The Marshall Tucker Band Tickets

Jefferson Starship opened and was excellent. I'm not particularly a Starship fan but did follow Jefferson Airplane. They went back and played both bands hits and the music and vocals were right on. I was a big fan of Marshall Tucker and they played their 4 popular songs and several other deep cuts. Fans of them know they like to play prolonged instrumentals which they did. I think any fan would enjoy this show.

Bucket list band that just did not play to their history. We left as did many, many people. They didn’t do any of their known songs at the beginning to get the crowd revved up, it was so much instrumental. When I want to see and old band from my partying days that’s the vibe I’m paying for.

MT's band was solid, but Doug's voice is way past prime, sad to see but that's life. Enjoyed JS a bit more though. The smoke smell at Caesars was disgusting.

Starship sounded right on even though no original members. MTB vocals were way off.

We have seen Marshall Tucker before as a opening group for Lynyrd Skynyrd, but as the headliner of the show, they were much better. They had a longer time to play and they did not disappoint. The venue at Ceasars Southern Indiana was much better than other venues located at casinos that we had previously went to as well.

The venue is great, I’ve attended several performances at The Parker. There’s not a bad seat in the house parking is free and easy, bathrooms are nice and employees are all very friendly and helpful. BUT for this performance the acoustics were terrible. Marshall Tucker has some great songs, that their fans know and love and they easily could’ve played all of their 5 or 6 biggest hits. Unfortunately they chose to use up time playing these excessively long instrumentals extensions of a few songs. They did not play Searching for a Rainbow or Fire on the Mountain. The opening band Georgia Thunderbolts was terrible, I’ve heard much better bar bands. Again the poor acoustics for this evening didn’t help.

Don't waste your money on the Marshall Tucker Band. They sounded like a garage band, one long terrible jam session, 2 sing a longs, maybe 3 full songs. The sound at the Parker was bad, what happened to sound checks? The only bright spot was the Georgia Thunderbolts,one hell of a band.

I LOVED it! The band sounded great (even after 50 years), and I love the venue. The Parker is a very intimate setting and makes for a great concert experience. My boyfriend thought the music was a bit loud. They probably could have turned the vocals down a little. Drinks were VERY expensive; $32 for a double vodka and a bottle of water.

The band is great musically and the keyboard, flute, sax player's vocals were great. They had no lead vocalist to speak of because of the Key West concert. That was disappointing and there was no encore.

Marshall Tucker was great, the opening band was a poor choice for this particular group.

Deafening sound. Terrible Ruined the show in the great venue I go to 3 c Rock concerts a month and the sound booth should know better

The only original member left is Doug Gray who seems tired; after all he is 75 years old. He only sang on a couple of songs and would talk and then leave the stage. He is surrounded by some talented musicians who played well, and also helped sing. I was not happy with the playlist as they only played maybe four of their own songs. The jams and instrumentals were too long as it almost seemed like they were filling up their stage time. To be fair I had seen them many times in the past when Toy was alive, and Doug and the Band were great. This was my last Marshall Tucker Band show, as I will not go to see them again. I want to keep what memories I can recall of the shows three decades plus ago burned into my brain.

Great show, they sounded great, nice set, funny stories and more. I'll definitely see them again!

Opening act sucked, play too long. The sound was the worst I ever heard at a Parker Playhouse. It was terrible It was almost like going to a Bob Dylan concert. Couldn't understand a word they were saying. I've seen over 100 shows of Parker Playhouse. This is the worst. And a waste the money and time. Sunday night concerts on a school night, not worth it.

I’ve been a big fan for many years. Concert was disappointing. Do a sound check!!! It was extremely loud to the point of being painful. Unable to enjoy the music. Band members didn’t sing…they screamed. Not enough variety of songs. Spent too much time playing jam music.

First time seeing the MTB after enjoying their music for many years, and have to say I was disappointed. Although the band itself is compromised of worthy musicians, Doug Gray's vocals have seen better days. I'm sure that led to the band playing extended instrumentals, and given a 90 minute show time, left the set sheet somewhat lacking.

The Marshall Tucker band was really great. it was a good concert. I was just disappointed that Doug Gray walked up the stage too fast. I wanted to get another autograph it’s been 20 years, but there was no encore which would’ve been nice but that’s OK. It was a fun time.. The band and Cathy lead singer that have replaced the original Jefferson Starship were fantastic.

Very good seats the show could not have been better

I have followed this band since 1974, started listening to them during my time down in Florida, they haven’t got out this way a lot but when they do, always a great show. All the great old hits and some lesser known songs. Don’t know how many more chances, but if it possible I’ll be there. The venue at the Legends casino was great, not a bad in my opinion.

Great sound , great musicians and a great show!! would go see them again