The Doobie Brothers Announce 50th Anniversary Tour

The Doobie Brothers

Photo by Clay Patrick McBride

The Doobie Brothers are setting out for a tour in 2020 to celebrate their 50th anniversary. Spanning 53 cities in North America, the tour will welcome five-time Grammy winner Michael McDonald back into the fold, which will mark the first time the singer has toured with them since 1996.

“Next year our tour will include Tom [Johnston], John [McFee] and myself, along with Michael McDonald,” Patrick Simmons said. “The fans will have a chance to hear all our hits, as well as deep cuts and new material. I know these will be very special performances.”

The group will continue to be anchored by John Cowan, who has been in their touring band in 2010. Hear him lay down the low end on a spirited version of “Rockin’ Down the Highway” from Live at the Beacon Theatre:

Doobie Brothers 2020 50th Anniversary Tour:

DateLocationVenue
Jun 9West Palm Beach, FLCoral Sky Amphitheatre
Jun 10Tampa, FLMIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre
Jun 12Jacksonville, FLDaily's Place
Jun 14Alpharetta, GAAmeris Bank Amphitheatre (Formerly Verizon Amphitheatre)
Jun 17Nashville, TNBridgestone Arena
Jun 19Charlotte, NCPNC Music Pavilion
Jun 20Raleigh, NCCoastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek
Jun 23Virginia Beach, VAVeterans United Home Loans Amphitheater at Virginia Beach
Jun 24Bristow, VAJiffy Lube Live
Jun 26Allentown, PAPPL Center
Jun 27Camden, NJBB&T Pavilion
Jun 29Holmdel, NJPNC Bank Arts Center
Jun 30Wantagh, NYNorthwell Health at Jones Beach Theater
Jul 2Uncasville, CTMohegan Sun Arena
Jul 3Mansfield, MAXfinity Center
Jul 5Syracuse, NYSt. Joseph's Health Amphitheater
Jul 18London, ONBudweiser Gardens
Jul 19Toronto, ONBudweiser Stage
Jul 21Darien Center, NYDarien Lake Amphitheater
Jul 22Cuyahoga Falls, OHBlossom Music Center
Jul 24Gilford, NHBank of New Hampshire Pavilion
Jul 26Saratoga Springs, NYSaratoga Performing Arts Center
Jul 29Toledo, OHThe Zoo Amphitheater
Jul 30Noblesville, INRuoff Home Mortgage Music Center
Aug 1Grand Rapids, MIVan Andel Arena
Aug 2Clarkston, MIDTE Energy Music Theatre
Aug 4Cincinnati, OHRiverbend Music Center
Aug 6Burgettstown, PAKeyBank Pavilion
Aug 8Tinley Park, ILHollywood Casino Amphitheatre
Aug 9Mt Pleasant, MISoaring Eagle Casino & Resort
Aug 12Sioux City, IATyson Center
Aug 14St. Louis, MOHollywood Casino Amphitheatre
Aug 15Kansas City, MOStarlight Theatre
Aug 28St. Paul, MNMinnesota State Fair
Aug 30Denver, COPepsi Center
Sep 2Salt Lake City, UTUSANA Amphitheatre
Sep 3Boise, IDFord Amphitheatre
Sep 5Seattle, WAWhite River Amphitheatre
Sep 6Ridgefield, WASunlight Supply Amphitheater
Sep 8Spokane, WASpokane Arena
Sep 10Wheatland, CAToyota Amphitheater
Sep 12Mountain View, CAShoreline Amphitheatre
Sep 13Fresno, CASave Mart Center
Sep 17Chula Vista, CANorth Island Credit Union Amphitheater
Sep 18Los Angeles, CAThe Forum
Oct 3Phoenix, AZAk-Chin Pavilion
Oct 7Albuquerque, NMIsleta Amphitheater
Oct 9Irving, TXToyota Music Factory
Oct 10Houston, TXThe Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
Oct 12Little Rock, ARSimmons Bank Arena
Oct 14Bossier City, LACenturyLink Arena
Oct 15New Orleans, LASmoothie King Center
Oct 17Memphis, TNFedExForum

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  1. AV

    It’s not a north american tour unless there’s at least one date not in the US. sheesh.