Dr. Dog

Dr. Dog had an amazing concert that captivated the audience. They played the top hits while also plugging in their new music. There was constant momentum throughout the entire concert.

Didn t disappoint. Huge fan. Fourth time I ve seen them. Great venue at the Culture room. It s where I originally saw them years ago. Look forward to the new album.

Just a great band and they get better every year. can't imagine what they will be like in 2026!

These two Paradise shows were my 5th and 6th in the past 2 years, and Dr. Dog gets better all the time. I just wish I hadn't sung and screamed quite so loud, I haven't been able to speak normally for days;-)

If you're a Dr. Dog fan or have even just casually listened to their music I would highly recommend seeing them live. They have a lot of energy on stage and the music translates well into a live performance. Not much more I could ask for from any band.

First night they were incredible with perfect sound focusing on newer material. They played every song from the new CD "Shame Shame" Noticeably missing in the set list was the song "FROM" which in my opinion is one of the better songs they have yet written. The second night fell short a bit as far as the sound was concerned. For some reason the bass guitar was so overpowering . The bass hum drowned out the vocals and the other members musical nuiances. Toward the end of the show it became obvious that Tobey was losing his voice. You could see the frustration on his face. Scott had to pick up the slack and took over lead vocals for one of the last songs.

I can't believe Dr. Dog isn't bigger than they are. I have never seen a band with as much energy or passion in my life.

awesome show! great sound, great crowd, enthusiastic band!

sooooooo amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This was my first time at the Loft. Despite my slight aversion to floor not being entirely stable for much of the evening, and the sound being way too overpowering for the space allotted, it was a cool venue. Deer Tick was much more musically appealing live, while Dr. Dog catered more to the "let's just jam and have a good time" majority of the crowd. Deer Tick's sound is difficult to classify, with a wide range of influences and direction. They were probably not most Dr. Dog fan's regular cup of tea, and the anxiety amongst the crowd toward the length of their set was obvious. Still, I found them much more musically interesting and diverse than Dr. Dog's same routine they've been doing for the last 5 years. The crowd didn't seem to mind the repetitious nature of Dr. Dog, though, and I didn't either, for that matter, since the lights were sweet, and it's damn upbeat music.

Unreal, I've seen them a couple times and Dr. Dog always puts on a great show!

The show was simply amazing. The venue was quite intimate, so we were there with about 250 crazy Dog fans. They are a great live act, as we had heard, but haven't been fortunate enough to catch until now. So glad we did. If you haven't listened to them yet, do it. Give them a chance, at least. You'll be glad you did.

Deertick was amazing... I didn't stay for Dr. Dog... The singer was just walking around after the show taking pictures.

Last year Dr. Dog played downstairs at this venue. Good change on moving it upstairs. IT WAS EPIC.

This show rocked! It could be that they played for like 2 hours, or maybe that everybody was dancing, or maybe because I love this band. Either way the show was great!!!! go see them!

Dr. Dog is a great band and those who like music such as the Beatles, would most likely love Dr. Dog. This concert was full of lights and sound. It was awesome!

Dr. Dog is probably the best live band I've ever seen. I'm a big music fan and have seen probably 100 shows in the last 4 or 5 years. Dr. Dog always brings the energy and is simply put, "Increadible".

Dr. Dog rocks the Wonder Ballroom hard. Killer Show.

It was my second time seeing Dr. Dog but my first time in Portland. They didn't disappoint.

This show was awesome!!!! The opening act Sean Bones was very good and Dr. Dog blew it out of the water. They pretty much played every song I wanted to hear which was pretty easy when you play what seems to be a 25 song set list. They just moved from song to song and didn't mess around, very impressed!!!!!

Dr. Dog rocked it hard for well over an hour, with lots of energy the entire time. The sound system at the gothic was great, a perfect level of noise to take you away with the music, but not leave you deaf the next day. Could have done without all the smoke, but hey i guess it was 4/20.

I wasn't a big fan of Dr Dog, but the Growlers were great. I had not heard of either band but went with a few freinds. Imagine my surprise to hear the Growlers. I love their Beach Boy vibe and the laid back California style. I went home and downloaded some of their music.Dr Dog was a let down after the Growlers. So I give the show four stars just because I found a new band I love.

The show was very well worth the $15. Made for a very wonderful evening.

