A bit of that "Can’t You See" live energy! Have you seen us play this classic live? Tell us where and when! 🎸 🎥: nowaygma

Crank it up and relive Can’t You See—live from The Garden State in 1981! This version captures the raw, on-stage energy that made it a Southern rock anthem. Where were you the first time you heard it live? 🎶 open.spotify.com/track/5005ldTr…

A special day for my daughter, Mariah. Some moments don’t need much explaining. Sharing a few pictures from her wedding with her best friend, and of course, me. ❤️ — Doug

Celebrating the anniversary of Long Hard Ride, released this month in 1976! This album blended MTB’s signature Southern rock with a Western cinematic feel—and it's still a fan favorite. What’s your go-to track from this classic?

Kashus Culpepper. Wow. Just wow! We hear he received a standing ovation last night at the Ryman in Nashville. Hats off, young man! We LOVE IT!

Meet the Band – Ryan Ware 🎸🎤 Ryan Ware has been holding down the low end for The Marshall Tucker Band since 2021, and in just four years, he’s become a vital part of our sound and stage presence.

We’re heading to the Maryland State Fair this September for a night of Southern rock! Tickets go on sale this Friday, June 6th at 10 AM local. More info at marylandstatefair.com/concerts/

Meet the Band – Chris Hicks 🎸🎤 Chris Hicks has been a driving force behind The Marshall Tucker Band's sound since 1996. With his soulful guitar work and powerful vocals, Chris brings a bluesy edge to the band's Southern rock roots.

A special throwback from Will Moseley Music singing Can’t You See live on stage with us. Thanks for sharing the moment, Will. It was great having you up there with us!

Meet the Band – Doug Gray 🎤 Doug Gray has been the voice and heart of The Marshall Tucker Band for over 50 years—and counting. As the last original member still touring, Doug’s passion, grit, and commitment have kept the legacy of MTB alive for generations of fans.

Marty Muller always knew how to have a great time. We’re grateful for the memories, the laughs, and the friendship. Thanks for being part of the family. God bless you, Big M. — Doug

Released 46 years ago this month, Running Like the Wind marked a new chapter for The Marshall Tucker Band in 1979. What’s your favorite track from this album?

Released this month in 1983, Greetings from South Carolina added another page to the MTB journey. Any memories tied to this album?

Can we bring back flute solos? Some things never go out of style. What's your favorite MTB solo moment? 🎥: music.guru.official

We’re proud to celebrate this great country and the freedom to do what we love—play music for all of you. Enjoy 15% OFF all merch at our official webstore now through Monday, July 7th. Shop now at found.ee/mtb_store Have a safe and rockin’ Fourth! 🇺🇸

Feeling those midsummer vibes? Listen to “Cold Day in July” and let us take you back to those unforgettable Southern summers. 😎 open.spotify.com/track/0NSeHdbP…

Kannapolis, NC! We’re bringing The Marshall Tucker Band to Village Park Amphitheatre for a free concert in the park this Saturday at 7PM. Grab your lawn chairs, bring your friends, and we’ll see you there! 🤘 Info and tickets at marshalltucker.com

Back in ‘93, Doug broke down what makes the Marshall Tucker Band sound so unique. It's a blend of rock, country, and jazz that’s always been hard to pin down, and that’s just how we like it! How would you describe the MTB sound in one word?