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This Thursday, July 10th, we’re celebrating 60 y

This Thursday, July 10th, we’re celebrating 60 years of The Doors with a special exhibition in Los Angeles.

Opening at Morrison Hotel Gallery (@morrisonhotelgallery) inside the Sunset Marquis, the show features rare images pulled from The Doors’ archive - many available as fine art prints for the very first time. Expect unforgettable shots onstage, backstage, and in the studio.

Featuring photos by Paul Ferrara and Michael Montfort, with additional prints from Henry Diltz, Joel Brodsky, and more - this is a must see for Doors fans.

Location: Sunset Marquis, West Hollywood
Opening Night: July 10th, 7-9PM (With a DJ set by the pool)
On view through July 24th

Photo by Michael Montfort

There is a Doors song for everyone. Screenshot for

There is a Doors song for everyone. Screenshot for your daily Doors lyrics.

Stream all music by the band from Venice on Spotify.
Listen at the link in bio.

#TheDoors

July 5, 1968 – The Doors take the stage at the H

July 5, 1968 – The Doors take the stage at the Hollywood Bowl for one of the most iconic performances of their career. From “Hello, I Love You” to “The End,” it’s a set that captured the raw power and poetry of the band at their peak.

🎥 Watch clips from the legendary show on YouTube now: link in bio.

#TheDoors

Happy fourth. How are you celebrating? Need some

Happy fourth. How are you celebrating?

Need some music on this holiday? Get down with The Doors with the official 60th anniversary playlist.

Listen at the link in bio.

Photo by Paul Ferrara.

Remembering Jim. Today we honor the life and lega

Remembering Jim.

Today we honor the life and legacy of Jim Morrison—poet, frontman, and visionary force behind The Doors. His words challenged convention, his voice shook the walls, and his presence changed rock forever.

“Jim was just searching for the truth. You know, always seeking. That’s why I loved him.” -John Densmore

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

The Doors’ original 1970 Japanese compilation GO

The Doors’ original 1970 Japanese compilation GOLDEN DOORS VOL. 2 is now available for pre-order for the very first time outside of Japan. This 12-track LP makes its worldwide debut on limited-edition purple vinyl. Featuring Doors classics such as “Touch Me” and “Five to One” along with deeper cuts such as “Horse Latitudes” and “Land Ho!,” this collector’s edition is a must have for Doors fans.

This limited-edition special release also includes a bonus 7” 5-track Japanese EP. This bonus 7” is exclusively available through The Doors store and will not be available in record stores.

Available in limited quantities, exclusively on The Doors webstore. To guarantee your order, please order by July 8th. Shipping on July 25th.

Pre-order now at the link in bio.

Still lighting fires since ’65. #TheDoors

Still lighting fires since ’65.

#TheDoors

México, circa 1969. Fotos por Jerry Hopkins.

México, circa 1969.

Fotos por Jerry Hopkins.

Mexico, circa 1969. Photos by Jerry Hopkins.

Mexico, circa 1969.

Photos by Jerry Hopkins.

Check out how The Doors created the iconic track,

Check out how The Doors created the iconic track, “Riders on the Storm” as told by @officialrobbykrieger and @johndensmore on @cbssundaymorning. What’s your favorite hit?

Watch at the link in bio.

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In June 1967, The Doors embarked on a three-week r

In June 1967, The Doors embarked on a three-week residency at Steve Paul’s The Scene, a renowned New York City nightclub located at 301 West 46th Street. This engagement, running from June 12 to July 2, marked their first extended East Coast appearance and significantly boosted their popularity in the region

Photos courtesy of Getty Images.

What’s stopping @officialrobbykrieger from relis

What’s stopping @officialrobbykrieger from relishing in The Doors' iconic albums? Nothing.

A month ago, @johndensmore reunited with Robby to perform a Doors album at their old stomping grounds, The Whisky a Go Go. In an interview with @cbssundaymorning, they discussed the history and enduring legacy of The Doors, visited where they first took off, and reflected on the impact the band has made over the past 60 years.

Watch it at the link in bio.

#TheDoors

Check out this stripped down cover of “Light My

Check out this stripped down cover of “Light My Fire” by @koosjesinger.

Want to cover The Doors? Post your cover and tag this account for a chance to be featured.

#Doorscover

#TheDoorsInRealLife Spotted something that remind

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Spotted something that reminds you of The Doors? Share it with us - your post might get featured!

📸: @s0fi4g, @mycollection_mylife, @sebartiendeco

Who remembers this bottle-cap art of Jim by @jambo

Who remembers this bottle-cap art of Jim by @jambottlecapart?

Check out some behind-the-scenes footage of the process of making it. Also, be sure to share your Doors artwork and covers by tagging this account for a chance to be featured.

#TheDoorsArt

Today we remember the King of the Boogie, @johnlee

Today we remember the King of the Boogie, @johnleehookerofficial.

John Lee Hooker was a major influence on The Doors’ blues-driven sound. The band often played his song “Crawling King Snake” live before recording it for L.A.WOMAN.

Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

“The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)” is T

“The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)” is The Doors at their weird and wild best - part spoken word, part bluesy groove. Pure Morrison energy.

Watch the band perform it live at the link in bio.

Photos by Henry Diltz, Paul Ferrara, and Gloria Stavers.

Step up to the plate in true Doors style. ⚾️

Step up to the plate in true Doors style. ⚾️

This new tee brings a classic baseball look to summer days - and it's now available at The Doors store.

Inspired by the band’s Los Angeles roots, it’s perfect for game days, barbecues, and keeping it cool all season long. Made in the U.S.A.

Grab it at the link in bio.

On June 18, 1967, The Doors played their first Phi

On June 18, 1967, The Doors played their first Philly show at Town Hall, with Nazz opening the night. No full recording survives, but the set included “Alabama Song,” “Light My Fire,” and “The End.”

Photos courtesy of Getty Images.

Your daily Doors challenge is here.

Answer today’s trivia at the link in bio.

#DoorsTrivia

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