CHARLIE DANIELS REVEALS LINEUP FOR 2020 VOLUNTEER JAM SET FOR SEPTEMBER 15 AT NASHVILLE'S BRIDGESTONE ARENA

Lineup Includes Trace Adkins, Justin Moore, The Marshall Tucker Band, Charley Pride, the Gatlin Brothers, Big & Rich, Gretchen Wilson, Travis Denning, Chris Janson, Delbert McClinton, The Outlaws, Mickey Gilley, Johnny Lee and More

500 Concert Tickets to be Distributed to Middle Tennessee Emergency Relief Volunteers Free of Charge

Tickets On Sale Now at Ticketmaster.com and the Bridgestone Arena Box Office

The Marshall Tucker Band: how to spend a million dollars on cocaine, pot and Scotch whisky


"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.”


Baton Rouge & The Woodlands Concerts Postponed

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!
-Doug Gray

Marshall Tucker Band to play E’town tonight

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.

POLLSTAR: The Marshall Tucker Band’s Southern Rockin’ Round-Up, Round One

“Rednecks work their ass off, out in the fields,” says Doug Gray, the sole original member and dusty road voice who created the yearning Southern rock tilt of The Marshall Tucker Band. “When you’re raised like that, you really dig into a project. For me, the original band was only together for eight years. Forty-eight years later, we’re still out taking this music to the people – and they still want it.” [CLICK FOR MORE]