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Doobie Brothers’ Patrick Simmons Talks New Album on WJR

Aug 4, 2025 | 4:27 PM

Photo: MATT DAYHOFF ~ USA TODAY NETWORK

CLARKSTON, MI, Aug. 4, 2025 ~ In promotion of their new album “Walk This Road,” the Doobie Brothers are making a stop at Pine Knob Monday evening.

“This is probably our 50th time playing Pine Knob,” guitarist, vocalist, and founding member Patrick Simmons told WJR. “We’ve done it a lot through the years.“

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Aug. 4, 2025 ~ Ahead of The Doobie Brothers show at Pine Knob tonight, guitarist Patrick Simmons joins Kevin Dietz to discuss the show and the band’s latest album.

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