Kentucky rockers BLACK STONE CHERRY will embark on a U.S. co-headline tour with THE LACS in the fall. Says BLACK STONE CHERRY: "We are stoked to hit the road with THE LACS this October and November for a Southern-fried co-headline throwdown! We look forward to getting back to some great places we haven't been to in a long time and seeing our incredible fans along the way — while also hopefully making many new ones! Don't miss this tour… trust us!" Tour dates: Oct. 17 - Des Moines, IA Woolys Oct. 18 - Minneapolis, MN Cabooze Oct. 19 - Omaha, NE Waiting Room Oct. 20 - Sioux Falls, SD The District Oct. 23 - Denver, CO Oriental Theater Oct. 24 - Colorado Springs, CO The Whiskey Baron Oct. 25 - Fort Collins, CO Sundance Steakhouse & Saloomn Oct. 26 - Grand Junction, CO Mesa Theater Oct. 28 - Salt Lake City, UT The Royal Bar Oct. 30 - Reno, NV Virginia Street Brewhouse Oct. 31 - Sacramento, CA Ace of Spades Nov. 01 - Chico, CA The Tackle Box Nov. 02 - Bend, OR Midtown Ballroom Nov. 05 - Anaheim, CA The Parish at House of Blues Nov. 06 - San Diego, CA Soma Sidestage Nov. 14 - Mobile, AL Soul Kitchen Nov. 15 - Holiday, FL The Stockyard Nov. 16 - Fort Myers, FL The Ranch BLACK STONE CHERRY has released a music video for its song "My Last Breath". The track is taken from the band's latest album, "Family Tree", which came out in April 2018. As was the case on 2106's "Kentucky", the BLACK STONE CHERRY members opted to produce and track "Family Tree" at David Barrick's Barrick Recording in Glasgow, Kentucky, the same studio where the four-piece recorded its eponymous debut. BLACK STONE CHERRY recently completed a 27-date U.S. tour in support of "Family Tree". The trek included festival stops at Rocklahoma, Thunder Mountain Music Park and the Tail Winds Music Festival. BLACK STONE CHERRY vocalist/guitarist Chris Robertson told Germany's Rock Bottom about "Family Tree": "I've always considered a record to be a snapshot of the band's life from the conclusion of the [previous] record until the time they put the newest record out. So there's an eight-month period in there where you're finishing up touring the previous record… 'Cause you evolve and change as people every day. And I think that's why none of our records have ever been the same. They've always brought something different each time. I don't know, man… It's just like a snapshot of who we are. So if you listen to 'Family Tree', that's the perfect representation of who we were when we were making that record. We're different even now. But those songs… We don't write songs just to write songs. Every song has a feeling or a meaning behind it — whether that be just rock and roll in general or whether it be a song like 'My Last Breath' that talks… the whole song is kind of me talking to my little boy. All the songs mean something. It's not just a song to be a song."
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