Tim Tucker Connects  with Sold Out Crowd at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe

Tim Tucker  performed to a full house this past Friday night at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe, as  the featured opening act for Dave Mason. Tim played this engagement solo,  strumming his guitar and singing slice-of-life songs about card games and  heart flames. Tim’s blend of folk rock features poignant lyrics wrapped in  full, rich acoustic tones that gently carry the listener through stories of  love and life in the modern west.  

“Tim Tucker continued  his musical journey, making a great connection with his audience through his  master songwriting.”  Said Wayne Carlson, chief soundman for Harrah’s Lake  Tahoe.  

Tim played from his deep collection of original  material, including three songs from The Tim Tucker Band’s recent album, and  two new songs – Mango Tree and Tucker Too.

I found  Tim talking to new fans at the merch table after his set.  He and the  crowd were discussing his new song Tucker Too.   “Tucker  Too is a song about a friend’s dog that happened to be named Tucker.” Tim  told me.   “We met after a performance at Amendment 21 in Reno--   The friend, not the dog!  Coincidentally, I met a woman tonight at  the show who also has a dog named Tucker.”  

“Are you so  sure that’s a coincidence?” a fan asked, holding a newly purchased copy of  Tim’s album, ironically titled: No Coincidence.