I've been dieing to go to a Dr. Dog show, finally saw them in Columbus at the Newport Music Hall. The venue was awesome, great place to see the dogs. They put on a great performance. A drunken stupid rugby match, probably best way to describe it.

Army of the Ancients washed over me like a cleansing force. Songs that build to a level that is euphoric are the norm in this show... and I was sober.

I have seen Dr. Dog at smaller venues before but this show was even better! Each time I see Dr. dog they surprise me and keep putting on a even better show :)

one of the best shows i've ever been to. they're extremely entertaining and passionate about their music and the sound is just perfect. the growlers were also fantastic.

I drove 3 hours to see Dr Dog in Columbus and was a little worried about how their live show would be. I downloaded a few of their more popular songs in the past year and decided to just gowith my wife. It was worth the drive there and back. Their show was full of energy and I heard some more songs that I would like to download and found a deeper appreciation for the band. The opening band the Growlers from California were good. I bought their album and listened to it on the way home. Though they made me laugh abit because they had a band member who wore a raccoon skin hat and sat and played a bongo type instrument and the tamberine and he would bob his head back and forth causing the tail of the hat to fly back and forth. It actually distracted me from the rest of the band as I watched him the whole time.

Dr. Dog opened with a band from California named The Growlers. Their first few songs were very catchy, until all the songs started to blend together in the way they sounded very similar. The lead vocalist said they would sing for 45 minutes, and I was wishing for it all to be over. Towards the end of their act, the lead guitarist started to do guitar tricks, and power slid on the front of the stage. He was clearly drunk, as between songs he would try to get the crowd to do the wave. Once Dr. Dog finally got on stage, the stage had been dusted with a light fog from a machine. They kicked off their part of the show with non stop good songs, as well as 2 new ones from their new album coming in April. Even after they finished, the crowd pleaded for more, and they came out to perform one more song before actually retiring again to the backstage.

I've seen these guys play in several different venues...the newport was like coming home. They sounded exceptional, looked great & played their hearts out!

They played a long show and you can tell they really love doing it. They had an awesome visual setup without it being too blinding! They sound just as good live if not better! Very crisp very high-energy. I'm even comparing their showmanship to the legendary bands. I've been lucky enough to see some big names like Jeff Beck, Rush, BB King, Bob Dylan, Van Halen, Roger Waters (performing The Wall) etc. and these guys are right up there with them--at least as far as a great, high energy show! If you get a chance, see them! Or at least look up their albums! I almost always and exclusively listen to stuff that's normally at least 30-40+ years old. If you like The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd etc. you will love these guys! Give them a chance!

I have listened to Dr. Dog for many years. I love their records but had never seen them in concert (except for some videos) prior to this event. My wife and I were blown away. Great musicianship, communal feeling, strong harmonies and beautiful songs. The excellent lights and sound put it over. Hop Along was a good opener. Interesting lead vocals and strong band. We love the Wiltern as a concert venue. Big win of a night.

As we walked through the double doors of the House of Blues, we were immediately greeted with the unforgettable lights of the venue's rustic stage and stain glass-like religious appeal. The stage was instantly recognizable and the lights grew dim as the hamsa and yin-yang hovered above it. My girlfriend and I had just driven two hours to be here and we finally made it. We were home. The thick, bold sounds of MewithoutYou easily drowned out any feeling of weariness shared. The ferocious and almost robotic looking movements of the band's drummer was overwhelming. This was tipped off properly by the mesmerizing lead singer who would move from his microphone stand immediately to the floor as if he had a bad stomach ache. They played song after song, talking very little in between, and tore through the set as if it was their last day on earth. Having never heard of the band until that very day, I now knew that I had become a fan. But I was not there to see them \u2014 to be honest. My girlfriend and I were there to see Dr. Dog. Yes, those hip, scruffy, trippy boys from West Grove. With each song, my excitement grew. As the members switched guitars and instruments between (what seemed like) every song, I never knew what to expect. The audience on the floor were in high spirits (figuratively and literally), but we were all musically transcendent for two hours as Dr. Dog manned the helm. What a night it was.

This show was honestly my favorite I've ever been to. I've never seen a group of musicians so obviously passionate about the music they were playing and just so downright genuinely happy to be playing for us and to hear us sing back and dance along. They sound just as amazing live as they do on recordings and are just such multitalented and great guys.

I had never been to a Dr. Dog show before, and Eric (drummer) said it would be an amazing show. He was right. They really put their everything into each song and seem to enjoy playing. If they had another Florida date, I would've gone to that show too. That's how great they are.

