Black Country Communion is a British-American rock band formed in 2009. The band consists of four members: Glenn Hughes (vocals and bass), Joe Bonamassa (guitar and vocals), Jason Bonham (drums), and Derek Sherinian (keyboards).

The band's name is derived from the Black Country region of England, which is known for its history of heavy industry and manufacturing. The band's music is heavily influenced by classic rock and blues, with elements of hard rock and progressive rock.

Black Country Communion has released several albums since their formation, including their self-titled debut album in 2010, "2" in 2011, "Afterglow" in 2012, and "BCCIV" in 2017. Their music has been well-received by both fans and critics, and the band has gained a loyal following.

The members of Black Country Communion are all accomplished musicians with extensive experience in the music industry. Glenn Hughes, known as the "Voice of Rock," has had a successful solo career and was also a member of the legendary bands Deep Purple and Trapeze. Joe Bonamassa is a renowned guitarist who has released numerous solo albums and collaborated with many other artists. Jason Bonham is the son of Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham and has played with numerous bands, including his own group, Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience. Derek Sherinian has played with a variety of musicians and bands, including Dream Theater and Alice Cooper.

• Glenn Hughes - bass, vocals
• Joe Bonamassa - guitar
• Derek Sherinian - keyboards
• Jason Bonham - drums

• "Black Country Communion" (2010)
• "2" (2011)
• "Afterglow" (2012)
• "BCCIV" (2017)

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