The swaggering rock band, “Black Stone Cherry” has become infamous for packing each of their songs with the kind of energy that brings AC/DC to mind. They will be riding this train of head-banging momentum all the way to the U.K. this March. The seven-year-old band now has tacked up four full-length albums to their name, and has been enjoying the fruits of their labor by building a loyal fan base and enjoying loads of quality radio air-time. Their southern hard-rock style was born in 2001, straight out of Kentucky - a birth location their band shares with Jim Beam Bourbon Whiskey. Like Jim Beam, although the band may find appeal from classic-rock lovers, they aren't afraid to let it all hang loose and thrash their guitars every now and then.... OK, make that every single song. Unlike Jim Beam, they will not give you a hangover. Their riot doesn't slow down in 2012, as the four member wrecking crew plan to launch a sizable tour that consists of 16 U.S. shows, 14 U.K. appearances, as well as four shows in Germany, as well as stops in Switzerland, Austria, Denmark, and France. Sure to be a party, indeed!
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