The Marshall Tucker Band Tickets

I attended the Marshall Tucker Show at BB's that night. I have been a fan since 1973. The show was very good.What really left a sour taste in my mouth was that the band played for about an hour and twenty minutes. When the set was over and they walked off stage we barely got to cheer them for their terrific performance. Within seconds the PA at BB's began to play some weird rap song and no encore from the band. I spoke to the guys working the soundboard and they told me that it was not the Management at BB"s that dictated the end of the show but it was Doug Gray the Lead singer who called the shots. This was also told to me by Marshall Tuckers sound board guy. I asked him if when the band plays in their home state do they do an Encore he told me that they always do. Being the last date of 2010 for the guys I guess that they must have been tired or something. According to the management at BB's they could have played as long as they liked. It was not only the fact that they felt that the crowd did not deserve an Encore that upset me but that they did not even give us a chance to cheer for them. I do feel that not doing an encore is a slight against the fans from the NY city area. Also I was not the only one who attended who felt this way. When I do visit South Carolina I will be looking up Gary for that Drink he said he would buy for all the fans who attended, he definitely owes NY one. Bad ending to a Good Show from a disappointed fan.

The singer should hang it up. I respect him and what he has done for this band but when your voice is shot its shot.

BB King's in NYC is a fabulous venue to see anyone. Small, intimate and not a bad seat in the place. Marshall Tucker Band gave a great performance. Nice and personable with the audience. With one original band member, the show rocked. What talented guys. Would go again to see them. The show rocked ...

they played wiyh great enthusiam the keyboard sax played was great ,the vocal where perfect cant wait to see them again great performance

seen them 25 years ago in Phila,,, time has aged their faces and their voices but it was still a great concert.. would go back again if they came to penns peak.... The fella playing the keys, flute, and sax was GREAT to say the least...... He was a show all by himself.. for the change of voices due to age " and we were already aware of this of course" This fella on the flute and sax made up any disappointments that anyone could have had, and i dont believe there was any from anyone. The area that i was sitting in everyone thought they band was still great. and as far as i am concerned,, YES, THEY ARE AS GOOD AS EVER

Unless they can get someone who can still sing, they need to retire. Can't you See, Heard it in a Love Song, was embarrassing. I've seen Marshal Tucker 4 times since 1974. Last time this summer in Jersey at the Stockton Inn. They can still play, but I felt like cryng. At least I still have their DVD's They didn't even do 24 hours at a time, which at least instrumentally they could still play.

They can still bring down the house!!! Although its not all of the original members they still sound and play great.

The ticket stated the show would start at 7:00. By 8:00, no one was on stage. We didn't mind because Marshall Tucker was sure to be on soon. Imagine our surprise when we found out there were 3 warm up bands. We were truly disappointed. If we knew about the other bands, we would have come much later.

The opening bands were WAY better than Marshall Tucker. The sound was terrible. And when we went to go talk to the sound guys to ask them if they could turn the volume down and fix some of the levels, we were told to just get away. Wish I had saved my money.

It was sad to see the Georgia Satellites without Dan Baird, he obviously made the band complete. Rick Richards is still aphenomonal guitarist but supporting cast just ain't cutting it. As far as Marshall Tucker goes, what a GREAT band - the new members really carried out the spirit of the old band and the craftsmanship showed. Only complaint was the band left without an encore. I'm sorry that was crappy! Ho chunk is not the best place to see a live show, I'll take Potowotami Northern Lights in Milwaukee any day. Basically a convention hall with chairs.

Worst concert I have been to. (and I have been to concerts for 36 yrs) Lead singer stoned, couldn't sing in harmony - just awful Total waste of money & time!

i cant believe the lead singer got soooo wasted in between songs, that he couldnt even perform! what a disappointment and a waste of time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Georgia sattelites played way too long and Marshall Tucker Band way too short. Expected a better show.

The bands were okay, to much instrumental playing. When they sang you couldn't hear what they were saying.

both bands were awesome the flute/sax/keyboard player was exceptional (for lack of a better word) Marshall Tucker was great The whole band was very entertaining. Georgia Satelites was very good, do not suggest for anyone who doesn't like rock music, guitarists from both bands had good solos

Had another great evening of southern rock. Both bands jammed to no end. Great acoustics, great venue!!

I have loved this group since high school in the 70's. Got the opportunity to see them at House of Blues, Myrtle Beach, SC on 5-14-10. They are getting older, but getting better. They literally brought the house down. So much talent!

Show was everything one would expect from one of the quintessential classic southern rock bands. It's The Marshall Tucker Band.....the name says it all. You got to check them out!

Everyone I talked to there said they were great, but they were not allowed to play long enough in that type of venue.

I am reading all the reviews and am beside myself, this band has been going for 40 years!! how many bands last that long? so the vocals don't sound the same, so what they still put on a hell of a show!! Rick does a hell of a job and so does the sax player marcus I've got your back Doug!! keep going brother.