Two Rock and Roll Hall of Fame legends share a stage for one night only. Carlos Santana brings his unique fusion of Latin American jazz and blues-rock, the sound that catapulted him to fame at Woodstock '69, while the Doobie Brothers bring five decades of roots-based, harmony-laden rock and roll built on hits like "Long Train Runnin'" and "Black Water." It's a genuine full-circle moment for South Bay music fans — the Doobie Brothers themselves got their start in San Jose — making this stop feel like a homecoming as much as a tour date.
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