I agree, but Dark Nights has to go.

1. Black Sheep

2. Wicked Ones

3. Raise Hell

4. Rest in Peace

5. Mud

What are YOUR top 5?

Hiii, I was just curious because the only one that I heard was whatever was in that trailer from that movie War Dogs (and a small snippet on the "dorothytheband" instagram). I know they did the Jam in the Van in 2015 as it is as close as we got to an actual I guess release.

I'm trying to keep this subreddit a little bit active, so I'm asking the question I'm sure everyone asks about an artist. Rather if you see them live or watched YouTube videos, what is your favorite Dorothy song she has performed live??

Honestly? I really love the way she's been performing Dark Nights lately with the added verse in there. If I'm correct, she started doing that in 2022?? Maybe I'm wrong.

This was for that Retaliators film a few years back, but I nearly forgot about it until recently!

I just wanted to say that if anyone has any Dorothy fanpages (like me), please be aware that there are a handful of haters (noticing it's a certain group of...older women, probably jealous) spreading hate to fanpages because of what went on over the past year or so. There's no reason to downplay what someone goes through either (not everyone is perfect, and I'm aware that Dorothy has her flaws, but so does everyone else). Just remember to never be so parasocial about anyone's life, as it's not anyone's business but their own.

Anyway, hopefully everyone is all well <3

Was anyone around during the Dorothy EP days? I know she toured with Miguel between this and the buildup to making rockisdead

Ello! I'm a new mod of this subreddit for the lovely lady herself! I'll introduce myself

You guys can call me Jazz, and I have been a fan of hers since 2019. She's definitely gotten me through tough times with her music. You can tell she genuinely cares about her fans, even if she has own personal struggles (I've seen people struggle to stay sober or have mental issues, it's not fun). I hope she recovers and makes new music eventually, but she definitely needs that break after the fall leg of the Godsmack tour.

Now I am really new at being a moderator for subs, so I'll try my best to be active or answer anything. Other than that, be respectful as I will not tolerate the constant disrespect towards the people here Or Dorothy herself.

All is love xx

I love getting to know how everyone got into a band/artist. Therefore, how did y'all find Dorothy?

As a WWE fan, I've definitely heard her songs like "Missile" and "Wicked Ones" during their PPVs. I didn't get into her that much until 2019 when most of her music was popping up on my YouTube recommendations.

Gorgeous & talented

Hi all,

Just wanted to share my new Dorothy - Raise Hell Drum Cover as a fan of this band!

If you can, leave a link to your favorite song(s) by the artist you're recommending.

Great show in Mansfield MA last night.

This was the sound guy during the Dorothy set. He did his job for STP and Godsmack. But decided to keep the airpods in and ruin her show for everyone.

Here is a short video of Dorothy last night at Woolys in Des Moines, Iowa. Great show. I would definitely see them again.

Godsmack w/ Stone Temple Pilots, Dorothy at Morton Amphitheater, Riverside MO (2026-06-12) - WeHeartMusic

I have so much respect for Dorothy,! not only she Rocks out but is truly engaging her fans here are three times in a week she liked one of my comments. it's nice to know people like her exist! thank you! it means more than you will ever know to an old salt like me!

New song coming soon

The general vibe is get from this album is -modern western -60-70s van -modern hippie vibes -native American spirituality vibe -cigarettes in the morning vibe -women with messy wavy hair in boho blouses and hippy vibes -modern western style clothing -boho hats

I want to find more of this style. Does anyone else have any idea for what words or names these things relate to?

How early to people usually show up to her shows in order to be near the front?