Long-running rock band Buckcherry will release its 11th album, "Roar Like Thunder," on June 13, 2025. A video for the title track, filmed in Los Angeles by director Tom Flynn, can be seen below. As with the band's previous album, "Vol. 10," and its predecessor, "Hellbound," "Roar Like Thunder" was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee, at... Continue Reading →
Following a run with Alice Cooper, Buckcherry has announced the final 2022 dates in support of its ninth studio album, "Hellbound," which was released in June 2021. The final dates encompass shows in the United States, Canada, New Zealand and Australia. VIP packages will be available for most shows. The band also will perform on the October/November KISS Kruise. After finishing up the... Continue Reading →
Buckcherry has premiered a music video for "54321," the fifth clip from its ninth studio album, 2021's "Hellbound" (review). The video, shot on tour dates in Dallas and Oklahoma City, was directed by KasterTroy. The video follows clips for the tracks "So Hott," "Hellbound," "Wasting No More Time" and "Gun." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6knT-oiq4wM&feature=youtu.be Buckcherry also has announced the third leg of the 2022 "Hellbound" tour, starting April... Continue Reading →
After playing 100 shows in 2021, Buckcherry will kick off 2022 with a co-headlining run with country rap rock band The Lacs. The 15-date tour will start Jan. 7 in Kyle, Texas. Buckcherry will perform an additional eight shows headlining. Core will support on all shows. Tickets for all shows go on sale Friday, Nov. 12, and VIP packages can... Continue Reading →
Buckcherry has premiered the video for the track "Gun" taken from its current release "Hellbound" (read Live Metal's review). This is the fourth video from "Hellbound" following "So Hott," "Hellbound" and "Wasting No More Time." "Gun" is an homage to the exploits of the legendary 1930s bank robbers Bonnie and Clyde. The video, edited by Stephen Wiggins, features live band performance footage shot at... Continue Reading →
More than two decades after announcing its arrival with the instantly iconic single “Lit Up,” Buckcherry refuses to slow down. Its ninth album, “Hellbound” (June 25, 2021, Round Hill Records; read Live Metal’s review), is one of its best, and the band has a packed touring schedule through the end of the 2021. Live Metal’s... Continue Reading →
By Greg Maki Even at Buckcherry’s height in popularity—think 2006-2007 when songs like “Crazy Bitch,” “Sorry” and “Everything” were burning up airwaves all over the country—its music never was what one would call hip. It’s never been “cool”—whatever that means—to be into a band that, for more than 20 years, has remained staunchly dedicated to... Continue Reading →
Buckcherry has premiered the music video for the title track of its upcoming album "Hellbound," set for release on June 25, 2021. Watch it below. The video, directed by KasterTroy and shot in Las Vegas, follows the release last month of the video for the song "So Hott." The "Hellbound" track is available now for download and... Continue Reading →
Buckcherry will release its ninth studio album, "Hellbound," on June 25, 2021. The 10-track record was produced by Marti Frederiksen, who previously produced the band's fourth album, "Black Butterfly," and co-wrote one of Buckcherry's biggest hits, "Sorry." Frederiksen co-wrote the majority of "Hellbound" with vocalist Josh Todd and guitarist Stevie D. The album was recorded in Nashville in November... Continue Reading →
