Buckcherry is an American rock band known for high-energy performances and a hard-edged sound that blends alternative rock with classic rock influences. The band rose to wider recognition with its self-titled debut album and later released popular songs including “Crazy Bitch” and “Sorry.” Its catalog and energetic live style have helped make Buckcherry a familiar name on rock concert lineups.
The supplied event listing pairs Buckcherry with Adelitas Way for a concert at the Pompano Beach Amphitheatre on June 25, 2016. The listing records one Buckcherry event at this venue; it does not provide details about additional past dates or a tour name. For audiences in the Fort Lauderdale area, the Pompano Beach show offered a nearby South Florida stop for fans of alternative and hard rock.
Venue and Seating Information
The Pompano Beach Amphitheatre is the venue named for this concert in Pompano Beach, Florida. Seating and sightlines can vary by event setup, so check the event-specific seating map and ticket details before choosing a section. The supplied information does not identify particular sections as better or worse, or include verified fan reviews about the seating arrangement.
Parking Information
Parking details, pricing, and a recommended lot were not included with the event information. For a smoother arrival, confirm current arrangements with the venue or event organizer before traveling, and allow time to find parking near the amphitheatre.
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Buckcherry Miami Gardens reviews
Fun show…AWFUL sound
Bought pit tickets for many shows, I have. The sound in the pit for the first three bands was terrible. It was just an echo. Never have I been in the pit and not been able to hear the bands. Understand them nobody in the pit could when the performers were talking. Hardly be heard were their vocals and the bands' music. Asked someone wearing a live nation shirt, I did. They said it was the bands' deal to set up the speakers and not a PNC issue. But odd that it was the first three opening bands. Buckcherry sounded great. This would have easily been a 5-star show had the sound been better.