With outstanding vocals, top-notch musicianship and a high-energy performance, 'Take the Highway' will leave you feeling exhilarated and nostalgic.

We hired the TTH band to headline our annual summer festival. Our audiences experienced the magic of the 70s and 80s as they brought to life some of the greatest hits and fan favorites from the soulful southern rock sounds of the Marshall Tucker Band to the harmonic melodies of Pure Prairie League and the unforgettable tunes of Loggins and Messina, they've got it all covered. We have already booked them for next year and look forward to seeing the band again.

A Harmonious Journey Through Classic Country Rock They took us on a delightful journey through the golden era of classic country rock and jam band music, and they provided a masterclass in reviving the 70's and 80's sound. Frontman Rick Huckaby's charismatic stage presence and vocals were the heart and soul of the show. His rendition of hits like "Heard It in a Love Song" and "Amie" was nothing short of spectacular. Huckaby's voice captured the essence of the original artists, evoking nostalgia for those who cherished these tunes during their heyday and introducing them to a new generation. The other six musicians in the band were top-notch, seamlessly delivering the intricate harmonies and instrumental solos that are the hallmark of this genre. The crowd, spanning all age groups, reveled in the music. It was heartwarming to see young and old alike grooving to the timeless melodies and intricate jams. Take the Highway Tribute Band isn't just a cover band; they are a living tribute!

Nashville, the heart of country music, served as the perfect backdrop for Take the Highway Tribute Band's spellbinding performance. Comprising seven top-notch musicians, including the exceptional frontman Rick Huckaby, this ensemble took us on a nostalgic journey through the classic 70's and 80's country rock and jam band music that defined an era. The setlist, featuring hits from the Marshall Tucker Band, Pure Prairie League, and Loggins and Messina, transported the audience to a time when these songs ruled the airwaves. Rick Huckaby's vocals were a revelation, capturing the essence of each original artist with precision and passion. Whether it was the soulful drawl of "Can't You See" or the mellowness of "Danny's Song," Huckaby's voice tugged at the heartstrings. But it wasn't just Huckaby who shone; the entire band's chemistry was palpable. The harmonies were spot on, and the instrumental solos were electrifying.