The members of Buckcherry never admitted to being innocent—and that comes into play in their sixth album, “Confessions,” which was released in February 2013 and constructed around the seven deadly sins. The thought behind the album stems from significant events that happened in lead singer Josh Todd’s childhood. Seven of the tracks on the album are named after the seven deadly sins, including the first single, “Gluttony.”
The rockers will be flocking overseas to Australia and Japan before the Buckcherry tour returns to the U.S. for the final leg. The next stop stateside will be at Metropolitan Park in Jacksonville, Fla. (April 28), followed by other East Coast dates at Farm Bureau Live at Virginia Beach, Va. (May 3), and Stage AE in Pittsburgh, Pa. (May 4). Other stops along the way include the Klipsch Music Center in Indianapolis, Ind. (May 11), the Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio (May 17) and Irving Plaza in New York, N.Y. (May 23). The band will be playing its last show of the tour at the Hampton Beach Casino, in Hampton, N.H., on May 31. Shop today for Buckcherry tickets in stock now at Vivid Seats.
Another project in the works for Buckcherry is a short film that will go hand-in-hand with the band’s new album. Todd is working on the film, which will focus on the song “Sloth.” He is currently seeking funding for the project, and plans to have the 30-minute film include music.
