Marshall Tucker Band

Heard It in a Love Song                     Can't You See

Fire on the Mountain                         This Ol' Cowboy

24 Hours at a Time                              Take the Highway

Searchin' for a Rainbow                     Running Like the Wind

Can't You See? One of the most influential Southern rock groups of the '70s is once again hitting the road.

The Marshall Tucker Band: 50th Anniversary Tour offers fans a cauldron of musical styles – country, rock, jazz and blues – that's both soulful and satisfying, like a heaping plate of Carolina barbecue.

With more than 20 studio albums and a score of live releases since 1972, they've become the ambassadors of Southern rock.

On stage, they kick up their heels and let loose with solo passages that will give you goosebumps. In between songs, original lead singer Doug Gray shares personal stories of the Grammy^®-nominated band and its amazing journey.

If you've been Searchin' for a Rainbow, you'll find it when Marshall Tucker takes the stage.

Fun Fact #1: The band was named after a blind piano tuner whose name was inscribed on a key found in their old rehearsal space.

Fun Fact #2: In 2013, GRAMMY Magazine named the group's logo as one of the most distinctive and iconic brands in music.