Black Stone Cherry Tickets
All Concerts
Manchester, Great Britain
London, Great Britain
Overall Rating
4.7
By Hedtrip
Good show cool venue
Went to see blacktop mojo and they did not disappoint should be bigger then they are enjoyed black stone Cherry as well cool setting for a show drinks were a little weak for me and they were out of a lot of beers but that didn’t ruin the show by any means
By ArtWorks8
Black Stone Cherry -Y'all gotta go see 'em
The most energy I've seen on stage from any band. These guys will have you searching for tickets to the next show.
By Cacho67
You should of been there Man !
Black Stone Cherry was on fire and although it was a small venue this band delivers, winning over new fans with every concert . They may be the best band you never heard. Do yourself a favor and go get some BSC!
By Angel106
Black Stone Cherry rocked!!!!!
This was one of the best Black Stone Cherry concerts I have gone to. I have been to many Of their concerts and at different venues and by far this was the best show. Loved the play set and love the guys. Can’t wait to see they again.
By DamnYankeeRose
Black stone cherry/ black top mojo
Both bands did an amazing job!!! Very chill setting, great crowd! The opening band was so nice! They even allowed us to take pictures with them
By CDuBois9
Great Show ~ Would do it again!!!
Show was AMAZING Staff was GREAT One thing we did not care for is the floors were VERY stick
Bio
Black Stone Cherry was founded in 2001 by guitarist and lead vocalist Chris Robertson and John Fred Young, drummer and backing vocalist, who were long-time friends. Joining forces with Ben Wells on rhythm and lead guitars and Jon Lawhon on bass guitar, the band started out by playing gigs in their local town of Edmonton, Kentucky. John Fred Young is the son of rhythm guitarist Richard Young from the Grammy Award-winning band The Kentucky Headhunters, which Black Stone Cherry cite as one of their earliest influences, along with Lynyrd Skynyrd, Muddy Waters and Cream. In their early days the band rehearsed and wrote in the same farmhouse that The Kentucky Headhunters had used as rehearsal space.
The band quickly gained a following for their live shows in their home state of Kentucky, and by 2005 they were signed to Roadrunner Records. The band released their first eponymously titled album in 2006 and were given a huge welcome back at their home town, where they performed for over 1500 fans. A live album recorded at London's Astoria in October 2007 was produced to mark the final show of their first international tour and was released in a limited edition of just 1,000 copies. In the same year the band won an award for Best New Band at the London Classic Rock Awards.
It is their tours for which the band is best known. An arena tour of the UK and Ireland in 2008 saw them take to the stage with Whitesnake and Def Leppard, with Black Stone Cherry as the opening act. May 2009 saw the band supporting Nickelback on the European leg of their Dark Horse Tour. They have supported Lynyrd Skynyrd and Bad Company and were the headline act at the 2013 Download Festival.