Buckcherry have just unveiled a live performance of their hit power-ballad “Don’t Go Away.” The video was filmed for Clear Channel’s Stripped live series. The song comes off the band’s Black Butterfly album which hits stores this past fall. continue reading...
Buckcherry and Avenged Sevenfold today announced additional dates for their co-headline U.S. tour due to the overwhelming response to the dates already announced. The two chart-topping rock bands will continue their trek through arenas playing to tens of thousands of fans as the tour dates extend into December. The full itinerary for the tour which features two headliners for the price of one is listed below. continue reading...
Check out multi-Platinum rockers Buckcherry’s new video for “Don’t Go Away” off of the new album Black Butterfly. The band picks up where the top 10 hit “Sorry” left off, giving fans another taste of their softer side. Black Butterfly will be in stores 9/16. continue reading...
Buckcherry have teamed with MSN Music to unveil the video “Don’t Go Away,” from their forthcoming Eleven Seven Music/Atlantic Records’ album Black Butterfly which hits stores September 16th. Featuring lush verses and a hook-filled chorus, the power-ballad is set to pick up where the band’s top 10 hit, “Sorry,” left off. The clip features actress Arielle Kebbel who you might recognize from Gilmore Girls and John Tucker Might Die. continue reading...
After the rise-from-the-ashes success of their last album, 15, Buckcherry are coming back and this time, the world is waiting! On September 16th, the sleaze-n-rollers will be releasing their new full-length, Black Butterfly. Produced by the band’s guitarist Keith Nelson along with Marti Frederiksen who has also worked with Aerosmith, Mötley Crüe, and Fuel, Black Butterfly continues the L.A. band’s potent brand of rock which is packed with melodic hooks and hard-charging guitars. continue reading...
Los Angeles (April 15, 2008) – During a press conference held today in Los Angeles, Mötley Crüe, the world’s most notorious rock band, revealed that this summer, they will bring the next generation of rock’s superstars out on the road with them for what will undoubtedly be the hottest ticket of the year for rock fans: “Crüe Fest ‘08,” which will visit cities across the U.S. and Canada July through August.
Produced by Live Nation, Crüe Fest, a touring rock festival featuring the hottest names in rock and alternative, kicks off on July 1st, and will hit over 40 major North American cities by the end of August. As if fans getting to see a Mötley Crüe show were not enough, there is an impressive line-up for the first year of the tour which includes Buckcherry, Papa Roach, breakout rock artist Sixx:A.M., and alternative rock band Trapt. Tickets will go on sale via www.LiveNation.com beginning Friday or Saturday, depending on the market. Fans that can’t wait for the onsale can get their tickets immediately by going to TheRockvine.com. continue reading...
“15,” the blockbuster third album from Eleven Seven/Atlantic recording group Buckcherry, has been certified platinum by the RIAA for sales exceeding 1 million units. Released April 11, 2006, the Los Angeles-based hard rock outfit’s “15” kick-started the rock revolution with a remarkable 91-weeks-and-counting on the Billboard Top 200 Albums Chart, powered by four enormously successful multi-format hit singles: “Crazy Bitch,” “Next 2 You,” “Everything,” and “Sorry.” Accolades for the band’s success through real music are pouring in, lauding the band for bringing rock back despite the music industry’s failed focus on manufactured hip-hop and pop. Said fellow Eleven Seven Music label mate, Sixx: A.M. and Mötley Crüe bassist Nikki Sixx, “Few bands are savvy enough to write hit songs that aren’t just the flavor of the week. Buckcherry have stood the test of time and overcome adversity – which allows them to not only make rock history, but pave the road going forward, too.” Or, as Jed Gottleib at the Boston Herald put it, “Hundreds of bands score gold records. Hundreds more have Top 40 singles. Yet only a handful of lucky and brilliant artists. . . become part of the American experience.”
Ike Reilly’s “Poison The Hit Parade” is a collection of songs taken from demos from his brilliant debut “Salesmen and Racists” and alternate versions of songs from the blistering “Sparkle In The Finish” and 2007’s “We Belong To The Staggering Evening,” as well as the previously unreleased title track and the massive and poignant cancer anthem, “Dragonflies.” ”Poison” showcases Reilly and his bandmate Ed Tinley as producers unencumbered by the major label system and willing to frame a song in any vibe needed to hold the melodies and tales of Reilly’s unique vision. Beginning with the title track, “Poison The Hit Parade” continues Reilly’s prolific assault with images of characters in a conflicted middle America: patriotic doubt, the celebration of life and death, high school girls in summer dresses and more theoretical assassination attempts. continue reading...
Here’s the new single “Sorry” from Buckcherry’s new album 15. continue reading...
