Robby Krieger

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Welcome to the Official site of Robby Krieger, guitarist of The Doors. Click the below links or scroll down to see Robby’s Biography, view Concert Dates and read the latest updates from Robby’s Facebook.


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19 hours ago
Robby Krieger

Andrew Cole and I performed “The Other Side” at the Palisades Renewal Celebration.

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If Robby wants to call it “the other side” then the other side it is.

Break on through...

The guy from SubwayTakes sounding like Mr. Mojo Risin himself.

Yep, that’s my cousin! From Darold Monmouth, dear Olde Illinois. His brother went into being a lawyer and he stick stuck with music guess who made the most money? Two from Monmouth, Illinois!

Good cause. "I see your hair is burning". I went to Uni High in West L.A. Pali High was in our football league and always had a good team.

Robbie's still keeping it alive. TY Robbie Kreiger... Would LOVE to see them do a balls to the wall Maggie Magill...Loud and raw..✌️❤️‍🔥

How is Robby Kriger still standing upright.

Robby . Tu guitarra suena Especial . Unica . Y siempre da la diferencia.

The man who wrote light my fire

Best Morrison voice impersonation that I have heard.

Surely Robbie isn't calling it that???

Where's Whalen? I remembered when you played The Chance in Poughkeepsie NY, your son played. It was totally cool. We emailed for a little while and he spoke of his other band.

Who's Andrew Cole?

Mr. Cole sounded a little nervous, but who wouldn't be with Robbie on guitar? Great effort and a great and powerful sound! I got goose bumbs !!!!! on hearing that powerful sound!

Até imita bem ❤️‍🩹

It's very hard to do / sing door songs without being compared yet on the other side of the coin.. you can't really sing those songs that much different I mean can you? It takes a very very few and far special person to make them work in their own vocabulary.. and frankly I prefer hearing these songs kind of like they are.. that guy sounded really good right there. Songs have a certain balls and power that sadly but fantastically, require that kind of approach to them. As to part of the reason they were SO unique... Presentation the fire and the execution add to the songs uniqueness in themselves. I'm not familiar with him but I would have preferred him over Ian Astbury (respectfully) any day and Robbie's guitar tone sounds just as uniquely his as it ever has.. great little clip I'd like to see more. That guy sings those songs great without going too far into the cheesy Factor 😎

 The singer from The Cult Ian Astbury did a pretty good job replacing Jim Morrison but there was no one like Jim Morrison

Is that singer Tripping? He couldn't bring his other leg forward, LMAO

He’s got a great voice for doors songs!

IM NOT TAKIN ACID MAHN!¥

The other side 😂

Well Mr. Cole did a fantastic version of Break On Through!

Robbie,Its me Daddy G Andrew Cole sounds great man I seen you perform many times last year. I've seen a lot of people grab the mic this cat cole sounds great. I can Dig It

So good Robby! Love it 😍

The vocalist is so close to Jim...

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3 days ago
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Have you ever seen Alice Cooper, Tommy Thayer, Eric Singer, and me perform “Back Door Man” together? 🎸

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I couldn’t hear the music, Robby - your pants were too loud. 🤪 😂

The men ???? They dont know but the little girls !!!!!😁😁

..Robbie's a bad MOFO! 🙂

Sir, one question— what’s the time you could’ve swore you were back in the 60s playing, while your heads down on your guitar? If at all.

Sex drugs and rock 'n' roll. All these guys got left is the rock 'n' roll.

I get wireless stage rigs, but when your bassist is playing from the catering table things have gotten out of hand.

Such an awesome show this must have been. To have such talent just hanging and jamming under a tent, street clothes like they were having a beer and were like, what the hell, lets jam.

Did you fill out the pants yourself?😂👍🥂

Nobody cares about the bass player right? 🤣

Frank Zappa contractors

Where do I get those pants!?!?

