Eleven Seven Music/Atlantic Records hard rock band Buckcherry scored their first Top 10 album today on the SoundScan/Billboard 200 album chart with Black Butterfly, the much-anticipated follow-up to 2006′s RIAA-certified platinum 15. Black Butterfly debuted at #8 on the chart, the highest debuting rock album. “Buckcherry keeps letting it rip,” said People magazine in a 3/4 star review of the album. “There’s no denying it, Buckcherry is what in-your-face rock ‘n’ roll is all about.” – Associated Press Dubbed the Next Great American Rock Band, Buckcherry, who just two years ago performed to rooms of 200 people, are currently playing to crowds of tens of thousands. Click Here for a…

Buckcherry unleashed Black Butterfly on September 16th. The album – which follows 2006′s RIAA platinum-certified blockbuster, 15; and if you liked 15, you’ll love Black Butterfly. “Too Drunk…,” the slinky first single from Black Butterfly is currently blowing up at multi-format radio outlets nationwide. The track is a top 10 smash at Active Rock, while also coming in this week at #11 with-a-bullet at Mainstream Rock. What’s more, “Too Drunk…” is currently bulleting its way up the top 30 at Alternative outlets across the country. Black Butterfly– co-produced by Buckcherry’s own Keith Nelson and longtime Aerosmith collaborator Marti Frederiksen (the co-writer of Buckcherry’s top 10 smash, “Sorry”) – is being…

Multi-Platinum rockers Buckcherry have teamed with MSN Music to unveil the video “Don’t Go Away,” from their forthcoming Eleven Seven Music/Atlantic Records’ album Black Butterfly which hits stores September 16th. Featuring lush verses and a hook-filled chorus, the power-ballad is set to pick up where the band’s top 10 hit, “Sorry,” left off. The first single from Black Butterfly, “Too Drunk…” has become a viral sensation and is headed to the top 10 on next week’s rock charts. The Los Angeles band is winding up its summer stint on Crue Fest (alongside Motley Crue, Papa Roach, Sixx:A.M. and Trapt) during which they played to over half a million rock fans…