Black Stone Cherry

Black Stone Cherry bring their Kentucky-forged hard rock to the Telegraph Building in Belfast, United Kingdom, on 29 October 2026. Formed in 2001, the band has shaped a sound where southern-tinged riffs meet blues grit and straight-ahead hooks. Led by singer-guitarist Chris Robertson and guitarist Ben Wells, they first broke out with the self-titled debut and its tracks Rain Wizard and Lonely Train, laying the groundwork for a blend both heavy and melodic. The run that followed — Folklore and Superstition, Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea, Magic Mountain — pushed their writing wider, from swaggering grooves to tighter, punchier choruses. More recent releases like The Human Condition and Screamin’ at the Sky keep that balance, moving between tougher edges and more rootsy textures without losing warmth. On stage, they lean on tone and dynamics: thick guitars, unhurried rhythms, choruses built to carry. A set that spans eras, old staples and newer cuts side by side, played with the mileage of a road-tested band.