If you're interested in learning to sing like Josh Todd, the lead singer of Buckcherry, there are a few things you can do to emulate his unique vocal style.

One of the key characteristics of Todd's voice is his rough, gritty sound. To achieve this, you can practice singing from your diaphragm, rather than your throat. This will help you create a fuller, more resonant sound without straining your vocal cords. Exercises like the Farinelli breathing exercise can help with this.

Another technique to practice is twang, which is used extensively in Buckcherry's music. Twang is a bright, nasal tone that adds a distinctive edge to Todd's singing. You can learn more about twang and how to practice it with the Singing Carrots How to Twang exercise.

Todd's singing also features a lot of growling and gritting of the voice. If you're interested in learning this technique, you can start with the Singing Carrots How to Growl exercise.

As for songs to practice, Buckcherry's discography is full of catchy, aggressive rock songs that are fun to sing along to. Some standout tracks to focus on might include "Crazy Bitch," "Lit Up," and "Sorry."

In addition to these tips, be sure to check out the Singing Carrots tools and resources, such as the vocal range test and pitch accuracy test, to help you track your progress and improve your singing skills. Remember to take care of your vocal health and practice regularly to achieve your singing goals. Good luck!