Buckcherry’s 11th Album Should Be Out Before Summer ’25
Buckcherry singer Josh Todd was recently a guest of the “Everblack” podcast and talked about the songwriting sessions that follow-up the band’s 2023 album, “Vol. 10”. Todd said, “We already got record eleven written. We have a few more songs that we’ve gotta… We’re about three songs short, and we’ll get that done. And we’re gonna record in November. And we’ll have our eleventh record out next year sometime, probably before the summer.”
“Vol. 10” is an 11-song album with a bonus track, a cover of the Bryan Adams’ classic “Summer Of 69”. The album was produced by Marti Frederiksen and recorded at Sienna Studios in Nashville.
The band worked with Frederiksen on 2021’s “Hellbound” too – and their 4th album, “Black Butterfly”. He also co-wrote the band’s hit song “Sorry”.
Jetboy’s Billy Rowe has been in the band since the summer of ’20 – he replaced Kevin Roentge. And in 2019, Francis Ruiz joined the band as their new drummer.
Looking forward to hearing what Buckcherry has in the bag. There’s always a handful of outstanding songs on each and every album!
