Dr. Dog

Dr. Dog Live Performance of 'Worst Trip' on Conan

• In January 2007, Dr. Dog was at a pivotal moment in their career, having just released their album "We All Belong" in 2007, which marked a significant... Read Full Description >

  In January 2007, Dr. Dog was at a pivotal moment in their career, having just released their album "We All Belong" in 2007, which marked a significant step forward in their musical evolution. This entry into the mainstream music scene followed their earlier underground success but demonstrated their growing popularity and artistic confidence. The live performance of "Worst Trip" on "Conan" showcased the band's energetic and eclectic sound, reflective of their established style that blends rock, pop, and folk influences. This appearance helped to introduce their music to a broader audience and solidify their presence in the independent music circuit. Notably, Dr. Dog's approach to recording and performing is characterized by a DIY ethos, which has played a substantial role in their identity, making this televised performance a key moment in bridging their grassroots origins with wider commercial appeal.

Dr. Dog Live at The Boot performing an unreleased song in nightvision

The Boot
Norfolk, VA, United States

DR DOG Full Concert at World Folk Music Company performing Cissy Strut, Sun Goddess and Climbing Up The Ladder

World Folk Music Company

Dr. Dog Live Performance of California at Criminal Records in Atlanta

Criminal Records
Atlanta, GA, United States

Dr. Dog - Live Performance of Ain't It Strange at Criminal Records

Criminal Records
Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Dr. Dog Performs 'My Old Ways' Live on Letterman at The Ed Sullivan Theater

The Ed Sullivan Theater
New York, NY, United States

• On May 23, 2007, Dr. Dog performed "My Old Ways" on "The Late Show with David Letterman," showcasing their distinctive blend of rock and folk. This pe... Read Full Description >

  On May 23, 2007, Dr. Dog performed "My Old Ways" on "The Late Show with David Letterman," showcasing their distinctive blend of rock and folk. This performance coincided with the release of their album "We All Belong," which came out earlier that same year. The album marked a significant moment for the band as it was their first released under a new label after spending years in the indie circuit. The performance at the Ed Sullivan Theater not only highlighted their evolving sound but also introduced a broader audience to their music. An interesting fact about Dr. Dog around this period is their commitment to DIY ethics: even after gaining recognition, they maintained an independent spirit, which was reflected in their musical style and production. This appearance on a major network helped solidify their place in the contemporary music scene.

Live Performance of 'Die, Die, Die' by Dr. Dog from Bonnaroo

Bonnaroo
Manchester, TN, United States

Dr. Dog - Keep a Friend Live Performance from Bonnaroo Music Festival

Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival
Manchester, TN, United States

Dr. Dog Live Performance of 08 at Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival

Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival
Manchester, TN, United States

Ain't It Strange Live Performance by Dr. Dog from Bonnaroo Festival

Bonnaroo Festival
Manchester, TN, United States

Dr. Dog Performs '14 Worst Trip' Live from Bonnaroo 2007

Bonnaroo
Manchester, TN, United States

Dr. Dog - Wake Up (Live from Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival)

Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival
Manchester, TN, United States

Dr. Dog Performs The Way the Lazy Do Live at Bonnaroo Music Festival

Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival
Manchester, TN, United States

Dr. Dog - 10 Fools Life Live Performance from Bonnaroo 2007

Bonnaroo
Manchester, TN, United States

Dr. Dog - The Girl Live Performance from Bonnaroo Concert

Bonnaroo
Manchester, TN, United States

Dr. Dog Live Performance Clip 2 at The Apple Store in Chicago

The Apple Store
Chicago, IL, United States

Dr. Dog Performs My Old Ways at ACL 2007 Concert

Austin City Limits Music Festival
Austin, TX, United States