The Marshall Tucker Band Tickets

When a band has not been popular in many years and has not released any new material at the very least should play ALL their old hits! The only original member Doug Gray was condescending about not playing certain hits like ( Heard it in a Love Song) and talked way too much to the crowd in between songs. The other band members were extremely talented and perhaps should form their own new band..

The Marshall Tucker show was very good but the opening act The Great Fraud was amazing! Both bands delivered. MT is always solid.. The Fraud really warmed up the stage maybe even too much in a good spirited way...

I wish The Adam Ezra Band played all night,. Marshall Tucker was awful! Although the band itself sounded good, the lead singer needed to talk less and sing more. And when he does sing, stop trying to make it sound operatic! We waited a long time for this concert, and wound up leaving by the fourth song. On the up side, we did get to buy a CD from The Adam Ezra Band before we left!

Other then the lead singer the rest of the band was amazing

I totally enjoyed the show. I wish they would have played longer instead of having 2 bands before them.

went with family and friends and all had a great time . They can still jam and put on a great show . I also liked the warm up bands . The song Devil went to Boston was too funny

What a great group of musicians! Chris Hicks is so fun and funky. Rick Willis and him are an incredible duo ... enjoyed them as much as Derek and Warren. Marcus Henderson is so talented, doing a fantastic job on all of the Keyboards, Saxophone & Flute. Mayo Arts Center in July ...

Great music classics! Guitar leads and new band members are perfect additions. A few more favorites would be good.

Being a life long Marshall Tucker Band fan, I had high hopes for the concert. I thought it was good but not great. Doug does not have the vocal range he used to. Some of the other band members had create voices and should have been used more. What sealed the average review for me when they did not even play Searching For A Rainbow! Really? How could you leave that off the playlist? It was obvious everyone at the Birchmere was having a good time but I was hoping for a little more.

Let me start off by saying that these guys as indicated by original member Doug Gray are a jam band and that he never uses a set list. Doug and co. performed a long set ( however it was just 10 songs, many of them are long songs to begin with, yet they were extended into more than a 10 minutes or more. Not so much a complaint, but I would of liked to of heard another 5-6 more in lieu of the warm up act, but it is what it is. I saw the band a few years back, yet I did not enjoy the show that day, it was an outdoor festival and the performance seemed lackluster. However, with the addition of Marcus Hendrrson on keyboards, flute, saxophone and even lead vocals on "Take the Highway" was a huge plus for the band. They need to keep this guy, very talented. Doug mentioned that Marshall Tucker Band was in its 43rd year and though Doug's voice is not what it used to be, he handled himself well this time around, especially on a few songs that were more obscure and not hits for the band. All in all, the performances were first rate, including Chris Hicks on vocals for "Midnight Promises". As Doug Gray mentioned, MTB had never been about one member, which is probably the reason, through several tragedies over the decades, losing 3 original members. I would recommend that you check these guys out.

It was a Terrific show. Never disappointing. I will always go see MTB when in the area. A show not to be missed.

I'm sad to say,the Marshall Tucker Band is a musical memory,preserved on vinyl or CD for your listening pleasure.The last member of the original band,Doug Gray,no longer has the vocal delivery to convince an audience they're listening to the MTB.The band is talented and does a decent rendition of the band's hits,but it's not worth the ticket price.Since Doug has to have another band member do the vocals on songs like"Can't You See" or "Take the Hiway"....what you're getting is a cover band.Sorry,guys,but I think it's time to call an end to touring.There's too many disappointed fans.

music fantastic, marshall tucker so down to earth, have loved their music for decades, and love birchmere venue. love that doug focuses on band history, reminiscing and what the music is bringing back to us, but one suggestion: don't focus on age. we know we are all getting older, don't need to be reminded or think about that when listening to a band that brings back beautiful high school and other memories. your music is classic, ageless, long live southern rock! we really got a treat with your wonderful riffs, birchmere compliments your personal touch. music and acoustics were perfect, not too loud. thank you for a great show. would have loved to purchase a cd!

Realistically,the Marshall Tucker Band as us older fans remember it,has passed into the annuls of music history.I tip my hat to Doug Gray for fronting a band to keep the memory alive.He was 'the voice' of MTB..but the voice is gone.The band members are solid musicians that do the tunes justice & I thank them.Doug,I love you and I wish you luck in the future.The knowledgeable audience paid tribute to the memory of a great band...thank you.

Really bad - decent band, but the lead singer seems too old to pull off a concert. Nobody seemed to be satisfied, even though the show was sold out!

We have been following this group for many years. We have seen them over 30 times and Doug Grey lead singer just can't sing anymore! He talks to much in between songs and seemed drunk.The flue/sax player is great and should be he lead singer now. Doug should not sing. Fans of MTB want to hear their hit songs and that's it! Felt like we were cheated out of songs with all of Doug's rambling .

It was clear that the lead singer had lost his voice over the years. While diehard fans still seemed to enjoy it, I myself could not convince myself I was at the Marshall Tucker Band Concert and hadn't accidentally walked into a karaoke bar. There were a lot of instrumentals and the songs were wayyyy longer than they needed to be. The man that plays the jazz flute, saxophone, keyboard and sings is super talented- so the spotlight seemed to be on his different instrumental riffs throughout the evening. All in all- the show was pretty bad and just because it's the MTB does not mean livenation should charge $33 for this show. I ended up leaving early....

I will go back again, they were great, the venue was really great. Free parking across the street. It was a great night

B.B. King's in Times Square is a totally awesome venue- excellent sound, atmosphere! My lovely girlfriend and I got there early for dinner and were able to sit in the front row; she could touch the stage! The opening act TWINKLE was fantastic- better opener I have seen maybe ever. A straight on rockin'blues singer extraordinaire with a tight band. Marshall Tucker led by kindred 65 y/o original singer Doug Grey was outstanding. They always have had a great connection with their fans and tonite was no exception. In an over 90 minute set with a very hot band featuring Doug's nephew on flute, sax and keyboards and solid guitar and rhythm section, they tore the place apart. Old & new fans reveled in a Southern Rock extravaganza ,

I saw MTB back in the 70s and a few times since. When the lead singer can no longer sing it's time to call it a day.