The Marshall Tucker Band

"Marshall Tucker is 94 years old and still alive,” marvelled Doug Gray, the straight-talking frontman of the southern rock band that co-opted Tucker’s name, when Classic Rock met him in 2011. “I met him five years ago for a documentary on the band. He told me: ‘I know you were dogs on the road, but I’m glad you didn’t ruin my name.’ I was relieved that he didn’t find out what dogs we really were.”

Due to the very unusual and unpredictable situation with the Coronavirus, this weekend’s shows in Baton Rouge, LA (L'Auberge Casino & Hotel) and The Woodlands, Texas (Dosey Doe) will unfortunately be postponed. These shows will be rescheduled at a later date. Our utmost concern is the safety of our fans! We are very sorry for these postponements. Stay tuned for rescheduled dates.  Love you all and see you soon... HUGS!

The Charlie Daniels Band and The Marshall Tucker Band are bringing their “Fire on the Mountain” tour to Charleston. The bands will perform at the Municipal Auditorium of the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center on August 15, 2020.

If you turn on your local classic rock radio station, there’s a chance you might hear hits from the Marshall Tucker Band such as “Can’t You See,” “Fire on the Mountain,” or “Heard It in a Love Song.” If you change the channel to your local classic country station, you might hear those same songs.