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Black Stone Cherry reschedule UK Tour to Winter 2027

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June 9, 2026
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Black Stone Cherry UK Tour 2027 posterKentucky sweethearts Black Stone Cherry had recently shared plans for a massive headline tour of the UK lasting nearly a month. The special “An Evening With” shows have now been rescheduled to Winter 2027.

In addition to the rescheduled dates, the southern rockers have also added 5 brand new shows to the now huge 21-date tour, including a Sheffield addition.

All previously bought tickets will still remain valid for the new dates. The evening will include two separate sets from the quartet, playing their legendary 2006 self-titled debut LP in full (marking its 20th anniversary), and a second set of long-time classics and new songs off the brand new EP, “Celebrate”.

On the rescheduled dates, drummer John-Fred Young shares:
“Cherry Heads! We know that so many of you are ready to rock with us on our October- November 20th Anniversary UK Tour! We have a slight change in our schedule as I need to be home for some very important family events happening in the middle of October that I can’t be away from. We tried to keep these shows in the same calendar year (moving them up to Nov- Dec) but we were unable to keep all the shows due to room availability. However, we are excited to say that we are rescheduling the tour to Jan Feb of 2027 and those dates will be up very soon, with additional dates and nights in certain cities added! All tickets purchased will remain valid for the rescheduled shows. We can’t wait to see everyone and appreciate your understanding! Thank you and we love you all”!

UK Tour Dates 2027:
Thu 14th Jan – Bournemouth O2 Academy (New Show)
Sat 16th Jan – Frome Cheese & Grain (Sold Out)
Sun 17th Jan – Frome Cheese & Grain (New Show)
Tue 19th Jan – Torquay Arena (Sold Out)
Wed 20th Jan – Torquay Arena (New Show)
Fri 22nd Jan – London O2 Kentish Town Forum (Low Tickets)
Sat 23rd Jan – London O2 Kentish Town Forum
Mon 25th Jan – Margate Dreamland
Tue 26th Jan – Nottingham Rock City (Sold Out)
Thu 28th Jan – Wolverhampton KK’s Steel Mill (Sold Out)
Fri 29th Jan – Wolverhampton KK’s Steel Mill (New Show)
Sun 31st Jan – Cardiff Great Hall (Sold Out)
Tue 2nd Feb – Manchester Academy (Sold Out)
Wed 3rd Feb – Norwich Uea (Sold Out)
Fri 5th Feb – Sheffield Corporation (New Show)
Sat 6th Feb – Edinburgh Corn Exchange
Mon 8th Feb – Aberdeen Music Hall (Sold Out)
Tue 9th Feb – Newcastle City Hall (Upgraded)
Thu 11th Feb – Belfast Telegraph Building
Fri 12th Feb – Dublin Academy
Sat 13th Feb – Cork Cyprus Avenue

Tickets are on-sale now here.

Over the past two decades, Black Stone Cherry have grown into a true live powerhouse, winning over audiences worldwide. In the UK alone, they’ve shared stages with rock heavyweights including Def Leppard, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Shinedown, Halestorm, The Darkness, and Bad Company. Their festival credentials are equally impressive – headlining Ramblin’ Man Fair twice (2016 and 2019), topping the bill at Steelhouse in 2023, and delivering standout performances at Download. Alongside these milestones, they’ve undertaken multiple UK headline tours, from arenas to intimate theatres – even a castle – proving both their versatility and the remarkable bond they share with their fans. The extensive dates in 2026 are not to be missed.

Produced by the band themselves, “Celebrate” is an EP of contrasts; from a dreamily woozy, Nirvana-laced grunge singalong (“I’m Fine”), and personal heartache (“Deep”), to a curveball cover of the Simple Minds classic “Don’t You (Forget About Me)”, featuring guest vocals from old Black Stone friend Tyler Connolly (Theory Of A Deadman).

Get “Celebrate” here.

Line-up:
Chris Robertson – Vocals, guitars
Ben Wells – Guitars
John Fred Young – Drums
Steve Jewell Jr. – Bass

Weblinks:
www.blackstonecherry.com
www.facebook.com/blackstonecherry

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