Buckcherry: The Wild Child of Rock and Roll

Buckcherry is a hard rock band that emerged in the late 90s and has been causing a ruckus ever since. Their music is known for being loud, catchy, and unapologetically rebellious.

Formed in Anaheim, California, Buckcherry consists of lead singer Josh Todd, guitarists Stevie D. and Kevin Roentgen, bassist Kelly LeMieux, and drummer Francis Ruiz. They burst onto the scene in 1999 with their debut album, self-titled Buckcherry, which was full of anthemic rock songs that made teenagers everywhere want to skip school and start a revolution.

Though their lineup has changed over the years, Buckcherry has remained a force to be reckoned with. They’ve released seven studio albums to date, each one more raucous than the last.

Their most popular song, “Crazy Bitch,” is a testament to their irreverent attitude and devil-may-care spirit. The lyrics are as ridiculous as they are catchy, and Josh Todd’s voice is pure rock and roll swagger.

In addition to their music, Buckcherry is known for their wild and unpredictable live shows. They’ve been known to throw TVs out of hotel windows, light things on fire, and generally behave like the rock stars of old.

But despite their party animal image, Buckcherry has dealt with their fair share of controversy. They’ve been accused of being sexist and promoting drug use, which they’ve addressed in interviews by saying that they’re just telling it like it is.

Love them or hate them, Buckcherry is a band that can’t be ignored. They’re loud, proud, and here to stay.