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• Song played from tape Sabotage ( Beastie Boys  song) Play Video
• Screamin' at the Sky Play Video
• Blind Man Play Video
• White Trash Millionaire Play Video
• Stir It Up ( The Wailers  cover) Play Video
• Me and Mary Jane Play Video
• Again Play Video
• Nervous Play Video
• Burnin' Play Video
• Rain Wizard Play Video
• Stay Play Video
• Hell and High Water Play Video
• Like I Roll Play Video
• Cheaper to Drink Alone ( Included a drum solo ) Play Video
• In My Blood ( Included a snippet of Tyler Childers' 'Whitehouse Road' ) Play Video
• Out of Pocket Play Video
• Maybe Someday ( Tour debut - first time since 2020 ) Play Video
• Blame It on the Boom Boom Play Video
• Lonely Train Play Video
• The Rambler Play Video
• Peace Is Free Play Video

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• Blame It on the Boom Boom
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• White Trash Millionaire
• Hell and High Water
• Lonely Train
• Maybe Someday
• Rain Wizard
• Out of Pocket
• Screamin' at the Sky
• Peace Is Free
• Cheaper to Drink Alone
• The Rambler
• Burnin'
• Me and Mary Jane
• Stir It Up by The Wailers

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Kentucky rockers Black Stone Cherry employ a fiery yet rootsy mix of hard rock and post-grunge/heavy metal that invokes names like Stone Sour, Theory of a Deadman, Buckcherry, and Shinedown. Woolly, dirty, and uncompromising, the band’s self-released Rock N’ Roll Tape in 2003 netted the attention of Roadrunner, which signed them after witnessing audience reactions to their endless touring. Their self-titled debut for the label appeared in 2006 to rave reviews from the rock press. 2011’s Between the Devil & the Deep Blue Sea, produced by Howard Benson, was celebrated for its gritty attack on tunes such as “White Trash Millionaire” and “Killing Floor,” plus the swaggering honky tonk blues of “Let Me See You Shake.” After leaving Roadrunner for Mascot in 2016, they issued the back-to-basics crunch & roll of Kentucky. For 2018’s Family Tree, they recorded at the same studio as their self-titled debut back in 2006.

Kentucky based hard rock band Black Stone Cherry, shun the traditional image of gospel choirs that the deep south is famous for and focus on an edgier…

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Black Stone Cherry announce intimate UK & Ireland tour and in-store album signings

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Black Stone Cherry will celebrate the release of their eighth studio album ‘Screamin’ at the Sky’ with an intimate headline UK & Ireland tour and series of in-store signings.

After performing at UK arenas with co-headliners The Darkness at the start of 2023 , Black Stone Cherry will perform at eight small capacity venues this coming September and October.

The tour opens at Belfast Limelight on Tuesday 26th September and visits Dublin Academy, London Islington Assembly Hall, Sheffield Corporation, Nottingham Rescue Rooms, Manchester Rebellion and Bristol Fleece before concluding at Glasgow St Lukes on Friday 6th October.

Tour tickets go on sale from Planet Rock Tickets at 10am Friday 26th May, with O2 and artist pre-sales available from 10am Wednesday 24th May.

Fans who pre-order the album via the Mascot Records store will get an early access code in order to purchase tickets on 24th.

Corresponding with the live performances, Black Stone Cherry will take part in in-store signings at HMV and Rough Trade stores on all tour pitstops except Dublin. There will be an additional signing at Birmingham HMV Vaults on Sunday 1st October.

Tickets for the in-stores, which run from 12 noon to 2pm, will include your choice of album pre-order and guarantee your entry to meet the band at the limited capacity event. HMV stores also have an exclusive limited edition blue vinyl edition available to pre-order.

Tickets for the in-store signings go on sale at 10am Wednesday 24th May.

Commenting on their return to the UK this autumn, Black Stone Cherry enthuse: “UK, we just can’t stay away from you for long!!

