Black Stone Cherry has released a music video for “Celebrate,” the title track from their upcoming EP, set to drop on March 6, 2026, via Mascot Records. The band shared their excitement about the video, saying, “We had so much fun coming up with the concept.” They collaborated with director Kyle Loftus to create a visual that captures the feeling of being stuck, whether in a dull job or in your own thoughts, and how small opportunities can lead to victories.
The song emphasizes finding joy in life’s little moments. Actor and musician Aaron Paulsen stars in the video, which ends with a burst of confetti, symbolizing the celebration of inner victories. The band explained, “The song itself is about celebrating every little thing in life, even if it’s just making it through the day.”
Black Stone Cherry produced “Celebrate” themselves at High Street Studios in Bowling Green, Kentucky. The EP features six original songs and a cover of Simple Minds’ “Don’t You (Forget About Me),” featuring Tyler Connolly from Theory Of A Deadman on guest vocals. One track, “I’m Fine,” draws inspiration from Nirvana’s grunge sound. Singer and guitarist Chris Robertson described the EP as “a snapshot of that artist’s life” and a reflection of their experiences since their last album, “Screamin’ At The Sky.”
During the writing process, guitarist Ben Wells faced a personal loss with his wife’s miscarriage. He channeled that experience into the song “Deep.”
The band is currently on tour in the U.S. through November and December, wrapping up on December 10 in Cincinnati. They will also perform at Arizona Bike Week on April 8, 2026, and join Creed’s Summer of ’99 And Beyond Cruise from April 17-21, 2026, in Miami.
