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BUCKCHERRY's 'Sorry' Featured In 'Las Vegas' Season Premiere

September 28, 2007

BUCKCHERRY's "Sorry" will be featured in NBC's two-hour season premiere of the hit series "Las Vegas" tonight (Friday, September 28) at 9:00 p.m. EST.

BUCKCHERRY's video for the song "Broken Glass" has been released and can be viewed below. The track comes off the group's latest album, "15", which has sold 839,000 copies in the U.S. since its release in the spring of 2006. The group has played more than 200 shows in support of the album, which marked BUCKCHERRY's comeback after a four-year hiatus.

BUCKCHERRY will get down to work on its next album sometime this fall, after the band completes its current tour. While the group has not been doing a lot of writing on the road, singer Josh Todd told The Pulse of Radio that they're definitely starting to think about new material. "Yeah, we've been accumulating ideas, but haven't really put songs together," he said. "We really want to be in one place to start going through that. But we write really fast, and it should be really great."

A new BUCKCHERRY album won't be out until the summer of 2008. Drummer Xavier Muriel said in a recent interview that the band has "tons of stuff left over" that didn't make it onto "15".

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