The Doobie Brothers are set for a jam-packed year, with a new U.S. leg of their Walk This Road tour kicking off this fall following a summer tour with Santana. Starting on Sept. 26 in Ohio, these dates support their 2025 album Walk This Road and are tied to the 50th-anniversary reissue of Takin’ It to the Streets, the band’s first album with singer Michael McDonald. The news was shared with fans in an Instagram post announcing the fall concerts.
“Our North American Walk This Road Tour dates are now live, and we’re looking forward to playing for you all,” the caption continued. Fans expressed their excitement in the comments, with one eagerly anticipating a show in Chattanooga and another hoping the band makes a stop in California.
In a recent interview with Ultimate Classic Rock, Michael McDonald discussed his return to the Doobie Brothers for the Walk This Road album, marking his first studio album with the band since 1980. He expressed how much he had missed being part of the Doobie Brothers during his solo career and noted his enthusiasm for future tour dates with the band.
Reflecting on the joy of performing with the band onstage, McDonald shared how the music feels fresh and exciting each time they play, despite having played the songs for decades. This timeless quality resonates with fans who continue to support them year after year.
As the legendary band looks ahead to more tour dates in the coming years, Michael McDonald and the Doobie Brothers are eager to keep making music and sharing it with their devoted audience. The enduring appeal of their songs and the connection they have with their fans remains a driving force for their continued success in the music industry.
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