“We are beyond thrilled to return this September to celebrate the release of our brand new album, ‘Screamin’ At The Sky’ with you and play some super badass intimate shows.

“We love the opportunity to step on to any stage, and these shows will certainly be ones to remember. Up-close. Personal. Old school. We absolutely cannot freakin’ wait!”

Featuring the Planet Rock playlisted singles ‘Nervous’ and ‘ Out of Pocket ’, Black Stone Cherry’s new album ‘Screamin’ at the Sky’ is released on Friday 26th September.

Black Stone Cherry also bring Steelhouse Festival 2023 to a rip-roaring close when they headline on Sunday 30th July. It’s their first ever performance up the Steelhouse mountain. Buy tickets to Steelhouse Festival .

Black Stone Cherry’s UK & Ireland tour dates:

SEPTEMBER 2023

Belfast Limelight – Tue 26th

Dublin The Academy – Wed 27th

London Islington Assembly Hall – Fri 29th

Sheffield Corporation – Sat 30th

OCTOBER 2023

Nottingham Rescue Rooms – Mon 2nd

Manchester Rebellion – Tue 3rd

Bristol Fleece – Thu 5th

Glasgow St Lukes – Fri 6th

Black Stone Cherry’s in-store signings:

Belfast HMV – Tue 26th

London Rough Trade East – Fri 29th

Sheffield HMV – Sat 30th

Birmingham HMV Vault – Sun 1st

Nottingham Rough Trade – Mon 2nd

Manchester HMV – Tue 3rd

Bristol Rough Trade – Thu 5th

Glasgow HMV – Fri 6th

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Black Stone Cherry and The Darkness join forces for UK arena tour

28 jan 7:00 pm Black Stone Cherry, The Darkness - Cardiff Motorpoint Arena

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Legendary Kentucky-based group Black Stone Cherry will join The Darkness for a UK arena tour in early 2023, with tickets on sale from Friday, 24 June.

January 28, 2023 7:00 pm (GMT+01:00)

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29 jan 7:00 pm Black Stone Cherry, The Darkness - Liverpool Bank Arena

January 29, 2023 7:00 pm (GMT+01:00)

M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool

King's Dock, Port of Liverpool, 16 Monarchs Quay, Liverpool L3 4FP

30 jan 7:00 pm Black Stone Cherry, The Darkness - Glasgow OVO Arena

January 30, 2023 7:00 pm (GMT+01:00)

OVO Hydro, Glasgow

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31 jan 7:00 pm Black Stone Cherry, The Darkness - Birmingham Resorts World Arena

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02 feb 7:00 pm Black Stone Cherry, The Darkness - Manchester AO Arena

February 2, 2023 7:00 pm (GMT+01:00)

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03 feb 7:00 pm Black Stone Cherry, The Darkness - Leeds First Direct Arena

February 3, 2023 7:00 pm (GMT+01:00)

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04 feb 7:00 pm Black Stone Cherry, The Darkness - London Wembley Arena

February 4, 2023 7:00 pm (GMT+01:00)

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Black Stone Cherry is currently touring across 11 countries and has 43 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Sweden Rock Festival Grounds in Sölvesborg, after that they'll be at Rockefeller in Oslo.

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If this band could be given 10 stars or even 20 stars that’s exactly what they would get! This band has the intensity and the sound that is undescribable. I have seen them in big venues but hands-down when they get intimate with their crowds and their fans their music explodes the lyrics the sound is unheard of this band is truly an amazing amazing band They have a lifelong fan here with me. This band deserves more than 20 stars they also need a star on the Hollywood walk of fame!

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Black stone cherry were not as good as the last time they performed at the arena. Ì thought that they were bandstanding they seemed to be concentrating on their individual talents rather than playing their songs which I love so much

This will have been my 4rth time seeing black stone cherry and they don't disappoint they just keep getting better each time a see them both supporting acts were great I especially liked monster truck which was the first time I had heard of them would definitely recommend them and Cadillac three were great also

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Black Stone Cherry announce UK tour

BLACK STONE CHERRY  have announced an intimate headlining UK tour!

