Family Tree

Black Stone Cherry returns with their sixth studio album, "Family Tree," a powerful blend of Southern rock, post-grunge, and hard rock that solidifies their signature sound. Released on April 20, 2018, under Mascot Records, this 13-track album is a testament to the band's growth and authenticity, recorded and produced by the band themselves in Barrick Recording, Glasgow, Kentucky.

"Family Tree" is a perfect summer album, filled with heartfelt lyrics, hard-rocking riffs, and infectious Southern rock grooves. The album opens with the catchy "Bad Habit" and doesn't let up, delivering one outstanding track after another. From the bluesy "Burnin'" to the anthemic "Carry Me On Down The Road," and the soulful "Ain't Nobody," each song showcases Black Stone Cherry's unique blend of influences and their unmistakable sound.

The album also features a cover of James Brown's "James Brown," demonstrating the band's respect for their musical roots and their ability to make classic songs their own. With songs like "Southern Fried Friday Night" and "Dancin' In The Rain," Black Stone Cherry proves they can craft infectious, feel-good tunes that are perfect for any occasion.

"Family Tree" is not just a collection of songs; it's a journey through the band's musical evolution, incorporating their love for blues and their trademark catchiness. It's an album that feels authentic and honest, with each track telling a story and inviting the listener to sing along. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Black Stone Cherry, "Family Tree" is an album that will leave you craving more of their powerful, soulful rock.