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Tanya Tucker on Tour
From the beginning of her career, when she was a teenager who sounded like someone way beyond her years, Tanya Tucker has been blessed with an uncommonly expressive voice. Throughout her artistic evolution over the decades, that's never changed. To this day, when you catch the country legend in concert, you're listening to a singer who can tell a story in song like nobody else. And what's country music about, if not telling stories? Whether she's delivering some of her earliest hits, like "Delta Dawn" and "Would You Lay With Me (In a Field of Stone)," digging into later material, or changing things up completely with covers of tunes by the likes of the Eagles or Bruce Springsteen, Tucker approaches each performance of every song like it's the most important one of her life — because in that moment, it is.
Tanya Tucker in Concert
Tanya Tucker has blazed a long and singular path in country music, starting in 1972 when the shockingly precocious singer, only 13 years old at the time, debuted with her hit "Delta Dawn" (before Helen Reddy ever recorded it). With a musical maturity that made her sound unquestionably adult, she churned out a string of No. 1 country hits while she was still in her teens, songs like "What's Your Mama's Name" and "Would You Lay With Me (In a Field of Stone)." And of course the hits kept coming after she moved on to actual adulthood, with Tucker maintaining a presence in the Country Top 10 all the way into the late '90s. She's always had an outlaw attitude that set her apart from the pack — for instance, she released a rock 'n' roll album in 1979, when such things were unheard of for mainstream country stars. So her appeal has lasted, existing outside the constantly changing trends of country. For instance, when she released 2019's While I'm Livin', her first album in a decade, enough people were paying attention to ensure that the record made it into the Top 10 on the Country Album charts.
Tanya looked great, she sounded awesome!! The only problem was we drove an hour and a half to see her and she only played for 1 1/2 hours. She did not do an encore. This is the first concert i have ever been to with no encore and went less than 2 hours!! We will not go back to Hinkley for another concert.
Tanya put on an awesome show. Not only did she sing, but her daughter Prestley, her niece Cali and her son Grayson also sang solos. Then the 4 of them sang a song together. She has a very talented family.
Ms Tucker was excellent as was her band and family. Grand Casino could have better seating for viewing the stage.
I thought Tanya Tucker did an excellent show. She was having a great time performing and interacting with the crowd and I thought it was great that Tanya had her daughter Presley and niece Cali doing back up vocals for her. Then when Presley, Cali and son Grayson took turns singing on stage I thought that was very special. And there all talented. I wish Tanya would of played much longer....they only were on stage for an hour and a half and if you take away the time Presley, Cali and Grayson sang Tanya only was up there for about an hour. But what do you expect from a casino show when they want to hurry up and get you back out on the floor and take more of your money. :(
It was a nice concert but many favorites were missing and it seemed more like Tanya was going thru the motions. I was left wondering if she was retiring soon as she kept having so many family members come out and perform. She still is very worth seeing and if you haven't seen her you should. It would be nice if she changed her act and didn't seem to be going thru the motion. Her vocals are still good hitting most notes and she is still very good and better than most entertainers
Great Christmas Show -- If you get a chance to catch one of Tanya's Chirstmas shows it is a must see. Rock on Tanya
Tanya sang for nearly 90 minutes non stop. Her voice is as good as ever...her band played really well. Was the concert "amazing" - not really but it was well worth the money.
The show was great. Would love to know where Tanya got her belt??????
When Miss Tucker was talking her mic wasn't turned up enough. We couldn't here what she was saying. Otherwise, great!
We Love the Concert !!!! I have never seen her before and I would see her again!!!!!!!!!!!
The show was fantastic. The opening act sang for about 35 minutes. There was a ten minute break while Tanya's band set up. She had a lot of energy for someone who's been through as much as she has.
Her voice was excellent, not what I expected because of the time factors... but Yeah, and she still looks good also! We were very impressed with her, and Billy Bob's as always. Keep on!!
She did put on a good show for me it wasnt long enough there were still more songs she could have done and she did not do an encore.. I do wish she would have done a few more song the concert was on 1 hour and 1/2.. but over all She is awesome and the concert was great.. LOVE YOU TANYA...
Tanya Tucker sounded good but played for only 50 minutes and would not come out to do an encore. We had to endure one hour of the Locash Cowboys as the opening act and then wait 45 minutes for them to set up for Tanya. Tanya talked about the cash register ringing now that her daughters are getting into "the business". I can see where she is coming from! The Cowboys were sooo loud we had to leave until they finished. Don't the sound guys have any clue? This was not Madison Square Garden.
