Black Stone Cherry Announce New Summer Tour
. ![]() Kentucky rockers Black Stone Cherry are having such a good time on the road they have added an entirely new American summer tour leg to their 2017 live plans. The new summer dates will feature support from Citizen Zero and Letters from the Fire and is scheduled to get underway on May 25th in Houston at the Scout Bar and will include headline dates and music festival appearances. The new trek follows Black Stone Cherry's spring tour leg which is set to begin on March 10th in Lexington, KY at the Manchester Music Hall and will feature support from Through Fire and Caleb Johnson on most of the dates. The band had this to say, "After a nice break, we are so excited to get back on the road and kick some serious ass! It's been a while since we've set out on a coast-to-coast US headline tour and we expect this to be the best yet! "We are a LIVE band. We are bringing our A Game and promise to leave it all on the stage every night. You deserve nothing less. Rock music deserves nothing less. We want you to experience with us what we guarantee will be a rejuvenating night of music and passion on this tour! Don't miss it!" Spring Tour Dates: Summer Tour Dates:
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