artistry, and infectious energy are in store and you can’t help but sing, dance, and vibe along to their smashing hits. Their special guest Coral Reef Band will be making a grand performance as well. Known as the longtime back up band of the late and great Jimmy Buffet, the band continues on to perform phenomenal hits at the request of Buffet himself. 

See this grand spanking rock bonanza at the Jiffy Lube Live. The venue features state of the art entertainment and excellent facilities. Catch the space’s cutting edge sound and lights, thrilling ambiance, and fantastic ample concert grounds. You can enjoy the show from reserve seating in the pavilion or enjoy the music from the lawn. Wherever you are seated, you’re sure to have a blast.

ABOUT THE DOOBIE BROTHERS

The band has been rocking since 1971. The iconic line up comprising Tom Johnston, Patrick Simmons, Michael McDonald, and John McFee has been delivering great blue eyed soul and rock music to fans for over five decades. The Doobie Brothers has released a total of 15 albums, including their triple platinum gem, Minute By Minute, released in 1978. The album also became the band’s first number 1 charting work in the U.S. In 1976, the band released their great hits album, Best of the Doobies, which earned diamond status upon selling million upon millions of copies.