doobie brothers

The Doobie Brothers are takin' it to the streets for a little bit longer. The iconic group has announced additional dates on their 2015 nationwide tour.

The list of new country album release for the first month of the new year is slim (read: almost non-existent), so rather than naming an Album of the Month for January 2015, The Boot is asking readers to help select an Album of the Year for 2014.

The Doobie Brothers have dropped the lyric video for 'China Grove,' one of the songs they re-recorded for their new 'Southbound' album. The new version of the tune, originally released in 1973 on 'The Captain and Me,' includes Chris Young.

The Doobie Brothers' latest record, 'Southbound,' a tribute album that features the band re-imagining some of their biggest songs with country stars, was released on Nov. 4, one day before their jaw-dropping performances during the 2014 CMA Awards. The record includes collaborations with some of country's biggest hitmakers, including the Zac Brown Band, Sara Evans and Brad Paisley, but it was Toby Keith that left the entire band speechless.

Joined by Brad Paisley, Sugarland, Hunter Hayes and more, the Doobie Brothers closed out the 2014 CMA Awards with a performance of their classic hit 'Takin' It to the Streets.'

In a star-studded performance of 'Listen to the Music' at the 2014 CMA Awards, the Doobie Brothers were joined by Lady Antebellum's Hillary Scott, Hunter Hayes and Jennifer Nettles.

The Boot's readers have voted the Doobie Brothers' 'Southbound' as November 2014's Album of the Month.

November's class of new albums may be small, but it's varied: debuts, greatest hits, tributes and a wildly anticipated return.

The Doobie Brothers are preparing for the release of 'Southbound,' their country tribute album, which includes a collaboration with the Zac Brown Band on their 1974 tune 'Black Water.'

The Doobie Brothers have announced the track listing for their upcoming country tribute album, 'Southbound.'