The show was awesome despite the acoustics being a little off. It sounded like their bass was up way too high for some songs. I've read other reviews about this though, and I think it was more the venue than the band. I still had a great time though!!

Not only was this the best show we'be seen at the Newport, it was the best show this year. This is the second time I'be attended a DD show, and this one was significantly improved over the last. The playlistism spanned acrossed all over their released albums, and they hit every song I was hoping to hear live. I can't wait to see them again.

First time seeing the Dr. and it fulfilled my expectations. They are just as good live as in the studio. Their music is incredible, original, unique and masterful. Its great to see awesome bands getting recognition and a growing fan base. House of Blues Boston is a cool venue, well designed and fun to see bands. Not much to critique on that end. Can't wait for Dr. Dog to return to Boston!!!

Dr. Dog was flat out amazing. 5 stars all the way. This was definitely in the top 5 shows I have seen Anyone who loves the spirit of Rock and Roll should definitely go see these guys. Dr. Dog has a magical stage presence and there was something about the show that was just FUN! Everyone was dancing and having a great time! It was cool hearing different variations on their songs too! Overall a great event that I will have a hard time forgetting!

This was my introduction to Dr. Dog, and I have to say, I can't wait to buy their albums. Their music is fantastic- catchy with a great beat. It was so much fun dancing and watching them play- I would definitely recommend this band to anyone who likes indie rock. Great show, guys!

A GREAT show last Friday night at the Electric Factory. Dr. Dog Rocked! They raised the bar on their songs as if they were all on steroids. And the use of electronic samples to soup thngs up is a great addition to their performance. I loved the homespun touch of Tobey bringing his dad on stage to sing for his mom's birthday and the audience singing 'Happy Birthday' to her was priceless. What a lucky mom! Their harmonies were perfect and the talent of all these musicians is not to be missed. I loved the set design, felt like being in a funky church. Recommend seeing them whenever and as often as you can.

It was a good show - packed venue. It wasn't as good as when I saw them there in June of 2010 at the E Factory, but nonetheless, Dr. Dog is a great band to see live.

This band is awesome in the studio making albums but live was amazing. They did a great show at the Showbox Sodo. The lightshow was perfect for the set and I cant wait to see them again.

Dr. Dog performed an incredible set. They played every single worthwhile song from Fate and Shame, Shame, both, which is quite a feat. Their set was long, but they didn't overstay their welcome. They ended with a raucous, anthem-worthy rendition of My Friend that left the crowd howling at the moon. No one could have been happier.

I have been in love, yes in love, with Dr. Dog for about 2 years now; this was my first time seeing them live! They are AMAZING live!!!!! Their talent is unmatched by anyone in this industry!!!! I heart Taxi!!!! :)

My expectations were blown away. These guys are incredible. They said for this tour they just took the top 28 songs from spotify and practiced them to play on tour. Every single song they played was incredible.If you are on the fence about going, DO IT! You will not regret seeing this tour or Dr. Dog.

Saw Dr. Dog play at Festival Pier 6/23/18. The band was awesome, sound was great, and just about every spot was a good one to see the band perform. However, the drink prices were insanely high ($14 for a Miller Lite!) and the area got pretty dirty and sandy by the time the band got on.

As Dr. Dog took the stage at their largest venue yet, they killed it like they always do! They never cease to impress, and the Festival Pier atmosphere and acoustics fit their sound and energy. The crowd joined the vibe, getting down and belting songs throughout the entire show. Philly is lucky to have Dr. Dog call it home.

Dr. Dog sounded great. They gelled with the crowd amazingly.

Dont Do It Dr Dog; stay out of the SWAMP. Amazing as usual, always fun!

The bag policy especially for women is unacceptable. The sound was too loud (I have enough hearing damage already; yes I wore ear plugs) and the vocals were poor. Dr Dog was great, enjoyed the fog and lighting too.

Concert was dope, venue was nice, and using the tickets on the app was super easy. 10/10, would definitely recommend.

Dr. Dog put on such a groovy & fun show for us at Stage AE. I was dancing like a lunatic to their well-crafted tunes. Not only was Dr. Dog fantastic, but (Sandy) Alex G actually made this concert one of my favorite I ve ever been to with his unique energy.

