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Feb 102023
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- Brady Wilcox – Pillow Talk
- Chase Rice – I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go To Hell
- Ernest – Flower Shops (The Album): Two Dozen Roses
- Matt Stell – One of Us (EP)
- Priscilla Block – Welcome to the Block Party (Deluxe)
- Walker County – No Smoke and Mirrors
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- Ain’t Enough Whiskey – Kalsey Kulyk
- Beautiful Mistake – Hillary Reese
- Boys From Waterloo – Dalton D’ Rich
- Brother Don’t Cry – Melissa Endean
- Burnin’ It Up – Wyatt Jordan
- Calling Me Back – Drew Ryder Smith
- Come and Take It – Floyd Lippencott III
- Cowboy Amen – Swon Brothers
- Dead Money – Callahan Divide
- Dive Bar Heart – Boomtown Saints
- Don’t Wake Me Up – Drew Ryder Smith
- Drunk Phone Call – Maddie Riccardo
- Fine By Me – Curtis Grimes
- Hellraisers in Heaven – The Lacs & Murphy Elmore
- Honest Man – Allie Colleen
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- I Met You – Maggie Baugh
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- No Prayer Like Mama’s – Jay Allen
- Once I Meet Her (Acoustic) – Brody Caster
- Revival – Kaitie Wade
- Stay Single – Teddy Robb
- Take Me Home – CG Cruz
- The Bottom Of It – Drew Ryder Smith
- Time On You – Christopher J. Essex
- You Love Me Like That – Adam Hood
- You’re On Fire – Josh Gracin
Feb 102023
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- Marshall Tucker Band Kicks Off 2023 Tour This Weekend
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- 2021 – Kane Brown kicked off his own record label, 1021 Entertainment, by signing Restless Road
- 2020 – Country Music Videos – February 10th, 2020
- 2019 – Kacey Musgraves took home 4 Grammy Awards
- 2017 – Brett Young released his self-titled debut album
- 2017 – Little Big Town‘s album Pain Killer was certified platinum
- 2016 – Our Affiliate SFCM’s Interview with Charlie Daniels
- 2015 – Blackberry Smoke released their album Holding All the Roses
- 2015 – This Week’s New Music – February 10th, 2015
- 1996 – Blackhawk made their Grand Ole Opry debut
- 1979 – Eddie Rabbitt topped the charts for the first of 3 weeks with “Every Which Way But Loose”
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- Brady Wilcox – Pillow Talk
- Chase Rice – I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go To Hell
- Ernest – Flower Shops (The Album): Two Dozen Roses
- Matt Stell – One of Us (EP)
- Priscilla Block – Welcome to the Block Party (Deluxe)
- Walker County – No Smoke and Mirrors
- 1845 – Nate Burnham
- Ain’t Enough Whiskey – Kalsey Kulyk
- Beautiful Mistake – Hillary Reese
- Boys From Waterloo – Dalton D’ Rich
- Brother Don’t Cry – Melissa Endean
- Burnin’ It Up – Wyatt Jordan
- Calling Me Back – Drew Ryder Smith
- Come and Take It – Floyd Lippencott III
- Cowboy Amen – Swon Brothers
- Dead Money – Callahan Divide
- Dive Bar Heart – Boomtown Saints
- Don’t Wake Me Up – Drew Ryder Smith
- Drunk Phone Call – Maddie Riccardo
- Fine By Me – Curtis Grimes
- Hellraisers in Heaven – The Lacs & Murphy Elmore
- Honest Man – Allie Colleen
- Hope You’re Happy – SmithField
- Howdy Howdy Howdy – Jon Langston
- I Met You – Maggie Baugh
- Just Talin’ – Hayden Baker
- Lift Me Up – Darius Rucker
- Middle America – Gary Kyle
- No Prayer Like Mama’s – Jay Allen
- Once I Meet Her (Acoustic) – Brody Caster
- Revival – Kaitie Wade
- Stay Single – Teddy Robb
- Take Me Home – CG Cruz
- The Bottom Of It – Drew Ryder Smith
- Time On You – Christopher J. Essex
- You Love Me Like That – Adam Hood
- You’re On Fire – Josh Gracin
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Feb 102023
Iconic southern rock and country group The Marshall Tucker Band (MTB) continues to blaze a trail over five decades since its inception. This week, the multi-platinum selling group announced its 2023 Infinite Road Tour.
