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The Marshall Tucker Band continues to blaze a trail over five decades since its inception. This year, the multi-platinum-selling group announced its 2023 Infinite Road Tour.

June 9 will now be “Marshall Tucker Band Day” across the Palmetto State.

“It’s truly an amazing journey we’ve been on for the past 50 years”

Hub City music icons, the Marshall Tucker Band, will play Music on Main June 7 at downtown Spartanburg's Morgan Square. 

The concert is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. and will be free to attend. VIP tickets will be available to purchase.

Five decades after forming at a crossroads of country, rock 'n' roll and blues, the show rolls on for Southern rock staple Marshall Tucker Band.

Doug Gray lead singer of The Marshall Tucker Band talked about the band’s 50^th Anniversary tour. The Marshall Tucker Band will be at the Ryman Auditorium on Friday, February 25.

“It feels like 50 years, ’cause as we lost Charlie last year, and that was devastating. We had been planning to go out, and both our agencies had been working together for such a wonderful tour with Charlie,” Gray tells Everything Nash, referring to the Fire On the Mountain Tour, which was canceled because of the pandemic. “And then all of a sudden, he’s gone, and it devastated me.”

The sold out performance was a big hit with Odeum fans, who saw the band play their hits and a few deep cuts from their 30+ album catalog.

“As long as we all stay together and believe in the same thing, we’ll be good," says Doug Gray

Marshall Tucker Band will celebrate its 50th anniversary with an extensive tour in 2022.

30+ Live Concert Stops Announced for First Leg of National Tour;Major Market Cities Include Clearwater, Fla., Atlanta, Ga., Nashville, Tenn.,Detroit, Mich., Chicago, Ill., New York, N.Y., Pittsburgh, Pa.,Washington D.C., Phoenix, Ariz. and More

PopMatters talks with Marshall Tucker Band founder Doug Gray about how embracing variety helps to ensure longevity.

COUNTRY AND SOUTHERN ROCK LEGEND CHARLIE DANIELS POSTHUMOUSLY RECEIVES PANDORA BILLIONAIRE AWARD 

A celebration of creativity has enabled the Marshall Tucker Band to reach the milestone of 50 years of music.

Doug Gray said playing in Macon on April 10 “is like coming home.”

Gray, 72, is a founding member and original lead singer of The Marshall Tucker Band who’ll be headlining Mercer University’s Ford Concert Series before the Bears meet Eastern Tennessee State University at 6 p.m.

CLEARWATER — The Marshall Tucker Band and BlackHawk will perform Friday, April 23, 7:30 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen Booth Road, Clearwater.

With The Marshall Tucker Band’s 50th anniversary approaching, the Southern rock group is getting the celebration started early by signing with UTA for exclusive worldwide representation in all areas including concert bookings, literary deals, film and television.

Music lovers—especially those in the South—know the Marshall Tucker Band for their definitive blend of rock, rhythm & blues, jazz, country and gospel. Lead singer Doug Gray and the band influenced major country acts like Alabama, Confederate Railroad and Travis Tritt and developed a 50-year friendship with NRA Life member Charlie Daniels. In fact, the Marshall Tucker Band was slated to tour with the Charlie Daniels Band in 2020 before the COVID-19 pandemic derailed those plans. Having earned the rank of an Army sergeant E-5 in Vietnam, Gray is quick to honor and recognize fellow veterans and understands the importance of the Second Amendment. Gray recently answered a few questions for NRA Country’s Vanessa Shahidi.

Marshall Tucker Band frontman Doug Gray was as close as brothers with Charlie Daniels over the decades, and he's opening up about his 50-year friendship with the man he calls "the broad shoulders of all of us" after his death at the age of 83.

Today, David Corlew and Associates announced next year's Volunteer Jam will go on as scheduled and serve as a tribute concert to the late Charlie Daniels. The 2021 Volunteer Jam: A Musical Salute to Charlie Daniels will take place Monday, February 22, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. C/T at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena.