Fans of The Doobie Brothers have much to anticipate beyond the 2024 tour dates. The iconic rock band, which reunited with its core lineup in 2019 for a 50th-anniversary tour that kicked off in 2021 after pandemic-related delays, has continued to tour extensively. The group, now featuring co-founders Tom Johnston and Pat Simmons, along with longtime members Michael McDonald and John McFee, recently announced a series of 2024 tour dates and will also release a new album, marking their first collaboration with McDonald in 44 years.
In an interview with Billboard, Simmons and Johnston shared their excitement about creating new music with McDonald, who rejoined the band for the 50th-anniversary tour after a nearly four-decade hiatus. The upcoming album will be the band's 16th studio release and a follow-up to 2021's Liberté.
