With their new single “Cheaper To Drink Alone” impacting rock radio early next month, Black Stone Cherry has announced that, in addition to the previously announced Winter tour dates in the Midwest and Northeast, they are hitting the road in May for an 18-date US tour in support of their latest album ‘Kentucky,’ out now via Mascot Label Group. Beginning in Houston, Texas before routing up the West Coast and into the Midwest, the tour will be supported by Citizen Zero and Letters from the Fire and include festival stops at San Antonio Texas’ River City Rockfest, Pryor, Oklahoma’s Rocklahoma, Sioux City, Iowa’s Awesome Biker Nights, and Earlville, Iowa's Tri State Speedway.

Black Stone Cherry commented, "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!"

Nearly a decade ago, Black Stone Cherry made its attention-grabbing self-titled debut at Barrick Recording Studio near their hometown of Edmonton, KY. It proclaimed the arrival of a vibrant and exciting new force in southern rock ‘n’ roll, a group that played with fire, sang with brimstone and had plenty of cajones. Flash forward nine years, the band's latest album ‘Kentucky’ is very much a ‘back to their roots’ affair, with the four-piece working with the same engineer in the same ‘local’ studio, Barrick Recording, where they crafted their eponymous debut. The band has developed an enormous following, touring six continents, headlining festivals, topping the charts, and sharing the stage with Def Leppard, Bad Company, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Alter Bridge, Halestorm, Shinedown, Theory of a Deadman, and more.

Tour Dates:

Winter/Spring 2017:

Friday, March 10th - Lexington, KY - Manchester Music Hall^

Saturday, March 11th - Johnson City, TN - Capone’s^

Monday, March 13th - Baton Rouge, LA - The Varsity Theatre^

Wednesday, March 15th - Destin, FL - Club LA^

Thursday, March 16th - Buford, GA - 37 Main^

Friday, March 17th - Charlotte, NC - The Neighborhood Theatre^

Saturday, March 18th - Asheville, NC - Asheville Music Hall^

Monday, March 20th - Lancaster, PA - Chameleon Club>

Tuesday, March 21st - Asbury Park, NJ - The Wonder Bar^

Wednesday, March 22nd - Pittsburgh, PA - The Club at Stage AE^

Friday, March 24th - Dayton, OH - Oddbody's Music Room>

Saturday, March 25th - Flint, MI - Machine Shop^

Sunday, March 26th - Grand Rapids, MI - The Intersection^

Tuesday, March 28th - Fort Wayne, IN - Rusty Spur^

Wednesday, March 29th - Columbus, OH - A&R Music Bar

Friday, March 31st - Green Bay, WI - The Sandlot^

Saturday, April 1st - Belvidere, IL - The Apollo Theater

Sunday, April 2nd - Peoria, IL - Limelight^

^ w/ Through Fire and Caleb Johnson

> w/ Caleb Johnson

Summer 2017:

Thursday, May 25th - Houston, TX - Scout Bar

Friday, May 26th - Dallas, TX - Granada Theater

Saturday, May 27th - San Antonio, TX - River City Rockfest

Sunday, May 28th - Pryor, Ok - Rocklahoma

Tuesday, May 30th - Phoenix, AZ - Crescent*

Thursday, June 1st - San Diego, CA - House of Blues*

Friday, June 2nd - Los Angeles, CA - Whiskey A Go Go*

Saturday, June 3rd - Sacramento, CA - Goldfield*

Sunday, June 4th - Reno, NV - Cargo*

Tuesday, June 6th - Seattle, WA - El Corazon*

Wednesday, June 7th - Portland, OR - Hawthorne Theater*

Friday, June 9th - Spokane, WA - Knitting Factory*

Saturday, June 10th - Boise, ID - Knitting Factory*

Monday, June 12th - Denver, CO - Blue Bird Theater*

Tuesday, June 13th - Lincoln, NE - Bourbon Theatre*

Thursday, June 15th - Libertyville, IL - Austin’s*

Friday, June 16th - Sioux City, IA - Awesome Biker Nights

Saturday, June 17th - Earlville, IA - Tri State Speedway

* w/ Citizen Zero and Letters From The Fire