Location: The Guild Theatre, 949 El Camino Real, Menlo Park, CA 94025
Date: Feb 20, 2026 – 8pm
The Marshall Tucker Band, The Guild Theatre, Menlo Park, CA
When you awaken and wish to bring a smile to your face, you recall the songs that consistently manage to reach deep within and resonate with your soul the instant you hear the initial note.
Doug Gray – lead vocals
B.B. Borden – drums
Ryan Ware – bass / vocals
Marcus James Henderson – keyboards / saxophone / flute / vocals
Chris Hicks – guitar / vocals
Rick Willis – guitar / vocals
The Marshall Tucker Band is one such ensemble that continues to exert a significant influence on successive generations of listeners who have been “Searchin’ for a Rainbow” and have found it beautifully embodied by this enduring Southern institution over the years. “I have always been attuned to how music can evoke emotions, right from the time I was in the crib,” states lead vocalist and bandleader Doug Gray, who has been at the forefront of the MTB since its inception. “I was born with that gift. I recognized it early on, back when I was a young child and my parents encouraged me to get up and sing any song that played on the jukebox. It reached a point where audiences were paying more attention to me than to the jukebox! I discovered a unique talent I could share, whether I was performing for five individuals or 20,000. I consider myself fortunate to possess that ability, and I am grateful that I can share it with others.
The Marshall Tucker Band was formed in 1972 in Spartanburg, South Carolina, as a young, ambitious six-member group. They chose their name after discovering it inscribed on a key to their initial rehearsal space, honoring a blind piano tuner. Since then, they have consistently captivated audiences on live stages, both large and small, around the world. Furthermore, the band’s impressive music catalog, which includes over 20 studio albums and numerous live recordings, has achieved multi-platinum sales multiple times. A typical MTB setlist is filled with a rich selection of hits, including the heartfelt anthem “Heard It in a Love Song,” the urgent plea of “Can’t You See” (the signature song of the late Toy Caldwell, co-founding lead guitarist and principal songwriter), the powerful “Fire on the Mountain,” the adventurous spirit of “Long Hard Ride,” and the dynamic performance of “Ramblin’,” among others.
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