On Wednesday 29th September 2021 - the year of the band's 20th Anniversary - Kentucky's favourite sons, Black Stone Cherry, realised their childhood dream of playing at the legendary Royal Albert Hall, London. From clubs to arenas and Festival headline performances, no one puts on the kind of show that these boys do. Hit after hit - it's all killer - the rapturous crowd roar back. Black Stone Cherry was one of the first international bands to tour the UK following the Covid19 lockdown restrictions being eased, and they gave every single fan in there that night a euphoric dose of happiness.

Join fans from across the globe in celebrating Black Stone Cherry, the self-described “brothers first and a band second” and their two decades of music and milestones. This exclusive streaming event includes a live performance at Skydeck in Nashville, backstage interviews with the band, plus a conversation and performance with Lzzy Hale of Halestorm.

Black Stone Cherry's live 2018 performance from Download Festival UK.

Blame It on the Boom Boom White Trash Millionaire Lonely Train Burnin’ Stir It Up Me and Mary Jane In My Blood Foxy Lady Cheaper to Drink Alone Family Tree

01. Me and Mary Jane 02. Rain Wizard 03. Blind Man 04. Rescue Me 05. Shooting Star 06. Maybe Someday 07. Soul Machine 08. Bad to the Bone (George Thorogood cover) 09. Soulcreek 10. In My Blood 11. Things My Father Said 12. In Our Dreams 13. Drum Solo 14. The Rambler (acoustic) 15. The Way of the Future 16. White Trash Millionaire 17. Blame It on the Boom Boom 18. Lonely Train 19. 30 Seconds of Death Metal

In sleepy Edmonton, music for high school friends Chris Robertson and Jon Lawhon was their one and only. Both come from very musical families, so it was close to the fact that the two only 16-year-old founded a band in 2001. Black Stone Cherry make traditional Southern Rock with modern elements, a sound that they master in perfection. Their current Album Family Tree is considered the best Southern Rock album of recent years. The four successful musicians from Kentucky have their Wacken premiere this year.

In October 2014, Kentucky hard rockers Black Stone Cherry brought their 'Magic Mountain' tour to Europe taking in shows in Scandinavia, Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Belgium, Ireland and the UK. This show from Birmingham's LG Arena was filmed on October 30th. The setlist features tracks from all four of their albums and includes all of their best known songs. Black Stone Cherry continue the long tradition of Southern Rock bands being great concert performers and have built a real affinity with their European fans in particular. Here in Birmingham they once again deliver a scorching live show.

Black Stone Cherry amazing live DVD Live at Rockpalast Crossroads Festival in Bonn, Germany on October 9th, 2009. It is over 1 hour and 13 minutes long, contains 16 incredible songs (with “Peace Is Free” performed acoustically).

A real treat for all fans of Southern rock vibes! Black Stone Cherry is a band flawlessly blending rock and blues in a unique mixture to create an authentic, yet innovative Southern rock sound. They will be performing on the Main Stage on August the 1st.

Formed in Kentucky by four friends at the dawn of the new millennium, Black Stone Cherry originally started playing music to escape the boredom of rural Edmonton, Kentucky. They were an instant sensation on the local rock scene and before long the hard rock quartet attracted the attention of the bigger labels. Their self-titled debut dropped in 2006 and they haven’t looked back since. BSC have been busy since their last appearance (GMM2015). Apart from ‘Black to Blues’, an EP that gives a number of blues classics a BSC makeover, there is also their 5th studio album ‘Kentucky’ (2016). Whereas Magic Mountain (2014) was somewhat heavier than its predecessors, ‘Kentucky’ is more versatile and showcases the full spectrum of Black Stone Cherry’s songwriting abilities. Their brand of hard rock is flavoured with southern rock. If you’re into no-holds-barred hard rock with heavy riffs and catchy choruses and you dig the occasional ballad, then Black Stone Cherry will do the trick.