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Buckcherry formed in 1995. Whether the band’s name was a spoonerism of ‘Chuck Berry’ or the moniker of a drag queen acquaintance ‘Buck Cherry’, remains unsettled.
Over the band’s history, over a dozen musicians have been in Buckcherry with lead singer Josh Todd being the only constant.
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A self-titled debut, released in ’99, was DreamWorks first album to go gold. Subsequently, original band members left and were replaced. A follow-up album was started but never completed.
Three years later, Todd and lead guitarist Keith Nelson reformed Buckcherry with a new lineup and released “15.” The double platinum set contained the crossover hit, “Crazy Bitch” and their first Billboard Top 10 song, the ballad “Sorry.”
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Buckcherry released their tenth studio album, “Vol. 10” (pictured at top), in ’23.
The 11-song effort featured 10 originals including, “Let’s Get Wild,” “Shine Your Light” and “Good Time” – filmed in L.A. There was also a bonus track, a cover of the Bryan Adams classic “Summer Of 69.”
“The formula for us is to have no fillers — having a great record from beginning to end. That’s what we want,” stated Todd.