Buckcherry to perform at Black Oak Mountain Amp
According to a press release from the Black Oak Amphitheater, the show will start on May 31 at 7 p.m. Buckcherry will be joined on stage with Hinder and Paralandra.
Tickets can be purchased here.
Buckcherry is known for their hits 'Crazy Bitch' and 'Sorry'. The band's eleventh album, 'Roar Like Thunder', will be released on June 13.
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