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Recently, OfficialRobbyKrieger sat down with USA TODAY to reflect on 60 years of The Doors, the band’s lasting cultural impact, and NIGHT DIVIDES THE DAY, a comprehensive anthology chronicling their journey from the Sunset Strip to global stardom. From stories of Jim Morrison’s

"In the rock canon, there aren’t many bands like The Doors. Simultaneously underground and mainstream at the same time, they’ve certainly left their mark in the rock genre and numerous sub-genres, like punk and gothic rock.” -BURR MAGAZINE #TheDoors Photos by Gloria Stavers.

On May 15th, 1967, The Doors performed on the television show BOSS CITY in Los Angeles, California. Photos courtesy of Getty Images.

How do you feel when listening to “Riders on the Storm?” 🎥: TikTok user u/mysicgirl222

"Break On Through" was The Doors’ debut single - sharp, fearless, and ahead of its time. A bold first step into uncharted sound. Watch the official music video for it here: found.ee/BreakOnThrough…

#Repsot John Densmore For all our New York fans: we are giving away two pairs of tickets to two winners for the 2025 Tribeca Festival, where you’ll catch a special screening of WHEN YOU’RE STRANGE. Followed by an exclusive Q&A with John Densmore at 2:00pm ET on June 14th at the

Remembering Ray Manzarek, the man whose keys defined the sound of The Doors. "See that guy," Jim Morrison once remarked, pointing to Ray Manzarek: "He is the Doors." Photos by Henry Diltz & Ethan Russell.

Honoring Ray Manzarek and the unforgettable keyboard riffs that continue to echo through time. From his roots in Chicago and early days playing music with his brothers, to co-founding The Doors, Ray never stopped exploring new creative ground. He was the architect of the band’s

Check out how fans spotted #TheDoorsInRealLife this month. Tag us in your everyday Doors moments - you might see yourself featured next! 📸: Instagram users u/radxalex, u/the_golden_drop, & u/dynamo_store_records.

On this day in 1966, The Doors started their life-changing residency at the Whisky a Go Go. Photos courtesy of Getty Images and The Whisky archives. #TheDoors

Memorial Day Sale 🇺🇸 From May 23–27, take up to 40% off select items and 15% off sitewide (excluding media) on The Doors webstore. Don’t miss your chance to stock up on classic merch and fan favorites. Shop now: store.thedoors.com

“I first heard The Doors at a little club on Sunset Blvd called The London Fog next to The Whisky. I was dating a girl at the time who dragged me in there one night. And there they were, an unknown band called The Doors, up on a tiny, grotesquely elevated stage. I thought "Jesus,

The band posing in front of some graffiti in Venice, California - captured by henrydiltz. You can tell they were pretty amused by what was on the wall. #TheDoors

Get your copy of NIGHT DIVIDES THE DAY - the ultimate tribute to The Doors. This 344-page collector’s edition takes you deep into the band’s legacy with exclusive interviews, rare photos, handwritten lyrics, and artifacts pulled straight from their personal archives. It’s the

Billy Strings puts his own spin on a deep Doors cut with a live cover of “Hyacinth House” - a rare nod to L.A.WOMAN. With his signature picking style and raw emotion, Billy Strings breathes new life into this haunting deep cut. He’s been covering the track since 2021, often

Jim, John, Robby, and Ray - four distinct forces colliding to create something wild, hypnotic, and entirely their own. Dive into the sound of The Doors with the 60th anniversary playlist- featuring fan favorites and deep cuts: found.ee/Doors60Playlist #TheDoors

In May 1968, The Doors were recording at TTG Studios in Hollywood, working on sessions for their third album, WAITING FOR THE SUN. During this period, they were developing and tracking several songs that would appear on the album, including "Five to One," "Not to Touch the

It’s hard to argue with this timeline. 📸: Getty Images. #TheDoors

🎶 "I'd really like to stay here all night” 🎶 "Soul Kitchen," featured on The Doors' 1967 debut album, was inspired by Olivia's Place, a soul food restaurant in Venice Beach, California. Jim Morrison, the band's lead singer, was a frequent patron of Olivia's, often staying late

60 Covers for 60 Years 🎶 In honor of The Doors’ 60th anniversary, we’re spotlighting their influence with a YouTube playlist full of legendary covers by artists across genres. This month, Discover the Doors in a more “Indie” lens. We just added five more - give it a listen and