No, but I’ll be having a cross word with them for staying up past their bedtime

Alice is just standing there waiting. He’s just waiting eventually he will remember one thing is they’re not playing too fast. He’s still alive and playing now. God bless him.

Went to high school w Erick use to watch him play drums w some talented guys basemntthen we came home from college he said he was moving to LA the rest is history

Look at those trousers

No, and I still haven't, I fell asleep😂

The Doors were phenomenal.. their ability to improv at the drop of a hat for how long they never knew..EACH musician was an ICON of skill ..producing sounds and moods NEVER done before...or since... music genuis'

If you almost fall down just from punching your petal, it's time to stop performing.

🤘 I also have never seen crossword pants. Did u finish the puzzles on them? Not that you're adding to old people stereotypes 🔥🤘🔥🤘

They all just turned 18 !!

Hes about to fall over.

His trousers are to loud 😳

Looks like The garage Band, with out their stage clothes...

Robbie and Ray would play off each other. Robbie by himself doing various Doors tempo tune. Dunno

❤️🎸🎤🎶🎶🎶❤️👏 Be different trying to do daily crossword on your pants Robby😎😄😅

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Robert Alan Krieger, born January 8, 1946, in Los Angeles, is a musical performer and The Doors guitarist. He attended UCLA. “The first music I heard that I liked was Peter and the Wolf. I accidentally sat and broke the record (I was about seven). Then I listened to rock ‘n’ roll – I listened to the radio a lot – Fats Domino, Elvis, The Platters.

“I started surfing at fourteen. There was lots of classical music in my house. My father liked march music. There was a piano at home. I studied trumpet at ten, but nothing came of it. Then I started playing blues on the piano?no lessons though. When I was seventeen, I started playing guitar. I used my friend’s guitar. I didn’t get my own until I was eighteen. It was a Mexican flamenco guitar. I took flamenco lessons for a few months. I switched around from folk to flamenco to blues to rock ‘n’ roll.

“Records got me into the blues. Some of the newer rock ‘n’ roll, such as the Paul Butterfield Blues Band. If it hadn’t been for Butterfield going electric, I probably wouldn’t have gone rock ‘n’ roll.

I didn’t plan on rock ‘n’ roll. I wanted to learn jazz; I got to know some people doing rock ‘n’ roll with jazz, and I thought I could make money playing music. In rock ‘n’ roll you can realize anything that you can in jazz or anything. There’s no limitation other than the beat. You have more freedom than you do in anything except jazz – which is dying – as far as making any money is concerned.

“In The Doors we have both musicians and poets, and both know of each other’s art, so we can effect a synthesis. In the case of Tim Buckley or Dylan you have one man’s ideas. Most groups today aren’t groups. In a true group all the members create the arrangements among themselves.”



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  • February 27, 2026
    Robby Krieger Live at the Grove!
    Grove of Anaheim
    Anaheim, CA
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  • March 28, 2026
    Robby Krieger 80th Birthday Concert
    Whisky a Go Go
    Los Angeles, CA
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  • April 24, 2026
    Robby Krieger & The Sol Savages
    Copa Room – Tuscany Suites & Casino
    Las Vegas, NV
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  • April 29, 2026
    Robby Krieger “London Fog” Concert
    Whisky a Go Go
    Los Angeles, CA
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Most people know Robby Krieger as the consummate music artist in his role as former guitar player and songwriter of the legendary band The Doors.
What shouldn’t be surprising is that creativity has no boundaries and many times artistic expression will spill over into more then one medium for the artist.
Robby Krieger is no exception as demonstrated in his creation of a collection of spectacular, never-before-seen works of art…now available to art lovers and Robby fans.
Now, through the charity services organization, ART FOR A CAUSE, limited edition, giclee prints of his beautiful paintings will, for the first time, be available to the fans of Robby Krieger.
“I hope my paintings brings joy and love to art lovers for many years to come.” – Robby Krieger

Click here to visit the “Art For A Cause” site.


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