More than 30 dates have been revealed for the first leg of the national tour. Concert stops include Jacksonville, FL (w/ Deep Purple); Derry, NH; Rutland, VT; Cincinnati, OH; Atlanta, GA (w/ ALABAMA); Baton Rouge, LA; Bushkill, PA (w/ Lynyrd Skynyrd) and Batavia, NY.
“We are looking forward to another big year for The Marshall Tucker Band,” says MTB lead singer Doug Gray. “It’s overwhelming to see so many fans coming out to our shows over 50 years after we started. Old friends bring their children and grandchildren, enabling growth for a new crop of fans. There is no end in sight. Infinity!”
In 1972, The Marshall Tucker Band came together in Spartanburg, SC to form a southern rock group. They knew they had the magic for something that could reach people well beyond the South Carolina state line. They had the sound, the look, and the camaraderie. But they didn’t have a name. One day while rehearsing in a Spartanburg warehouse, they found an old key ring inscribed with the name ‘Marshall Tucker.’ The band thought it was the name of the warehouse but as it turns out, it belonged to a blind piano tuner who resided in the area. It was this fated discovery that inspired the band’s moniker, and in that moment, The Marshall Tucker Band was born.
The band’s namesake, Marshall Tucker, passed away on January 20 at the age of 99.
“Marshall Tucker’s name will continue in our thoughts as we embark on our Infinite Road Tour,” notes Gray. “He never asked for fame but sometimes life unfolds in mysterious ways. Without his name, who knows where we would be today. We salute you into your infinite journey, Mr. Tucker!”
Additional dates for the MTB’s Infinite Road Tour will be announced throughout the year via marshalltucker.com.
2023 MTB Infinite Road Tour Dates:
Feb 11 – Delta Downs Racetrack, Hotel & Casino – Vinton, LA
Feb 13 – 17 – Rock Legends Cruise – Fort Lauderdale, FL
Feb 18 – Everglades Seafood Festival – Everglades City, FL
Feb 19 – Florida Theatre – Jacksonville, FL (w/ Deep Purple)
Feb 20 – Mahaffey Theater – Saint Petersburg, FL (w/ Deep Purple)
Feb 23 – Tupelo Music Hall – Derry, NH
Feb 24 – Paramount Theatre, VT – Rutland, VT
Feb 25 – Struthers Library Theatre – Warren, PA
March 3 – St. Croix Hotel & Casino – Turtle Lake, WI
March 8 – Wall Street Theater – Norwalk, CT
March 9 – Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts – Patchogue, NY
March 10 – Scottish Fite Auditorium – Collingswood, NJ
March 11 – Carteret Performing Arts and Events Center – Carteret, NJ
March 31 – Hard Rock Casino – Cincinnati, OH
April 1 – State Farm Arena – Atlanta, GA (w/ ALABAMA)
April 14 – L’Abugerge Casino & Hotel – Baton Rouge, LA
April 15 – Fredericks Outdoor – Decatur, AL
April 16 – Sea World – Orlando, FL
April 22 – Buffalo Run Casino and Resort – Miami, OK
May 19 – Lost Highway Motorcycle Show & Concert – Bushkill, PA (w/ Lynyrd Skynyrd)
May 26 – Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds- Crownsville, MD
May 28 – Rooster Walk Music & Arts Festival – Axton, VA
June 14 – Pine Junction Tavern – Sherman, NY
June 17 – ABATE of PA 45th Annual Party – Brockway, PA
July 21 – Batavia Downs Summer Concerts – Batavia, NY
Aug 4 – Freeborn County Fair – Albert Lea, MN
Oct 28 – Wildwood Springs Lodge – Steelville, MO
Feb 102023
When you think about cities like New York City and Washington DC, you don’t think country music. It will be a special treat for those in the area to have the great Texas acts Pat Green and Josh Abbott Band coming to town for a show!