Strange Days Doors Tribute Band

WOW, again was one of the best tribute band performances I've been to! Even at the Swap Meet, I felt like I was at the Whiskey-A-Go-Go in 1970

The Best !!!!!!!! Seriously 🫶🏼

WOW! Strange Days are pros! Sounded like The Doors, close your eyes and you will feel like you have been taken back in time. Not only a great act, the musicianship is some of the best you will hear and see. They perform more than just the hits, I heard songs I never thought I would hear. Strange Days is a must see. Thank you for a great night of Doors music.

Amazing!!!! Everything I expected!!!! So kool!!!!🤩🤩🤩

Strange Days tribute band has the best Jim Morrison singer of all Doors tribute bands he looks and most importantly sounds just like Jim.truly a trip back to 68 every member of the band is super talented and accurate.youll love the experience but warning you'll want to see them perform again and again at differt locales they are that good.

We have seen them before this time. They were even better than last, everybody was up dancing and rocking. It was a blast. I listen to the doors on Pandora on the way home and it didn’t sound any different sound like I was listening to the band strange days, I have seen Wildchild many times and I like them, but I think strange days is even better! The venue was great. They did a great job of keeping out the wind on a really windy night and keeping it warm inside all around. hope hilltop brings back soon .

The whole band sounds great! Nailed all the parts! The singer does a great job of bringing Jim back to life! If you like to party and dance to The Doors music, they are a must see!

I can’t even begin to describe how INCREDIBLE this band is. I was HONORED and PRIVILEGED to see them perform multiple times in the past but this show in particular takes the cake! It was the ABSOLUTE BEST… 3 hours long, for charity, and Robby Krieger performed! My mom and I were over the moon! I had a blast except for missing one song while getting my overpriced and under seasoned pizza (no flavor whatsoever!) from a nearby pizza place!

I love this band so much! What an amazing performance. The venue did get WAY too hot. Amazing the band kept it together as well as they did.

AWSOME !!! They are truly the BEST I LOVE YOU Strange Days & I’m Extra Happy that it was in one of my favorite Beaches 🏝️♥️

They are the BEST ! … LOVE them So Hard , I Always have Such a Great time Perfect Location too ♥️

Wow !!!!! AWSOME Show Enjoyed All the songs ! Had a Great time , They are the Best Doors tribute band & I could speak for everyone else there . Good food , desserts & Michelada’s 👍🏼 Can’t wait for another show ♥️

Had a riot with my sister! What a great Tribute to the doors! Keep up the good work!! Rock on✌🏼 Monica and Jojo

The band was amazing and the venue was very intimate. No problem being up front to rock out. Definitely will see them and go to Navajo Live again🤘🏼

They always put on a great show! One of the best birthday celebrations ever!

AWSOME like ALWAYS ! ♥️

AWSOME like Always ! 🔥

This is the BEST tribute DOORS Band HANDS DOWN I LOVE THEM ♥️ So HARD ! 🤘🏼

They were awesome, as always!!

I went into this show not thinking I was going to enjoy it. I was pleasantly surprised by how much I did. Strange Days were an authentic tribute to the legendary Doors. These four guys obviously are huge fans of the band. Musically, they had it down to a science. From Ray Manzarek’s flourishing keyboards to Robbie Kreiger’s jazz infused notes to John Densmore’s anthemic drum breaks to Jim Morrison’s vocal nuisances. When I closed my eyes I heard The Doors’ music fill this 354 seat hall with all the intensity of the original group. Visually, the band delivered as well. All were dressed in spot-on recreations of The Doors’ stage apparel down to Jim Morrison’s belt, and boots. The singer even adorned the same leather pants, and white fashionable shirt Morrison would prance around in onstage in the sixties. The guitarist wore the same attire Robbie Kreiger donned including velour pants, and fringe hippie jacket. The drummer, and keyboardist wore more conservative attire as Densmore, and Manzarek did. From a performance standpoint the singer played Morrison to a “T.” All the Native American dancing, tight rope walking, microphone cord swirling, maraca shaking, and jumping you could shake a stick at. In between acting like Morrison there were signs of a charming performer who occasionally broke character with witty comments to the crowd such as, “I’m shy, and not really” after suggestive lines. The man loved playing Jim, and had fun with it. The band followed suit by focusing on their instruments as attentively as the original Doors did. Every hit song you would ever want to hear was played in their two hour set. Overall, I felt I was experiencing the closest thing to a Doors concert I would ever see in my lifetime, considering I was five years old when the original band broke up. As the strains of “When the Music’s Over” echoed through the hall, and the last notes, and final howl of the band, and singer came to a crashing end, I realized The Doors music will not be over for a long time to come.