BLACK STONE CHERRY To Film 'Cheaper To Drink Alone' Video

February 20, 2017

Kentucky rockers BLACK STONE CHERRY will film a video for the song "Cheaper To Drink Alone" tomorrow night (Tuesday, February 21) at Spillway Bar And Grill in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Fans are invited to attend the shoot, which will commence at 6:30 p.m. Admission is free but restricted to those 21 years of age and older.

"Cheaper To Drink Alone" is taken from BLACK STONE CHERRY's fifth studio album, "Kentucky", which was released in April 2016 via Mascot Label Group. The CD was recorded at Barrick Recording in Glasgow, Kentucky. Taking a "back-to-the-roots" approach, the effort was produced in the same way and same place as BLACK STONE CHERRY's eponymous debut album, which broke the band out of the small southern backwater and onto the world stage.

BLACK STONE CHERRY guitarist Ben Wells told Metal Hammer magazine about "Kentucky": "This is the first time we [got] to self-produce. And most of the songs, with the exception of maybe two or three out of fifteen, are all written by us, the four of us. Which all of our songs always are — we might co-write with somebody — but this time, the majority of the songs are all written by us. So it feels really good to kind of have that creative freedom. It's raw, it's heavy. [We went] back to our hometown to record it, where we did our debut album. So we're kind of revisiting some of that old mojo that we had, and I think our fans have been wanting that from us for a long time now. These are probably some of the coolest songs we've written as far as the music and the melodies."

"Cheaper To Drink Alone" video shoot tomorrow night!! Open to the public between 6:30-7pm at Spillway Bar and Grill! Don't miss it!

Posted by Black Stone Cherry on Monday, February 20, 2017

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