Been to Dr. Dog twice before and they were great concerts. I've also been to the Moore Theater before and sat in upper GA and the volume wasn't an issue. I go to a few concerts a month and this was by far the loudest concert I've been too in my entire life. The sound board needed to check on the upper level to monitor sound quality and volume because it was out of control. Usually wear ear plugs to concerts, but if I didn't have them that night it would of been very uncomfortable.

Great energy and amazing performance of every single song played!

Dr. Dog put on a great show, but the opener was a bit annoying (I believe they were called Mother). It was also annoying that there was a lot of "VIP" seating that was unused; the ushers would enforce the rules for some people, but wouldn't check tickets for others. Lots of hipsters in the crowd, too. I enjoyed the show, but don't know that I'd see them again at the Tabernacle.

Ponte vedra concert hall is the best sounding venue in this area. And dr. Dog is an amazing group of musicians

Great show! Dr. Dog never lets you down. This was the biggest venue I've seen them at, it worked out!

Just like the title says, Dr. Dog is a great band and always worth seeing. I highly recommend seeing them if they are in your area.

My first time seeing Dr. Dog live and I cannot wait to see them again!

The music was amazing. The performance value was awesome from the band members. The whole atmosphere fit the music perfectly and made the concert amazing.

I only knew a few songs of Dr Dog, but made a last minute decision to go to their show at the Ryman. They were amazing and now I just want to go see them again, although the Ryman is hard to beat.

Best night of my life for real or real. Got to meet wild child and also the encore was hype as nuts

As always, Dr. Dog put on a great show. Lots of fun.

Great show from a solid band. Venue left something to be desired.

Ive loved this band for a couple years now, but to see them live for the first time was such a cool experience. The raspy voices. They were so convincing, they meant every lyric. Their sound, oh my god. Dr dog playing live was raw, soulful, mesmerizing, beautiful-- hypnotizing, really. When they broke down the song Lonesome, I melted. There's just something about live music. Dr dog knows how to do live music.

First time seeing Dr. Dog ever and I was so pleased! Been a long time fan of his band. Their live show was spectacular with their quality of performance and deliverance of variety in their song choices! Fully recommend to everyone!

you have to see them. great studio band, great live band

Both dr dog and the districts were incredible. They're amazing live performers.

The venue, Stage AE, was small but very open and inviting! The openers, The Districts, were amazing and really set a good groove for the rest of the night. Dr. Dog rocked and had the whole crowd singing and dancing. Loved the concert!

Wonderful show great venue and friendly folks! First time at stage ae and will definitely be back.

Really great show! A band like this has so much music you'd want to hear though, and seeing as they played a 25 song set a few nights later in phili, I'm a little bummed we only got to see about half that. Didn't play shadow people, heart it races, or these days which are obviously some favorites but it was still a really good time. Hope the next time I see them they play more stuff.

Excellent show! I've always been a fan, but this show totally reaffirmed my love for this band! They were amazing live!

They where so good!!!!! By far the best concert Iv seen of theres!!!!

It was just overall a very good show, very energetic, good audio, the drums didn't overpower vocals, which is something i've seen happen at other shows. They are good live performers. Although, a bit more audience interaction would have been appreciated.

I'd been wanting to see Dr. Dog for a few years now and I'm so happy that I finally did! They are such a great band and the Pageant is a cool venue to see shows at. If you get an opportunity to see Dr. Dog, don't pass it up!

i went to see mewithout you, the warm up band, but decided to stay, and see what dr dog was going to play. I had listened to their live album, ' live at the flamingo hotel', which was also the name of this tour, and thought it rather middle of the road. I did find 9 rockers among their 7 albums\\ep's, that were pretty cool, but only 2 0f those songs were on the, ' live album'. mewithoutyou was so amazing, that I decided to stay. they really did warm me up. i'm glad I did. dr dog played all the rockers I liked and kept everyone dancing and digging the music. the show was fun for everyone. the band was tight and the fun was light. good vibes and good music kept the pageant hopping and happy. i'll see them again.

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed seeing and hearing Dr. Dog!

Amazing performance, great venue, could not have been happier!!!!

Band sounded great. I am sure next time they roll into town I'll be there! The Mercury Ballroom is a great venue as well & I look forward to seeing many more shows there!

An amazing band at an amazing venue. Dr. Dog is incredible live!

I had only seen Dr Dog as an opener before... They were incredible as a headliner. I was blown away. I go to A LOT of shows in Nashville and at the Ryman. Dr Dog was one of the best shows I've seen in a while!! Can't wait to see them again!

