The Marshall Tucker Band Tickets

I had a good time.. band played well, although I really didn't know their music. The ticket was fairly inexpensive, and for around $30-$40 I'd recommend them.. but not for much more than that. I know ticket prices are outrageous these days, but given that I got a ticket for the Allman Brothers Band at the Tower in Philadelphia for $75, I'd be hard pressed to pay more than $40 to see MTB. Sorry guys.

Love this band since my college years (1976-1980) but the lead singer could hit the big notes to open any of the songs! I thought it might be laryngitis so I swallowed hard and tried to enjoy the show. Yhe musicians in the band could still really bring it and when they sang, the songs were pretty good but jerk off wouldn't turn the singing over to anyone and butchered, absolutely butchered the vocals for just about every song. On top of that, he berated the sound board tech and actially walked off the stage to go over and emabarrass him at the board. His singing still sucked. I almost went to the veniu to demand my money back but decided to let it go and try to enjoy the memories of the music. worst concert I ever heard....

The opening act was definitely worth a miss, and seemed to go on forever. The Marshall Tucker Bank was pretty good, although they didn't play what I wanted to hear - the lying in the desert sun song. However, it was a pleasant evening, and I would recommend it to someone who enjoys their music.

I'll admit I was skeptical about seeing MTB after reading some of the reviews about Doug Gray's voice. Okay, it's true, his voice is gone; HOWEVER, that being said, his presence onstage is still quite remarkable, and I would miss seeing him there. He actually sang very little, so his voice wasn't really an issue if you love the music...and the music was phenomenal. Every one of the present band members is truly remarkable and first rate.The show was well worth the distance and money I spent to see them. I highly recommend seeing them!

i enjoyed the Marshall Tucker concert and they are talented musicians. i was dissapointed they didn't play "24 hours at a time", however! That's like Lynard Skynard not playing "Free Bird"!!

The lead singer can't carry a tune anymore. Great musicians in the band & they can sing. He should turn the singing over to others.

I am a huge MTB fan, and was really looking forward to seeing them, it has been over 30 years since I last saw them. With great 3rd row seats I could see everything going on. The lead singer, Doug Gray, has completely lost his voice. He tried and croaked thru 2 songs, could not come close to hitting the higher notes. He was also either drunk or on something, he couldn't even put the mic into the clip on the stand, a roadie had to keep coming onstage to help him. It was absolutely sad, because he had a great voice earlier in his career. He incessantly talked, and other band member basically took over the vocals. They played only 11 songs in 1 hour and 45 minutes! The only bright spot was the flute/sax/keyboard player, who was amazing. It's time for the MTB to call it quits.

Great show again. Looking foward to next time. We plan to bring friends then.

they play all the classics you want to hear. entertain the crowd with their southern humor, and just plain jam!! you can't sit still !!

with a smaller venue like Indian Ranch, the band was more personal and interacted with the crowd much more. this was my first time to Indian Ranch and I loved it.

They played all of my favorites and thankfully the rain held out for the entire concert!

Overall I enjoyed the show. It had a very intimate feeling about it, lots of stories & verbage with the audience, audience participation in some of the more well-known songs. The newest guy who played the flute, sax, & keyboard was absolutely amazing! However, sometimes the lyrics were garbled & had a kind of Willie Nelson feel about them which wasn't really bad but was a bit disconcerting at times.

I saw the Marshall Tucker Band at the Inn of the Mountain Gods on 1/14/11. Of course, all the original members except one have passed away, but the music was fabulous. The voice wasn't the same, which was too bad, but it was still a great concert in a beautiful venue. I was surrounded by close friends and we all had fun.

a little trouble with equipment but then,....awesome.......for old guys........lol

Enjoyed MTB. The band was AWESOME!, Doug Gray, original lead singer, has still got It!! Just wished he would have sung more songs,,,too bad that the guy that was up front as lead singer was a disappointment. For example, when this guy left the stage to rest up...MTB got a standing ovation!!! What does that tell you? They don't need him. They have 3 great singers! Also, he dissed one of their greatest songs ever , by telling the audience that it wasn't one of "his " favorites. It was certainly ours back in the day! The flutest/saxophone/keyboard/singer was the greatest!! The lead guitar had a great voice!! All the guys that played guitars, drums etc.were outstanding! When you see a guy in the middle of the stage that plays a tambourine & his vocal microphone is way above his head, you just know he's not gonna be good!

Lead singer was drunk. Could not hear the words. Flute player excellent. One of the worse concerts we have been to.

The lead singer is the only original member of the band, and that's why we went, thought they'd sound the same. Unfortunately, he has no voice left so couldn't sing any of the songslike they were supposed to be. Resorted to have the audience singe the whole thing for a couple of them. Sad, sad, sad! The band itself was good, should just get a different singer and be the cover band they virtually are.

Marshall Tucker Band has always been a favorite of ours. We saw them maybe 20 years ago and it was a fun concert! However, this was really disappointing. The lead singer's voice was obviously strained and the rest of the band did a good job covering for him. The intrumentals and musicians were very good which helped make up for the singing. The other singers were also very good. The rythmn was off when the lead singer sang. Bottom line...listen to your cds and save your money.

Great concert good to see them live and still in action. Only one problem ended to soon and was too short. You boys did a good job make it longer next time.

This show was mediocre at best. Wasn't worth the 1/2 hour drive it took to get there. I would not attend another MT Band show, even if it was free