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The Marshall Tucker Band Announces 2019 Tour

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  • Arden is a Senior Country Music Journalist for Country Thang Daily, specializing in classic hits and contemporary chart-toppers.
  • Prior to joining Country Thang Daily, Arden wrote for Billboard and People magazine, covering country music legends and emerging artists.
  • Arden holds a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from the University of Tennessee, with a minor in Music Studies.

The Marshall Tucker Band just announced their 2019 fall tour and we can’t wait to watch them perform again! They are best known for their hits “Can’t You See,” “Take the Highway,” and “Heard It in a Love Song.” We can only expect to see them perform these classic hits on the stage again.

the marshall tucker band
via Marshall Tucker Band’s official Facebook page

The Marshall Tucker Band Continues their Tour

With their successful 2018 tour, the Marshall Tucker Band wants to continue performing for their fans. They have been at it since the early ’70s and although all of the original members were long gone, the band’s name was still carried. Their brand of music helped establish the Southern rock genre, which most of us still hear in today’s country songs.

The band’s success is mostly attributed to their unique take on their songs. They were able to adapt their songs through all the genres like jazz, boogie, psychedelic, gospel, folk, and rock & roll. The longevity of their career is a testament to how much their music is loved by their fans. The band continues to work hard having 150 to 200 shows per year. They don’t have a recent album released yet since 2004 but we expect new music from them soon.

the marshall tucker band
via the Marshall Tucker band’s Official Twitter page

Here are the band’s upcoming dates for the month of September:

September 7 — Spokane, Washington at The Fox Theatre
September 8 — Boise, Idaho at Knitting Factory Concert Hall
September 11 — Tulare, California at Tulare County Fair
September 12 — Solana Beach, California at Belly Up

September 13 — Pomona, California at Los Angeles County Fair (with the Outlaws and 38 Special)
September 14 — West Wendover, Nevada at Peppermill Concert Hall
September 27 — Katy, Texas at The Wildcatter Saloon

September 28 — Lake Charles, Los Angeles at Golden Nugget

For more details on their tour, check the Marshall Tucker band’s official website.

Listen to one of their hit songs here:

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