Marshall Tucker Band

The Marshall Tucker Band is gearing up for yet another music next year. The Rock Legends Cruise II will feature four days of music and entertainment, which is the kind of party these southern rockers are all about!

No doubt they drew inspiration from their Capricorn Records label mates the Allman Brothers, but the Marshall Tucker Band were more than simply a band in the right place at the right time.

For the fourth straight year, you'll hear the Marshall Tucker Band as the voice behind Busch Beer, and MTB's lead vocalist Doug Gray talked to Ultimate Classic Rock about it.

The Marshall Tucker Band's new holiday album, 'Carolina Christmas,' will give listeners a little bit of everything ... the sentimental Christmas classics, family sing-a-longs and flavors of humor to keep everyone grinning from ear to ear this holiday season...

The Marshall Tucker Band wants their fans to get in the Christmas spirit! The legendary rockers have released their new holiday-infused album, 'Carolina Christmas.' Rather than just an album of Christmas classics, the band has also included a handful of originals that will be sure to put a smile on your face as you decorate your tree this year...

Win the Marshall Tucker Band's 'Greatest Hits' Signed LP

Marshall Tucker Band's Doug Gray Keeps Southern Rock Alive

This Saturday (Oct. 8), the Marshall Tucker Band are bringing a little southern rock to Fox News Channel's 'Huckabee' program. The legendary band will perform 'Fire on the Mountain,' which is one of the many tracks found on their newly released Greatest Hits album, in the former Arkansas Governor's New York City television studio. Their performance on the show is in observance of the band's 40th a

This December, southern rockers the Marshall Tucker Band will be hitting the seas as they co-headline the annual Rock Legends Cruise, benefiting the Native American Heritage Association (NAHA). The band will share headlining duties with the legendary ZZ Top, as they set sail on the Royal Caribbean Cruise...

David “Frankie” Toler -- who manned the drum kit for Southern-dripped, blues-heavy groups the Allman Brothers Band, the Gregg Allman Band, the Marshall Tucker Band and Dickey Betts & Great Southern -- passed away Saturday morning (June 4) in Sarasota, Fla., from complications occurring from a liver transplant he received a few years ago.