You've gotta love Kid Rock. He's never one to leave you guessing about how he feels on certain subjects. One example is from last night's (5/19) Billboard Music Awards where he was the presenter for the top rap song of the year.
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.
Foo Fighters, Kid Rock and Lenny Kravitz were among the musicians that rocked Led Zeppelin classics during the Kennedy Center Honors tribute to the legendary rock band, which took place a few weeks ago but aired last night (Dec. 26) on CBS.
"Control" is a key word in the music industry these days, and Kid Rock is the latest musician to make sure he's got a handle on his past hits by re-recording them for future usage. Acts like Squeeze, Def Leppard, and Electric Light Orchestra have re-recorded past favorites in recent years to maintain control over their songs, and Rock is following suit with the music from his breakout album, 'Devil Without a Cause.'
Ring in 2013 with America's number one rebel rap-rocker, Kid Rock.
It's interesting, but Kid Rock, one of the few remaining mavericks not to bow to the growing behemoth of downloading that is iTunes, has finally given in for the release of his upcoming album, 'Rebel Soul.' So what changed the rocker's mind? His manager suggests that these are different times and different rules apply in the current musical climate.
Last night (Nov. 5) Kid Rock performed 'Born Free,' a song adopted by Mitt Romney as his campaign song, at the final rally for the presidential hopeful before election day. Kid Rock has been a vocal supporter for Romney during his campaign and Monday night he performed at the rally in New Hampshire, where the campaign began.
