The Marcus King Trio will take the Food City Stage at the Drive-In Concert Series on Saturday, September 12. Tickets now on sale at thedriveinconcert.com
BigWheel Events is proud to announce that the Marcus King Band will play at the Drive-In Concert Series in the Smokies Stadium parking lot on September 12, 2020. The band will perform as a trio for this show.
The event was made possible by coordinating efforts between BigWheel, Barley’s Knoxville and Blank Newspaper. The event is sponsored jointly by Barley’s and Blank Newspaper as well.
Led by 24-year-old Marcus King, the Marcus King Trio is firmly rooted in the proud tradition of American rock and soul music.
“We’re really excited to bring the Marcus King Band to the Food City Stage,” said Parker Frost, president of BigWheel. “Live music is back in a safe, socially-distanced setting. It’s going to be an unforgettable night for live music. ”The Drive-In Concert Series also has an amazing lineup for Labor Day Weekend, complete with fireworks after every show.
For information and rules about the Drive-in Concert Series, check this.
On Friday, September 4, the Dave Matthews Tribute Band — the only touring band authorized to use Dave Matthews’ name — will take the stage, and School of Rock will open the show.
On Saturday, September 5, Singer/songwriter Scott Miller sings and tells great stories with his friend RB Morris.
BigWheel will close the holiday weekend with a jam band double bill: the Allman Brothers cover band, the End of the Line Band, and Atlanta-based Frankly Scarlet, playing the music of the Grateful Dead.
Delivering funk from beyond the grave, Here Come the Mummies takes the stage on Friday, September 11. A portion of the proceeds from the Mummies show will benefit the KNS Empty Stocking Fund.
The Drive-In Concert Series upcoming dates include:
September 4 — The Dave Matthews Tribute Band featuring School of Rock
September 5 — Scott Miller featuring RB Morris
September 6 — Frankly Scarlet featuring End of the Line Band
September 11 — Here Come the Mummies
September 12 — The Marcus King Band Sponsored by Barley’s and Blank Newspaper
Due to CDC guidelines, the Drive-In Concert Series is limited to 250 cars on-site, so tickets will go fast. There is a maximum of 6 people per vehicle. Food and beverages are available through the Tennessee Smokies.
Tickets for the Marcus King Trio show are on sale at thedriveinconcert.com on Friday, August 7 at 10:00AM. All other tickets are available now at thedriveinconcert.com.
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