Set for September this year, the tour will see the Kentucky-based hard rock band touring across the UK, performing at intimate small venues, in support of their upcoming new album  Screamin’ At The Sky , which is scheduled to be released in September this year. Tickets for the tour will be available from Friday, May 26th and can be purchased here .

Speaking about the tour, the band says, “UK, we just can’t stay away from you for long!! We are beyond thrilled to return this September to celebrate the release of our brand new album, Screamin’ At The Sky with you and play some super badass intimate shows. We love the opportunity to step on to any stage, and these shows will certainly be ones to remember. Up close. Personal. Old school. We absolutely cannot freakin’ wait!”

Tour dates are as follows: 

Tue 26th Sep – BELFAST Limelight Wed 27th Sep – DUBLIN The Academy Fri 29th Sep – LONDON Islington Assembly Hall Sat 30th Sep – SHEFFIELD Corporation Mon 2nd Oct – NOTTINGHAM Rescue Rooms Tue 3rd Oct – MANCHESTER Rebellion Thu 5th Oct – BRISTOL Fleece Fri 6th Oct – GLASGOW St Lukes

Screamin’ At The Sky is set for release on September 29th via Mascot Records/Mascot Label Group. Pre-orders are available now and can be purchased  here .

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Kentucky based hard rock band Black Stone Cherry, shun the traditional image of gospel choirs that the deep south is famous for and focus on an edgier image. Black Stone Cherry name AC/DC and Soundgarden as key influences in developing their unique sound, borrowing heavily from blues and motown music. Their imaginative lyrics and well put together harmonies give the music a modern twist on classic rock.

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The Darkness and Black Stone Cherry announce co-headline UK tour for 2023

The Darkness share details of their joint UK tour with Black Stone Cherry for 2023

The Darkness have announced that they will be setting off on a co-headline UK tour with Black Stone Cherry next year. Support will come from Canadian rockers Danko Jones . 

The British hard rockers will hit the road with the Kentucky foursome on January 28, 2023 in Cardiff, before moving on to Liverpool, Glasgow, Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds. On February 4, the jaunt will come to an end in London's OVO Arena Wembley.

Speaking of the upcoming run, Darkness frontman Justin Hawkins says: "Legend tells of a night, some ten or more years ago, upon which The Darkness and Black Stone Cherry serenaded the nocturnal creatures of Thetford Forest, receiving generally favourable reviews in the woodland press.

"Like the owls and squirrels of that fabled evening, we give to you an opportunity to stand beaks and mouths a-gape in awe and wonder at the awesome power of power chords played by the very same fingers, but within the convenient shelter of an arena instead of in a moon-dappled forest clearing. There may be some seating so you won’t have to sit on toadstools. Also, modern flushing toilet facilities, not just tree trunks and bushes. Remember what the Thetford fauna say - "The music of Black Stone Cherry and The Darkness is TREEmendous, and Never LEAVES you."

Black Stone Cherry add in a collective statement, "The rock'n'roll history books will tell you that on a summer’s night in 2012, tucked way back in the English countryside, two bands, from different parts of the world, came together to bring people a night of high energy, pedal to the metal, in your face unscripted rock‘n’roll.

"A bond was formed that could only have been blessed by the wizards of said forest.  While discussing each other’s outfits and stage moves, a tour was spoken of, put into the galaxy if you will, and now we are honoured to say the stars have finally aligned and we will be joining forces with The Darkness for what will be the UK’s most exciting tour of the season!  "We absolutely cannot wait to create more magic and release the lightning that both bands caught in a bottle so many years ago.  Grab your friends, grab your family, but hold on to your asses because this tour is going to rock !"

Tickets go on sale on June 24 at 10am, UK time.

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