For the first time ever, the entirety of the band’s self-titled debut album, THE DOORS, is now available to stream on YouTube. THE DOORS Features the breakthrough singles “Light My Fire” and “Break On Through (To the Other Side)” plus the haunting “The End”. Crafted during their early shows at the London Fog and Whisky a Go Go, this is the record that changed everything. Listen to it here: https://found.ee/TheDoorsDebutYT | The Doors

The Doors’ original 1968 concert program, the only official tour program ever created by the band, has been reprinted and is available exclusively in The Doors webstore. Designed by Paul Ferrara, this 24-page program includes photos taken by Ferrara, poetry by Jim Morrison, astrology charts for each band member, and much more. Own a piece of history. There’s only a few left, so hurry: https://found.ee/ConcertProgram | The Doors

[CONCERT - THE DOORS - AU CINÉMA] Culte, unique, intense. Le 27 novembre à 20h, vivez au cinéma le seul concert des Doors filmé en intégralité, disponible pour la première fois en Dolby Atmos dans les salles équipées. The Doors - Live at the Bowl ‘68 - 50e anniversaire. Séance unique, réservation conseillée. | The Doors

Be the first to own this limited edition moving poster of The Doors' legendary July 5th, 1968 performance at the Hollywood Bowl! | The Doors

Experience The Doors in their full, unfiltered glory with LIVE IN BOSTON 1970 – the entire concert is now available on all streaming platforms for the first time ever. Recorded live at the Boston Arena on April 10, 1970, this powerhouse performance captures The Doors at their most unpredictable and electric, with two explosive sets delivered just hours apart. Featuring raw, Blues-drenched versions of fan favorites, this recording is a front-row seat to the band’s fearless energy and Morrison’s w

Relive one of the most sought-after live shows of 1970, now available to stream for the first time. For an audience member watching the concert unfold, it probably seemed like The Doors had rehearsed everything, but many of that night’s lyrical and musical twists and turns had never been discussed by the band, let alone rehearsed. Odds are the band didn’t even have a set list. The Doors – LIVE AT BAKERSFIELD, AUGUST 21, 1970 was recorded at the Bakersfield Civic Auditorium on a two-track reel-to