Year : 2026
Style : Hard Rock , Blues Rock
Country : United states
Audio : 320 kbps + scans
Size : 58 mb
Bio:
Black Stone Cherry is an American rock band, formed in 2001 in Edmonton, Kentucky. They are signed to Roadrunner Records. The band consists of Chris Robertson (lead vocals, lead guitar), Ben Wells (rhythm guitar, backing vocals), Jon Lawhon (bass guitar, backing vocals), and John Fred Young (drums, backing vocals). Black Stone Cherry have released three studio albums: Black Stone Cherry (2006), Folklore and Superstition (2008), Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea (2011) and three EPs, and have charted eight singles on the U.S. Mainstream Rock Tracks charts. Their fourth album Magic Mountain is set to be released in May 2014.Black Stone Cherry opened for Lynyrd Skynyrd and Bad Company on their co-headlining tour.The band headlined the second stage at Download Festival in June 2013.The band recorded in fall 2013 and on 4 February 2014 announced their new album Magic Mountain would be released on 6 May 2014. The first single will be "Me and Mary Jane."Black Stone Cherry will headline a UK tour with Airbourne and Theory of a Deadman in October and November 2014
Album:
Kentucky’s finest, Black Stone Cherry, will release their brand-new EP, “Celebrate”, which will be digitally available on March 6th, 2026, via Mascot Records.Quite how Black Stone Cherry - essentially just some ordinary people from Kentucky, one of whom happens to be the son of a Kentucky Headhunter - got to be 20, and in the process became one of the very best hard rock bands of their era, is one for the chapter marked TIME FLIES. Twenty years of songs that have soundtracked nights out, long drives, low points and the climb back out of them. Twenty years of turning workmanlike Southern grit into something communal, cathartic and stadium-ready. Plenty of bands make it to 20. Very few do it without ever losing who they are - or why people cared in the first place.But whatever. You can basically call this seven-tracker a birthday gift to us from them.“Celebrate” sees that wisdom and experience turn into total mastery of the craft. “Say goodbye to self-hate,” sings Chris Robertson, and while BSC’s part in my own recovery from depression has already been written about on these pages and doesn’t need repeating, that doesn’t stop this track detonating like a shotgun blast in the space shuttle. It’s huge. Affirming.“Neon Eyes” is surely built for the live arena. The groove they find here feels almost effortless, and I’d contend that no one writes better hooks on Planet Rock these days. These are utterly unashamed - and all the better for it.“Caught Up In The Up Down” brings the sass, very much the work of men who’ll happily blame it on the boom boom without a moment’s hesitation.“I’m Fine” proves they can still surprise. It sounds like Black Stone Cherry taking a sideways glance at if not quite grunge — then certainly ’90s alt-rock. Stone Temple Pilots fans would love this (I know I was… and am)."Deep” was written by live-wire guitarist Ben Wells just two days after his wife suffered a miscarriage. You can feel the pain in every word. But here’s the thing with the BSC boys: they put it all out there, they invite us in with them, and yet it never turns maudlin. There’s always the sense of we’ll get through this together.That thread runs straight into “What You’re Made Of.” Stern stuff. Powerful stuff. That’s all.“Don’t You (Forget About Me)” - featuring Theory Of A Deadman’s Tyler Connolly - sees Robertson teaming up on one of his favourite songs. And yes, we all know it’s sensational, but here it genuinely sounds like Black Stone Cherry wrote it themselves. That’s no small feat.And the thing is, they have written some beauties here. A couple of these sit right up there with the very best songs they’ve ever done. Even better, they’re young enough to do another 20 years — and that really is something to celebrate.
Line Up:
Chris Robertson - Vocals / guitar
Ben Wells - Guitar / vocals
Steve Jewell Jr. (ex-Otis) - Bass / vocals
John Fred Young - Drums
Tracklist:
01. Celebrate
02. Neon Eyes
03. Caught Up in the Up Down
04. I’m Fine
05. Deep
06. What You’re Made of
07. Don’t You Forget About Me (feat. Theory Of A Deadman’s Tyler Connolly)
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