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Answer today’s trivia at the link in bio.

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So many moments. One unforgettable band. Photos b

So many moments. One unforgettable band.

Photos by Henry Diltz, Ethan Russel, Gloria Stavers, Bobby Klein, and Getty Images.

"Five to One” is one of The Doors’ heaviest an

"Five to One” is one of The Doors’ heaviest and most defiant tracks, closing out WAITING FOR THE SUN with raw energy and rebellion.

Watch the band perform it live at The Hollywood Bowl in 1968 at the link in bio.

Photos courtesy of Getty Images.

Today’s the day! Join us at the 2025 Tribeca Fes

Today’s the day! Join us at the 2025 Tribeca Festival to celebrate 60 years of The Doors with a special screening of WHEN YOU’RE STRANGE - the Emmy-nominated documentary narrated by Johnny Depp and packed with rare, archival footage.

After the film, stick around for a live Q&A with John Densmore as he reflects on the legacy of the band.

📍 SVA Theatre, NYC
🎟️ Still need tickets? Grab them at the link in bio.

60 COVERS FOR 60 YEARS To celebrate The Doors’

60 COVERS FOR 60 YEARS

To celebrate The Doors’ 60th anniversary, we’ve put together a YouTube playlist filled with standout covers from artists across genres.

We’re adding five new covers this month—give it a listen and add it to your rotation.

🎶 Watch/listen now at the link in bio.

Check out @richmccanntattoo's awesome Doors-inspir

Check out @richmccanntattoo's awesome Doors-inspired ink.

Into the patchwork style? Snag some patches from The Doors store - maybe not permanent like a tattoo, but definitely essential for any fan.

Shop now at the link in bio.

In celebration of The Doors’ 60th anniversary, R

In celebration of The Doors’ 60th anniversary, Robby Krieger is performing WAITING FOR THE SUN in full at the Whisky a Go Go on June 28th.

A special night at the venue where it all began - featuring the 1968 album front to back, including “Hello, I Love You,” “Five to One,” and more.

Who’s going? 👇

We are sad to hear of the passing of Brian Wilson.

We are sad to hear of the passing of Brian Wilson. As the creative force behind the Beach Boys, he changed the landscape of popular music with his harmonies, arrangements, and fearless experimentation. His work continues to inspire generations of artists and fans.

Rest in peace, Brian.

Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

How deep does your Doors knowledge go? Find out wi

How deep does your Doors knowledge go? Find out with daily trivia on Daysies: link in bio.

Happy birthday to the legendary Howlin’ Wolf - a

Happy birthday to the legendary Howlin’ Wolf - a giant of the Blues whose influence shaped generations of rock and beyond.

The Doors paid tribute to Wolf by covering “Back Door Man” on their debut album, putting their own spin on the Willie Dixon-penned track that Wolf made famous.

Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Celebrate six decades of The Doors at this year’

Celebrate six decades of The Doors at this year’s Tribeca Festival with a special screening of WHEN YOU’RE STRANGE— a powerful film narrated by Johnny Depp, packed with rare footage and deep cuts from the band’s history.

After the film, don’t miss a live conversation with John Densmore as he looks back on the music, the moments, and the legacy.

🗓️ June 14 | SVA Theatre, NYC

🎟️ Get tickets now at the link in bio.

In January 1967, The Doors climbed to new heights

In January 1967, The Doors climbed to new heights - literally.

Photographer Bobby Klein captured the band atop their now-legendary Sunset Strip billboard, promoting their debut album.

This was the first rock billboard ever on the Strip, thanks to Elektra Records’ Jac Holzman, and it marked a bold new era in music marketing.

Celebrate the 60th anniversary of The Doors with our special Doors 60 playlist - listen at the link in bio.

Check out the next chapter in our Doors history se

Check out the next chapter in our Doors history series.

In 1969, The Doors pushed their sound in new directions with the release of THE SOFT PARADE, embracing orchestral elements and scoring a major hit with “Touch Me.” That same year, they remained a dominant live act and continued to expand their artistic reach, cementing their reputation as bold innovators in rock.

Photos courtesy of Getty Images.

To celebrate The Doors’ legendary Vancouver show

To celebrate The Doors’ legendary Vancouver show on June 6, 1970, we’re releasing a limited-edition fine-art print of the original poster, created by John Van Hamersveld. This exclusive print only available through The Doors store is also hand signed and printed by John Van Hamersveld. That night at the Pacific Coliseum, The Doors delivered a powerful performance – raw, loud, and unforgettable. The show featured standout renditions of “Roadhouse Blues,” “When the Music’s Over,” and “Light My Fire.” Measuring at 16”x25”, this high-resolution Giclee print was printed on 100lb accent opaque white cover paper and is limited to an edition of 100.

Secure yours now at the link in bio.

For the first time ever, LIVE IN VANCOUVER 1970 is

For the first time ever, LIVE IN VANCOUVER 1970 is now available for streaming.

Recorded during The Doors’ Roadhouse Blues Tour, this unreleased set recorded on June 6, 1970 captures the band in top form - tearing through “Back Door Man,” “When The Music’s Over,” and an 18-minute “Light My Fire.” Blues legend Albert King joins midway for four unforgettable tracks.

“Jim lit Albert King's cigar, and we were off!” – John Densmore

🎧 Listen now at the link in bio.

When the shirt matches the drapes. 📸: Photo by

When the shirt matches the drapes.

📸: Photo by Paul Ferrara

Join us at the 2025 Tribeca Festival to celebrate

Join us at the 2025 Tribeca Festival to celebrate 60 years of The Doors. Experience WHEN YOU’RE STRANGE, the Emmy-nominated documentary narrated by Johnny Depp and directed by Tom DiCillo - featuring rare, archival footage of the band.

After the screening, enjoy an exclusive Q&A with drummer John Densmore as he reflects on the band’s legacy.

📍 June 14 | SVA Theatre, NYC
🎟️ Tickets: link in bio.

Remember to “take it easy, baby.” Listen to t

Remember to “take it easy, baby.”

Listen to the track at the link in bio.

Photos by Henry Diltz, Paul Ferrara, Barry Plummer, and Getty Images.

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The Doors > the club.

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NIGHT DIVIDES THE DAY - the most in-depth book eve

NIGHT DIVIDES THE DAY - the most in-depth book ever created about The Doors - now available on Amazon.

Spanning 344 pages, this collector’s edition features rare photos, handwritten lyrics, exclusive interviews, and artifacts from the band’s own archives. It offers a rare glimpse into their creative world, cultural influence, and legacy. This book is a must-have for fans ready to dive deeper.

Order now at the link in bio.

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