The Doobie Others is a seven-piece group that honors The Doobie Brothers, recreating the world-famous sound and style of the original Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame band. With meticulous attention to detail, they deliver a concert experience that captures the essence of The Doobie Brothers’ greatest hits with stunning accuracy.
Their repertoire spans the original band’s extensive catalog, featuring top hits including “Listen to the Music,” “Black Water,” “Long Train Runnin’,” “Takin’ it to the Streets,” and many more. This is music that radio never stopped playing.
This powerhouse group performs for thousands of devoted fans from coast to coast. Each show captures the spirit, excitement, and feel-good vibe that made The Doobie Brothers one of the most beloved bands of all time.
The Doobie Others showcase their powerful vocals and three-part harmonies, with impeccable musicianship. Everywhere they perform, they receive praise for their vibrant shows and their ability to connect with the crowd. Audience participation and sing-alongs are encouraged.
Formed in 1970, The Doobie Brothers sold more than 48 million records, won four Grammy awards, and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2020.
The Doobie Others have become a return booking at performing arts centers and theaters across the country, from the Tibbits Opera House to the Palos Verdes Performing Arts Center. Audiences of all ages respond to the feel-good energy and the sing-along familiarity of the songs.
Built-in 1925, in the grand architectural style of Beaux-Arts Classical Revival, the Simon Theatre provided a splendid setting for many theatrical performances, film screenings and ballroom dances. The James Simon family commissioned Houston architect Alfred C. Finn, whose career included designing a number of prominent Houston buildings as well as the San Jacinto Monument, to design the theatre for the community of Brenham. Today, after a meticulous million-plus dollar renovation, the glamour and grand style lives on for future generations in the newly named Barnhill Center at Historic Simon Theatre.
