The Marshall Tucker Band Tickets

Good band. Terrible lead singer. Flute player should be lead singer

Really enjoyed the concert especially the guy who payed the flute and sax

My husband & I enjoyed The Marshall Tucker Band! The music was great. It was so good to hear the old songs. The musicians were awesome!

Great bunch of musicians ! Brought back a lot of good memories from the 70's !

great show,what a jamming band. better than expected after all these years,brought back old memories from hirsch colosieum.

Saw them 1st in 75 when they opened the Superdome in NO. Along with The Allman Brothers and Wet Willie. The concert Friday nite was awesome. Sure miss the Caldwell Brothers and other originals but Doug Gray has assembled a cast of very talented musicians. I go to a lot of concerts and this one entertained me and my wife to the highest level.

Wished they would of played more of the music from the past, what they did play brought back alot of old memories. Loved the concert though!! The Margaritiville Casino is AWSOME !!!!! love love love it although we were hit with over $40. in taxes which I thought were kind of crazy! after paying $260. for 1 night we ended up paying $300. for the room. FYI the Margaritiville in Penscola is the best experience you could ever have right on the ocean :-) dont get no better than that and the rooms were like $30. a night cheaper. All the staff in Penscola were way more friendlier than in LA!!

The guys played all the hits. As a fan from when the music was new, we are all getting older and have lost a step or two, but it is still good to see the guys out playing there music.

Read a Lott of reviews before deciding to go tonight. If you think a singer at 65 should be the same as 25 then don't go. However, the band is still extremely talented and if you go for a glimpse of what Southern Rock once was, by all means you will enjoy as I did. Songs included : This Old Cowboy, Take the Highway, Midnight Promises, Heard it in a Love Song, Can't You See, Blue Ridge Mountain Home. No one can replace Toy Caldwell, that said, they did a nice job on it and yes like many reviews, the crowd sang with the song. 2hours long, Blue Ridge Mountain Home 12+ minutes and awesome.

The Paramount is an awesome venue but, there was no intro to any of the warm up bands so I wasn't sure what was going on. The sound was way to loud, I was seated right behind the sound booth and I found that the singers words were all slurred and I was unable to hear the words of the songs they were singing.

I've been following the band since the early 70's. I know most of the words to their songs. The words that I don't know I'm willing to learn. Do you guys want a new lead singer? I promise not to over-indulge in any partying prior to the shows. The rest of the band was awesome.

Although musically the band was great, Toy Caldwell has lost his voice. He is constantly behind the music with his frasing, and he forgot a lot of his lyrics. As a vocalist I was embarassed for him. Very sad to see. The songs that other members of the band sang were great.

I saw MTB for free at the Raritan Bay Seafood Festival in 9/2006. Although they played a really short set then, it was only two years after Doug Gray's throat surgery and he was sounding great. Seeing them again 5.5 years later was even better. The harmonizing guitars and the steel slide were excellent. The flutist also played a wailing sax and his voice was just as good as Doug's when all those MTB songs were recorded in the studio. They played everything I wanted to hear, for >2hours which was an honorable performance when so many bands (example, a band that rhymes with ZZ Flop) play way too short a show and charge way too much money. The instrumental jams were great. They really gave their fans more than we paid for and much more than this fan expected. I am a re-devoted fan and will see them as long as they continue to perform. 41 years and going very strong.

Opening band was good seemed to have great meaning behind their music. Promoted their music alot with Facebook and twitter. I liked very much that they had songs that seemed to be in support of anti bullying. The Marshall Tucker Band was good they just talked entirely way to much and should have played more music otherwise this would have been a five star show.

This concert gets 3 stars because Penn's Peak is a great place to see a concert and the opening band Swampdawamp was excellent. MTB should lose the lead singer or hide him in the backround somewhere as he wrecks most of the songs when he sings. The rest of the musicians are very talented.

This show sucked. What a rip off. Mtucker should pack it in

Doug Gray if you are reading this please accept the fact that you can no longer sing. I know you are last original member in the band and without you there is no Marshall Tucker but its time to move on. The music was very good and I made the most of the evening and I enjoyed all three bands but it broke my heart to listen to you try to sing your great songs.

The band was fantastic, even though the lead singer appeared to have had one (or two) too many. The rest of the band covered well, but we were extremely annoyed.

Doug dragged every story out, like my 80 year old father in law does. He kept saying, "slow it down"... I went to rock, not fall asleep in my chair! The band did well, especially the new guy (keyboard, sax, flute), he was awsome! Basically felt bad for them (Doug)... it's not a comfortable feeling to watch the band while it's dying... better to go out on top!

Swampdawamp rocked! Can't wait to hear more from them. Marshall tucker band was incredible! So much talent and you could tell they really enjoyed playing for the crowd!