Buckle up for a “country-fried, psychedelic, honky-tonkin,’ rock ‘n roll, soul music” concert with the Grammy Award-nominated King and his band. Known for his ability to make arenas shake, unparalleled performance prowess, and dynamic live shows, King shoots from the hip and plays straight from the heart.
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About The Show
In this new concert special recorded at Analog at the Hutton Hotel in Nashville, Marcus King and his eight-piece band play his greatest hits as he sets off to tour with Chris Stapleton. Known for songs like “Wildflowers & Wine,” “The Well” and “Hard Working Man,” King makes arenas shake with his unparalleled performance prowess and dynamic live shows.
King’s newest album, Mood Swings, produced by Rick Rubin, was released April 5 via American/Republic Records. King is also embarking on a world tour this spring.King’s solo debut album, El Dorado, released in 2020, earned him a Grammy Award nomination for Best Americana Album and was praised by NPR, American Songwriter, Rolling Stone, AP and more. Between packing venues on his own, he performed alongside Chris Stapleton, Greta Van Fleet and Nathaniel Rateliff and graced the bills of Stagecoach and more with one seismic show after the next. In 2022, he set out to make a rock and roll album and didn’t hold back. Writing from the gut, shooting from the hip and playing straight from the heart, he released Young Blood, full of his patented “country-fried, psychedelic, honky-tonkin’ rock and roll” style.
