Kid Rock headlines WE Fest
Kid Rock joins previously announced headliners, Eric Church and Tim McGraw for the fest, being held Aug. 4-6.
Kid Rock last took the stage at the Soo Pass Ranch in 2010, performing on the same night as Church. His return to WE Fest comes on the heals of his new album, "First ."
"Kid Rock is a great addition to this year's lineup, and we're happy to welcome him back to the Ranch," said Bob Bliss, WE Fest General Manager. "Our goal is to offer something for every country music lover - classic country, country rock, new country - it's what our fans love about WE Fest and what makes it such a great party every year."
WE Fest 2016 tickets are available now. Prices for 3-day general admission tickets start at $129; reserve tickets start at $135; and VIP packages start at $700. For more info, visit wefest.com or call 800-493-3378.
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CD reviews for Kid Rock
Kid Rock ended his association with Warner Brothers Records and moved to the Nashville-based BBR Records (a division of BMG), home of stars like Jason Aldean and Trace Adkins, and the name of the album certainly evokes Dixie, but that doesn't necessarily mean he's morphing into Kid Country. After all, his lengthy Wikipedia page lists several eras in the man's career - the hip-hop era, the rap-rock era, the heartland rock era, et cetera - and there's no reason to think that this ...
No popular act today surveys the country's musical landscape quite like Kid Rock. He came to us as a rap ringmaster, evolved into Bob Seger's soul-shuffle, and finally channeled the spirits of Bocephus, Cash and Waylon.
On "Born Free," Rock finally arrives at the Nashville-by-way-of-Detroit destination he's been aiming at for the last 15 years. It's a satisfying set, with feel-good songs and workingman laments that still sound breezy. One definite highlight is the ...
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