Really shocked to see Kid Rock fans behave like this.
They seemed so classy in the past. you imagine being over the age of 40, or any age, for that matter, and willingly attending a Kid Rock concert?
Link: https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/kid-rock-fans-trash-north-dakota-venue-concert-canceled-weather-conditions
Replies to: Really shocked to see Kid Rock fans behave like this.
Only God knows why.
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Amen to that.
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Isn’t he a country music act now?
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That was 20 years ago now, bub.
He's back to his roots: sucking in a hybrid-genre.
Did 18k in attendance throw things at the stage or just 18 drunks?
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It was a mostly peaceful drunken mob.
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LOL. His bar is the place to be in Nashville. I was there early, and left late.
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The Grateful Dead? At what age does one stop going to them?
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At age 0. You never start.
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Another poor taste judgment in recent contemporary culture.
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Were they mad about Kid Rock not going on or having to watch Night Ranger for 2 hours?
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They did a 2 hour version of "Sister Christian" followed by "Louie Louie" then called it a night.
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Hopefully they were performing behind chicken wire like The Blues Brothers...
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Motorin'! What your price for flight? In finding Mr. Right. You'll be alright tonight.
What's not to love?
I've picked up over the years that there is a group of Republican classic rockers, including the ones who made up Damn Yankees, and the lead singer of Night Ranger was among them, along with Tommy Shaw. I think some others include part of Aerosmith, the lead singer from Grand Funk Railroad, Rick Derringer, Hagar, Alice, and possibly a few others. I suspect Dave Mason is, given all his charitable work for vets.
In Indy State Fair 2011, Sugarland was ready to go on when the stage collapsed killing 7 fans.
Lawsuits ensued. It was a high wind, thunder storm weather related tragedy.