The Doobie Brothers Tickets

performance was good, too many sax solos, get's to be too much. sound just average. seating on floor was good, but should have an area up from so that if people want to dance, they can go up there, instead of just getting up in their chairs and dancing, blocking the view for others, who many not be able to stand, and just want to watch. coming off freeway east bound is a big cluster****, because of traffic circle and traffic coming from overpass as well. there should be signs showing to stay in right lane on McCallum that can be taken all the way to the down, where $3.00 parking lot is available

The first song they came out with was a hit, and I anticipated the whole show was going to be like that, unfortunately the next 1.5hrs were songs I did not recognize or were from a new release. The last 45 mins was great There was no big Screens so it was hard to watch the band members

Seats were excellent and The Doobie Brothers know how to put on a show. They saved all their big hits for the end and everyone rushed to the stage and sang and danced until the end. Given the median age of the crowd, it was a very civilized mosh pit lol!

Disappointed! Band waited to the last minute to play all their hits, loved this band in the 70's appreciate they love to play all their new music and their song volt stuff but wanted to dance and remember my youth

The Doobie brothers delivered quality music and a great show! The public was very engaged and at the end was gifted with a long “encore”.

Had i known that Tommie Johnston was not going to be part of the show , i would have never purchased tickets , and fought traffic for one hour trying to get into Abbotsford Centre parking lot . Their performance was good for all of the Doobie Bros. that did take the stage

The first hour was just the warming of what was going to happen, and it was the last concert of the tour, I gladly enjoyed it and recommend .

I enjoyed the concert but I must say I was disappointed to discover that Tom Johnston wouldn't be touring with the rest of the band for this show. Both his voice and guitar were definitely missed on the songs. I was also surprised the band didn't mention his absence. Otherwise a good time.

An excellent concert. I enjoyed the music and high quality performance.

The Doobie Brothers were so excellent. Loved the music. Couldn’t be happier with the band. The venue was really good except there was a steady stream of people going up and down the stairs throughout the entire concert. I’ve never seen that before. We were in section 107, seats 3&4. It was so annoying. You pay good money to see a band and had to put up with people continually blocking the view.

I saw the show in my hometown of St. Catharines Ontario , Canada on October 19 2023 Being a long time fan of the band I was wondering how one of my favorite bands was going to sound without Tom Johnston in the center of that stage. Well I was blown away how everyone took part in making it all come off fantastic, sending tears of joy running down my face during the first song and carrying it on through the whole show! Being a drummer and having played many of those songs many times over the years I was Rockin Down that Highway with the band and reminiscing riding my motorcycle listening to some of the finest open road music ever written! Thanks for bringing your 50 year show to our city and proving that you are one class act of talented musicians who still truly Love sharing your gift of music full of melodies, harmonies, and Love. Thanks for doing a Tribute to Tom in the show as we all know how much you must miss him on this tour and pray he will return as good as new! Yours Truly, Phil Epp

The venue and the acoustics were fantastic. A very relaxed and comfortable environment Parking was full, but easy to manoeuvre around to get in and out . Well worth the wait and ticket price. Hope they come back soon

Loved the concert. Sang along to all the old favorites.

It was awesome !!! Only thing negative was the traffic and getting into parking lots

They played 2.5 hours and I loved hearing all the old songs that I loved from the 70s. They were one of my fav bands from back then. Thanks for the memories!

I saw the Doobie Brothers a couple of years ago at the PNE with Tom Johnson and minus Michael McDonald. This time it was the other way around. Would have loved to see them both together as they were on the PBS special. However, I know Tom is dealing with a bad back. I did enjoy hearing Michael in several of the hits he sang in, mostly in the second half. The first half was a lot of lesser-known songs that were ok but not especially show stoppers. For those diehard super deep fans I guess that would have been great. My favs were Black Water, Jesus is Just Alright and the Steely Dan encore, Pretzel Logic.

My friend and I got there early and met the guitar tech and one of the sounds guys. Really nice people. They gave us a handful of custom guitar picks which we shared with some other fans. The actual concert was amazing - the musicians are all cracker jacks. Great harmonies and solos. Really enjoyable to hear all those hits from my teens. Can't wait for them to come back.

Owe a ton of there music but in person was so much better. Seems that someone forgot to tell them they are getting old. Amazing, brought the music of the albums to life. Thank you for touring and allowing all of us to share your music. See them any day they want to visit B.C. I even think a couple of nights might be sell outs.

Noticeably missing Tom Johnston. Kind of felt like they were trying to cover up poor vocals with louder music. A little too much saxophone for my liking even though he's good. The latter portion of the show was the best. Lots of Macdonald and original hits had people singing.

The Doobie Brothers did not disappoint!!! Such a talented group! Loved every minute! Second time seeing them in concert!