Kid Rock

Kid Rock and his Twisted Brown Trucker Band will embark on a summer U.S. tour that will feature fan-friendly ticket prices. The trek kicks off June 28 in Bristow, Va. and will wind around the country before wrapping up Sept. 15 in Tampa, Fla. Support bands on select dates will include Kool & The Gang, ZZ Top and Uncle Kracker.

Kid Rock is gearing up for a monster summer tour that includes low ticket prices, free parking, and a special appearance from his good friends in ZZ Top on many of the dates.

Kid Rock's generosity knows no bounds, especially when it comes to his hometown of Detroit and by extension his home state of Michigan. The rocker's good will was on display again recently when he teamed with Pulte Homes and Operation Finally Home to have a new home built for a returning "wounded warrior" and his family.

If silver marks a 25th anniversary and gold is for 50, apparently the perfect gift for a 110th anniversary is "rock," and that's exactly what Harley-Davidson will get for their latest milestone celebration as Kid Rock has signed on to play a bash for the company.

Everyone's a critic, but some are a little more harsh than others. Still, that doesn't mean an artist has to sit back and take it and Kid Rock had a few notes after receiving a fairly poor review of his Palm Beach show Dec. 30.

The main reason I am on the radio today is because of my love for music. I love music because my best childhood memories were spent with my parents playing music and sharing their love for it with me. Led Zeppelin is my (and millions of other people's) favorite band. The Foo Fighters, Kid Rock, Lenny Kravitz, and Heart all rocked last night during the Kennedy Center Honors tribute to the legendary

In early November, the Wyandotte Marching Chiefs got the call that most marching bands would kill for -- they were invited to back up Kid Rock during the halftime performance of the Detroit Lions annual Thanksgiving Day game. But then the financial reality of the situation began to set in, with the school scurrying to land a fleet of buses to transport those taking part and incurring a $2,400 bill