Buckcherry

In this special video edition of HeAd's KoRner, Loudwire columnist Brian 'Head' Welch was joined by his Korn bandmate Fieldy as the pair took some time to chat with Buckcherry singer Josh Todd before they all took the stage with their respective bands at the recent 2013 Rock on the Range Festival...

When Buckcherry comes to town, it’s a guarantee that you will be partying ‘All Night Long,’ pun fully intended. Last night (May 23) Buckcherry rocked New York City’s Irving Plaza with support from Heaven’s Basement, Mindset Evolution and Mother.

Who: Buckcherry

Buckcherry unleashed their sixth studio album, ‘Confessions,’ earlier this year, and the band has been touring relentlessly in support of the disc. They're about to wrap up their trek with Kid Rock, but have now announced a whole new batch of 2013 headlining shows and festival gigs.

Buckcherry's 'Confessions' is the highest-charting new album on this week's Billboard 200 chart, selling more than 18,000 copies to land at No. 20. In addition, the disc came in at No. 1 on the Hard Music Album  and Metal Album charts. Meanwhile, on the digital charts, 'Confessions' maintained its No. 1 spot on the iTunes Rock Album Chart throughout the week.

When envisioning new music from Buckcherry, you know there'll be some foot-stomping, high-energy songs, typically about partying, women and heartbreak -- all delivered by singer Josh Todd's perfectly rock-weathered voice. On their new 'Confessions' album, they definitely have some of those touchtones, but that being said, Buckcherry also deserve a great deal of credit for delivering a well thought

Buckcherry's highly anticipated 'Confessions' album arrives today, but the band is giving fans a chance to take a listen to the disc before picking it up. The group is currently streaming the disc online at Noisecreep and it can be heard here.

Buckcherry usually rock hard, but they've also shown they can lay their heart bare over the years, and 'Sorry' is a track that's a perfect example of that. The apologetic cut finds Josh Todd exclaiming, "I'm sorry I'm bad / I'm sorry you're blue / I'm sorry about all things I said to you," and attempting to win back the one true love of his life through song.

Buckcherry have a busy year ahead of them with the release of their sixth studio album ‘Confessions,’ which drops Feb. 19. They are also in the midst of a U.S. tour with Kid Rock that runs through early April.

Buckcherry are set out to hit the road with Kid Rock for a U.S. arena tour across in support of their upcoming album ‘Confessions,' due February 19.