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Happy Valentine’s Day ❤️ Listen to our official V

Happy Valentine’s Day ❤️

Listen to our official Valentines Day playlist, HELLO, I LOVE YOU: THE DOORS, at the link in bio.

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The Doors will be honored at the Bruce Springsteen

The Doors will be honored at the Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for American Music at it’s fourth annual American Music Honors on April 18th at Monmouth University. Steven Van Zandt will present the tribute.

Tickets go on sale March 18th. Proceeds support the @springsteencenter’s mission to preserve @springsteen’s artifacts and celebrate American music through exhibitions and programs.

Read more at the link in bio.

Happy World Radio Day! 📻 Did you know that when “

Happy World Radio Day! 📻

Did you know that when “Light My Fire” first came out in 1967, radio stations only played 3-minute singles? The song was edited to fit and became one of The Doors’ first hits.

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Own a piece of rock history. The Official “Young

Happy Birthday, Ray. Your keys still speak, your m

Happy Birthday, Ray. Your keys still speak, your music still moves, and your spirit still guides The Doors.

“The thing about Ray and his playing is that it was such a gift... He split his brain into two musicians... It was just Ray, playing the sort of bass lines that he’d learned in Chicago. It was very important for our sound.” - @johndensmore

Photos by Henry Diltz, Nettie Pena, and Paul Ferrara.

Happy birthday to the incomparable Ray Manzarek, t

Happy birthday to the incomparable Ray Manzarek, the keyboardist whose magic defined The Doors’ sound.

From the hypnotic organ of “Light My Fire” to the haunting textures of “Riders on the Storm,” Ray’s keys brought Jazz, Blues, and classical influences into rock, creating music that still moves us today.

Photos by Gloria Stavers, Paul Ferrara, and Getty Images.

💌 Love, The Doors Way. Celebrate this Valentine’s

💌 Love, The Doors Way.

Celebrate this Valentine’s Day with virtual cards inspired by The Doors’ iconic lyrics and style.

Photos by Joel Brodsky, Henry Diltz, and Getty Images.

Today on National Guitar Day, we celebrate @offici

Today on National Guitar Day, we celebrate @officialrobbykrieger, the mastermind behind The Doors’ iconic riffs and unforgettable solos.

Thanks for shaping the sound of The Doors and rock history itself. 🎸

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“The End” fades… Oedipus begins. You know the rest

“The End” fades… Oedipus begins. You know the rest.

🎥: The Hollywood Bowl, 1968.

On this day in 1970, The Doors released their fift

On this day in 1970, The Doors released their fifth studio album, MORRISON HOTEL.

The album saw The Doors return to their Blues-Rock roots with raw energy and classics like “Roadhouse Blues” and “Peace Frog,” hitting #4 on the Billboard 200 and becoming their highest-charting UK release.

Listen to it at the link in bio.

Photos by Henry Diltz.

The Doors – MORRISON HOTEL PICTURE DISC LP is back

The Doors – MORRISON HOTEL PICTURE DISC LP is back in stock.

This limited-edition 12” picture disc was originally released in 2020 alongside the special deluxe edition of the Morrison Hotel graphic novel and has now been re-added to The Doors store in limited quantities.

Shop now at the link in bio.

Today we celebrate the birthday of William S. Burr

Today we celebrate the birthday of William S. Burroughs, the legendary writer whose words and rhythm left a mark on The Doors.

Burroughs’ swirling, experimental style didn’t just influence literature, it shaped Jim Morrison’s poetry and The Doors’ music.

Their collaboration lives on in “Is Everybody In?,” an adaptation of Morrison’s AN AMERICAN PRAYER, where Burroughs delivers Morrison’s words with his signature deadpan intensity over the band’s hypnotic rhythm.

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Step inside Sunset Sound in 1967, for a rare look

Step inside Sunset Sound in 1967, for a rare look inside The Doors’ creative process with Strange Days 1967: A Work In Progress, Part 2. This Record Store Day exclusive features unheard rough mixes from the album's early sessions and never-before-released outtakes of “When The Music's Over.” Pressed on limited-edition transparent turquoise vinyl with an exclusive poster print included, it’s a visceral, unpolished look at a masterpiece in the making. Doors engineer Bruce Botnick said “[This is] a document showing some of the give and take of recording in the studio and sorting out the songs, and where they would eventually live.”

📍 Available at participating indie record stores on Saturday, April 18, 2026.

Find your local-participating store at the link in bio.

Anyone else wish they felt as good as Ray does in

Anyone else wish they felt as good as Ray does in this video?

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Celebrate this Valentine’s Day with The Doors. ❤️

Celebrate this Valentine’s Day with The Doors. ❤️

Feel the love with these Doors tracks on the official playlist, HELLO, I LOVE YOU: THE DOORS.

Listen at the link in bio.

Photo by Gloria Stavers.

Paying tribute to Blues pioneer Willie Dixon. His

Paying tribute to Blues pioneer Willie Dixon.

His songwriting helped shape The Doors’ early sound, highlighted by their powerful covers of “Back Door Man” and “Little Red Rooster.”

“That’s where [Jim] got his early training, by singing “Back Door Man” in all these little clubs.” - @officialrobbykrieger

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Jim, back stage at the Singer Bowl, August 2nd, 19

Jim, back stage at the Singer Bowl, August 2nd, 1968.

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Picture it - late ’60s, summer heat, your friends

Picture it - late ’60s, summer heat, your friends by your side. The Doors are playing outdoors, and the whole world feels wide open. Music drifting through the air, moments you’d never forget.

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📸 PHOTOGRAPHER SPOTLIGHT - KURT INGHAM Kurt Ingh

📸 PHOTOGRAPHER SPOTLIGHT - KURT INGHAM

Kurt Ingham was a rock photographer whose work appeared in CIRCUS magazine in the early ’70s, known for his candid, documentary-style approach to the era’s biggest artists.

He photographed The Doors during this period, contributing to the visual record of the band’s late-’60s and early-’70s era.

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Four guys, pushing boundaries every time they step

Four guys, pushing boundaries every time they stepped onstage.

Photos by Paul Ferrara.

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