As Kentucky’s Black Stone Cherry put the finishing touches on their upcoming fifth studio album, the band has released their first ever live DVD / Blu-ray. Filmed at LG Arena in Birmingham, England on October 30th 2014, this is the epitome of modern American southern rock; look no further as you won’t find anything better. From the opening moments of “Rain Wizard” to the final seconds of “Lonely Train”, BSC is one continual eruption. The amount of energy on display is unreal; guitarist Ben Wells leg-kicks, sprints, and spins his away across the stage while rocking the Les Paul as only he can do. John Fred Young hits his drums so hard, you actually wonder if the kit will survive the incredibly enjoyable 20-song set.
 
Audiences sing along at every concert, that’s nothing new. But the 8,000 in attendance at this particular gig sound as though they’re 80,000 strong. So much so that vocalist/guitarist Chris Robertson lets the crowd sing the very emotional “Things My Father Said” in its entirety; how often does that happen? Not very! The band’s display of gratitude towards their fans is undeniable, with everyone in attendance experiencing a night that will never be forgotten. “Me And Mary Jane” brings a smile to your face, “Hollywood In Kentucky” is a hoot, and “Peace Is Free” sends chills down your spine. Bottom line, every song evokes an emotional response. Bonus footage was filmed at Download 2015 this past June. Viewers are treated to a pair of great songs, “Blame It On The Boom Boom” and “In My Blood” from the prestigious, yet rain-soaked festival. Chris and Ben also sit down for an insightful and interesting interview.