Despite this unfortunate turn of events, fans can look forward to the rescheduled dates, which were revealed yesterday. The band took to social media to announce, “We’ve been closely monitoring this unprecedented situation and it has become clear that it’s just not possible to go ahead with the shows as planned. We have looked at many options, but ultimately the health of our fans, crew, and family is paramount.”

While many other bands have cancelled their summer performances in the last few months, it was hoped that live music would be safe to take place once again by the autumn. Sadly, this is not the case, and the Black Stone Cherry tour was ultimately postponed, though ticket-holders can retain their tickets and attend the same venue as originally planned. If required, fans can receive a refund at the point of purchase.

The statement ended on an uplifting note: “We cannot wait to come see you all with a new album under our belt and oh how much sweeter this tour will be! In the meantime, stay safe and look after each other.”

The Black Stone Cherry Tour due to take place in October 2020 has been rescheduled to September 2021. We’re pleased to have been able to reschedule the tour in the same venues, so do hang on to your ticket – it will be valid for the new date. pic.twitter.com/bjAAgl3N3y

— Black Stone Cherry (@BlkStoneCherry) July 13, 2020

The band’s previous album was released in 2018, so followers are eagerly awaiting the next. Already the single ‘Love Become Law’ came out last week on 9th July, giving the first taste of what’s to come. Gaining 83,000 streams, the song was created and performed in collaboration with Canadian rock band Monster Truck and released via Mascot Records. Together, both bands have formed a new project under the name The Cherry Truck Band.

We’re beyond stoked to announce The Cherry Truck Band’s song “Love Become Law” is out now. Teaming up with @Monster_Truck_ for this single has been a blast. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did creating it for you!

Listen now: https://t.co/wY9sU9dR7n pic.twitter.com/EGqZMm3PDj

— Black Stone Cherry (@BlkStoneCherry) July 9, 2020

Black Stone Cherry have so far released six studio albums, maintaining a strong foundation with members Chris Robertson (lead vocals, guitar), Ben Wells (guitar), Jon Lawhon (bass), and John Fred Young (drums).

Check out their full rescheduled UK tour dates below, with special guests, Kris Barras Band.

09/09/2021 – O2 Academy – Bristol
10/09 – O2 Academy – Birmingham
11/09 – Engine Shed – Lincoln
13/09 – Rock City – Nottingham
14/09 – O2 Academy – Leeds
16/09 – O2 Apollo – Manchester
17/09 – Barrowland – Glasgow
18/09 – Usher Hall – Edinburgh
20/09 – O2 Academy – Newcastle
21/09 – O2 Academy –  Liverpool
23/09 – Leas Cliff Hall –  Folkestone
24/09 – St Davids Hall –  Cardiff
25/09 – Great Hall – Exeter
27/09 – O2 Guildhall – Southampton
28/09 – Corn Exchange – Cambridge
29/09 – Royal Albert Hall – London

After the release of their sixth album ‘Family Tree’ the American rock band went on tour and played at Download Festival 2018 ahead of Guns N’ Roses. Black Stone Cherry then embarked on their first ever UK arena tour, which will wrap up in Leeds and London at the end of this week. Now that they are nearing the end of their UK winter tour with special guests The Cadillac Three and Monster Truck.  Their sixth album ‘Family Tree’, landed number seven on the Official UK Album Chart upon its release back in April 2018.

Going back to 2007 when they came to the UK for the first time, John Young, the bands drummer spoke about their first time on British shores: ‘When we came to the UK for the very first time in 2007 we came across to the UK for the very first time, that was crazy; we were rolling around in a little van, to these little clubs and the promoters didn’t even know if we were meant to be playing. But that’s the point that we started seeing people freak out to the music.’

‘We came back in the summertime to open for Aerosmith in Hyde Park and that was when it started to take off. There’s so many magical memories from the UK; they’ve always been so welcoming to us, and we wouldn’t be able to do what we love if it weren’t for you guys.’

Reflecting on their past records Young speaks about all of Black Stone Cherry’s past records they have released: It’s crazy, thinking back about all these different records we’ve made in different places. Each one of them holds so much magic and memory for us, from the process of recording to touring them live. They’re all important in their own little ways

Upon their return to South Wales on July 14^thJuly 2019, general on sale tickets will be available at 10am from Friday 14^th December and you can purchase them here. However, you can access presale tickets from Planet Rock here. Tickets will be priced at an average £39.50 plus booking fees.