Had a great time! Venue was perfect and Dr. Dog sounded amazing and created a really good vibe :)

Dr. Dog put on an amazing show. They had a diverse set list of songs from many of their albums. With 6 members, they are a very entertaining band and have a very unique sound. I'd never seen them perform before and seeing them at the Ryman was the perfect venue for a first time viewing. I'll see them again the next time they come to Nashville. 2 thumbs up!

Dr. Dog killed it! So awesome to see them with a sell-out crowd; no surprise there. ;)

I couldn't dare too forget how amazing the performance was my girlfriend n i couldnt not get over the fact how beautiful a show they played i hope too get another show like that played at the fox again by All means please ask for them too come back gladly buy the tickets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have listened to Dr. Dog once online before and was really impressed with their performance. They have a lot of members in their band and manage to create an infectious and warm wall of sound. Amazingly, even though I was pretty close to the stage the sound level didn't hurt my ears. Their musicianship and stage presence was great and the build of their set list seemed just right for the evening. Would definitely go see them again!

Both bands were so great. I'd never heard the opener before but was so satisfied. The live sound was everything id imagined. Really pleased

3rd time seeing them, always a quality show. They played a good variety of old and new material.

This was my first time seeing a show at the Glass House and my first time seeing Dr Dog live. As far as the venue goes, I have no complaints. Parking is easy and cheap (only $1 to park all night in the lot across the street!) and the interior is set up in a way that the show feels intimate regardless of where you are standing. As far as Dr Dog is concerned, O M G. I went from being a casual fan to a mega fan-girl. Every member is incredibly talented but what left the biggest impression on me is the all-in, roudy, passionate, "we're here to have the best night ever" attitude they all posses. Dr Dog has been a band for quite a few years but it doesn't feel at all mundane or routine. Their enthusiasm & energy is seriously contagious. You can't help but catch it! I will happily relive this experience in my head until I have the chance to see them again. I <3 you Dr Dog!

What a night! Music, laughter and good old Rock n Roll! Dr. Dog brought it to the Glass House in their full Dog style. The crowd was moving and grooving the entire night. Even a bit of crowd surfing filled the air. The band shared a cool story from about 10 years back. All the equipment was stolen from their tour van hours before they were scheduled to perform. Thankfully, another band shared guitars, drums etc. Dr. Dog was able to perform a full set with "cool shiny silver" guitars. Towards the end of their set, Dr. Dog took multiple requests performing on demand for the crowd. It was awesome. Thanks Dr. Dog for a rocking cool night!

Dr. Dog casts you under their spell. This was my first time seeing them and they were fantastic. Taking requests from audience during the encore, playing a great selection of songs from their albums. A very fun night.

I'm almost 40 years old and I bought my first concert tickets for Dr. Dog. Their show was amazing! The song selection was perfect and the vibe from the band was great. I would definitely see them again!

Dr. Dog consistently puts on a great show. They opened and closed strong and the audience was in rapt attention the entire time. My buddy fainted mid-show, which he says was due to dehydration but im pretty sure it was actually from having his face rocked so hard by the band. 5/5 would see again.

Love the band, but the sound at the Oakland Fox (normally a stellar venue soundwise) was a problem in the front side rows, loud and disjointed. Then moved to the back, right behind the sound station, where it was better.

Dr. Dog was absolutely 100% better than I had imagined they would be. I was concerned that the lo-fi sound that makes their albums sound so unique and enjoyable would fail to translate to the stage. That said, my fears were almost immediately proven wrong. They played a great set, have a great stage presence, and really played one of the better shows I've seen in the last few years. You should know that House of Blues (albeit mostly based in rumor) has a reputation for artificially creating a line when the show isn't sold out. As a person who has seen several acts there I can tell you that I only ever seem to be in a long line like that when they're not sold out, but again it's speculative knowledge at best. Though you have to ask yourself how on earth they're able to accommodate everyone for a sold out show, but fail to for a partial-fill?

Was going into the show not knowing too much about the Dr. Walked out very impressed from the first to last song. Was also very impressed with the 5 song encore.

This was such a fun concert - they are great live! If you are considering going to one of their concerts, then I would definitely recommend!

I thought the band was incredible but venue was to small and the crowd was a little aggressive and angry. Dr. Dog put on an awesome show and was amazing!

One of the best shows I've been to in a while. Nothing more to say.